When navigating to www.bdsguide.com, I’m immediately confronted with a clenched fist on a red banner against a crisp white background, and the matter-of-fact wording that I’m viewing the … more

Andreas Boldt can’t help but effuse praise and love for Israel with seemingly any chance he gets—with his kids, too. In some of his Facebook posts, the 37-year-old has his dirty … more

In honor of “Read Across America Day” and Dr. Seuss’s birthday on March 2nd, HANC’s Samuel & Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in West Hempstead, launched … more

Monday was a very special day for kindergartners in the CAHAL program at HANC — not because of the leap year date, but rather becauser it was the 100th day of school. Since school … more

On Sunday, HALB’s sixth grade girls celebrated their bat mitzvah breakfast. This year’s theme was “Ashira LaHashem B’chayai, Azamra L’Elokai … more

Last Thursday night, over 80 students from HAFTR High School, participanting in the school’s second annual Bowl-A-Thon, raised over $15,000 for Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. Each … more

A groundbreaking 1,162 participants were able to receive free and comprehensive genetic testing during three sessions organized by Yeshiva University’s Student Medical Ethics Society, in … more

Hannah Slavsky’s Pop-Pop, along with other family members, gave her an awareness of the life-saving work firefighters do. As a child she washed fire trucks and checked to make sure vital … more

For most of my 29 years, I’ve been spoiled rotten when it comes to kosher food.  I was raised not only in New York City, but in the borough of Brooklyn, the kosher capital of the world … more

As the Torah progresses with the building of the mishkan (tabernacle), we find the instructions of chapters 25–31 coming to life, culminating with Moshe telling Bezalel, “Do your … more