Barnard College’s Pandemic Response Team issued an apology for asking religious Jewish student to use technology during Rosh Hashanah to report any COVID-19 symptoms.
Throughout the show, now in its second season, Roy is faced with the reality that his career as a professional athlete is coming to an end. And for his performance, Goldstein is nominated for a Primetime Emmy for Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
The quiet teenage boy of the title, Wesley Keener, not only does not speak, but he also does not make eye contact, eat, excrete, rest or grow.
On September 12, FSWC highlighted January 29 and February 1 tweets from Sidney Coles, who was running as New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate in the Toronto-St. Paul area, implying that Israel was the reason for why millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses went missing.
The Simon Wiesenthal Center hosted a candle-lighting ceremony at the Museum of Tolerance’s Memorial Plaza on September 10 commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks.
We know the fear and reality of illness and loss. We’re uneasy about getting close to one another, accustomed to distancing from our loved ones, friends, and communities. We may feel distanced from God as well.
In recognition of the one-year anniversary of the U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords, Israel’s first treaties with Arab governments in a quarter-century, the Consulate General of Israel brought the Jewish celebration to the campus of Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy.
While no parent is immune to the challenges of child rearing, parenting a child with severe autism requires a different order of energy, patience and generosity.
Family, friends and a number of dignitaries flew from Los Angeles to Israel over the past week to pay their last respects to the legendary Los Angeles-based security expert Moshe Alon, who died Sept. 9 in Haifa.
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