The newly appointed Middle East director at the State Department has a long record of criticizing and pressuring Israel. Isn’t anybody at the White House paying attention to who’s being … more

Two weeks ago, Caroline Glick wrote that President Trump’s national security adviser, Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, was “deeply hostile to Israel and to Trump.” This charge is … more

Elor Azaria has gone to jail. He is the Israeli soldier who faced a terror attack, then shot dead a Palestinian who was already neutralized. Whether you think that he is a good soldier who … more

Yeshiva Har Torah’s graduating class of 2013 wasn’t big by the school’s standards, but it punched above its weight in high school. From a class of 46, three students were selected … more

The Yeshiva University Board of Trustees recently awarded tenure to 17 faculty members across the University’s undergraduate and graduate schools. Two professors, Dr. Jeffrey Gonzalez, … more

For the fourth summer in a row, faculty and staff of the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach had an opportunity to enhance their educational technological skills with a variety of workshops from … more

In broad term terms, our parasha, Re’eh, divides meat for consumption into two distinct categories — b’sar korban (sacrificial meat) and b’sar ta’aveh (chulin, or … more

Five years out of college with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Drexel University, Rachel Levinson (pictured), was forging a career path in the world of marketing. She moved to Israel, … more

The Nosher via JTA Have you ever tried dessert hummus? That’s right — a sweet hummus.  No, it’s not exactly traditional, but it is as simple as making classic hummus. … more

For decades, a post-high school year of Torah study in Israel has played a crucial role in shaping young observant Jews’ future spiritual identities and connection to Judaism. … more