The American Heart Association / American Stroke Association has awarded St. John’s Episcopal Hospital a Gold-Plus Quality Achievement citation for implementing quality improvement measures … more

All kinds of uber-creative latke recipes appear around Chanukah-time: apple-parsnip latkes, sweet potato-leek latkes, sweet cheesy latkes, and savory cheese and chive latkes. But the truth is, … more

“Ein Torah K’Torat Eretz Yisroel!” HAFTR Judaic Studies Principal Rabbi Gedaliah Oppen traveled to Israel on a “Keeping the Kesher” mission with his HAFTR … more

Shalhevet Scholars who participate in the school’s Science Enrichment Program attended a lecture at Stern College given by Dr. Susan Gross, Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology … more

After discovering questions that never bothered me before, and using learning skills acquired in classes taught by the late Rabbi Mordechai Breuer, a new approach to the dreams that Yosef … more

2010 — One’s “never too old to begin,” trumpets the Star’s cover story about 91-year-old Harold Wohl who, having barely opened up a gemarah seven and a half years earlier, completed learning the entire Shas. more

According to a report in the Israeli newspaper Ha’arez, the Obama administration is considering sanctions against Israel because of its construction of homes in East Jerusalem. Be very … more

A folksy Mike Huckabee told several hundred enthusiastic supporters of the State of Israel on Sunday that the Jewish state has an “absolute right to exist as a secure, free and unfettered … more

Last month witnessed a steep uptick in the number and frequency of terrorist incidents in both Jerusalem and the country at large. These acts of terror are true to their title, terror, in terms … more

Jabalya. Anyone who has been there has no desire to go back. A nasty piece of real estate in the Gaza strip, Jabalya is a densely overpopulated refugee camp that is always waiting to explode, … more