How Jewish day schools are talking about the horrors in Israel with their students
Days after the Hamas attack, Jewish educators navigated balancing the needs of the moment with “age-appropriateness"
“I felt viscerally the discomfort of sitting around while I was watching people leave in uniform,” one student said
Days after the Hamas attack, Jewish educators navigated balancing the needs of the moment with “age-appropriateness"
A group of volunteers from Brooklyn made sure those headed toward war had a friendly send-off
“We are in a campaign for our home, a war for the security of our existence, a war we will win,” Netanyahu said in the nearly eight-minute address on Monday
The live stream was one of the first large-scale events organized by Orthodox Jews in the Diaspora since the invasion on Saturday
Musk's tweet was viewed 11 million times before the controversial X owner deleted it
Harvard Palestine Solidarity Groups statement holds Israel responsible for 'all unfolding violence'
The front page of State’s web page was headlined “Israel Under Attack” with a link to information
The death toll was reportedly set to climb to 800
Goldin’s work shows that opportunity for women in the labor market is less a function of changing social mores or economic growth than it is susceptible to a variety of factors
Recounting her ordeal to the press, Rahel Edri says she served her Hamas captors drinks and joked around with them until rescue forces could arrive