Camps cancel summer trips to Israel because of war, low enrollment
For many American families, wartime is the wrong time for a teen trip, but others want to show support for Israel
For many American families, wartime is the wrong time for a teen trip, but others want to show support for Israel
There's a vast landscape of ways that camps choose to address the complicated realities of conflict in the Middle East
In this time of devastating war, it's essential that American Jewish camps present a more nuanced portrait of the Middle East
Camp Tawonga 'seems to be a microcosm of the divide we are hearing about in Jewish communities all over,' says camp director Aaron Mandel
Rabbi Steven Krawatsky — and his former campers — will have their day in court
Two staffers at the Jewish camp are challenging New York state’s concealed carry law in court, claiming that its restrictions leave staff and children vulnerable to antisemitic attacks
The camp filled up in less than a week as families sought normalcy for their children a year into Russia’s war on Ukraine
Former leaders of the camp known as an incubator of Jewish arts talent said the film 'really hit home for us'