Jordan Hiller of Woodmere organized a chizuk mission to Copenhagen this week and was joined by several other Five Towners, including Rabbi Gedaliah Oppen, principal of Judaic Studies at the Hebrew … more

Ta’anis Esther, next Wednesday, will again mark the Yahrtzeit of HaRav HaGaon Moshe Feinstein, zt”l. For this occasion, we will again briefly highlight the valuable biography, “Reb … more

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren has become a rising star in the Democratic Party through her focus on such economic and social issues as income inequality and taking on Wall Street banks, … more

Kindergarten students from HANC’s Samuel and Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, had a wonderful time at the Long Island Children’s Museum, exploring scientific concepts … more

Star qualities shine both inside and out of the classroom at Midreshet Shalhevet. Over the past few weeks, students won numerous inter-school competitions and awards for superb performances in … more

Eight students from the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls, along with students from other yeshiva high schools in the tri-state area, joined Yeshiva University’s YUPAC in lobbying trip to … more

The OU released the following statement on Wednesday: For more than a year, the Orthodox Union has made the case to City Hall that New York’s Yeshivas and Jewish day schools are—by … more

Last Tuesday evening, in a sold out theater on Central Avenue, the curtain rose as more than 70 Shulamith middle graders performed their hearts out in “Twisted.” It’s a play … more

In his book on politics in the Arab world, “Cruelty and Silence,” the Iraqi intellectual Kanan Makiya made a telling point about the opposition to the first Gulf war of 1991, when a … more

The Young Israel of Woodmere continued this week to encourage Five Towners to attend the upcoming AIPAC policy conference in Washington. “With the events of recent weeks unfolding in the … more