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Pikuach, the Board of Deputies-run service for inspecting Jewish studies programs, has aligned its evaluation methods with Ofsted by removing the use of sing...

North Cheshire Jewish Primary School in Manchester received a good rating from its first full Ofsted inspection in 17 years, down from its previous outstandi...

This collection of letters to the editor features a variety of perspectives on Israeli politics, antisemitism, and issues of historical remembrance. Lorin Be...

Rabbi Yehuda Pearlman and Jonny Atkins have joined the London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS) in key educational roles. Rabbi Pearlman, previously principal ...

Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School in Mill Hill has been recognized with its second National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE) Challenge Award, ...

The Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) stands as a global paragon of Holocaust education, praised by leaders like Sir Keir Starmer for its crucial role in pre...

Sruli Fruchter explores the intersection of body image and the Jewish spiritual practice of teshuva, arguing that developing a healthy self-image is an impor...

The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) in the San Francisco Bay Area is implementing a multi-faceted strategy to address antisemitism and enhance Jewi...

Jewish students have increasingly faced anti-Semitism on university campuses, such as the establishment of no Zionist zones at UCLA, prompting a successful l...

In a delightful series of videos, the internet's beloved Jewish Grandma Dina shares 13 insightful lessons reflecting her life experiences and deep Jewish wis...

Suzy Ultman's new board book for toddlers, "I Like Your Chutzpah," introduces a delightful visual language of Jewish joy through vibrant illustrations and a ...

Sara Eisemann's exploration of human fears, as discussed in Family First, highlights five primary fears that can impede one's ability to live fully. These in...

The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) has successfully passed the House Ways and Means Committee, rekindling hope for families seeking school choice...

Project Cheshbon is an initiative that emphasizes the importance of personal introspection during the Jewish month of Elul, encouraging individuals to engage...

In this engaging analysis, Professor Shai Davidai evaluates several leading U.S. universities based on various criteria, likely considering academic excellen...

Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, a leading expert on antisemitism, addresses the alarming rise in Jew-hatred globally, particularly after the October 7 Hamas att...

Dr. Arnie Aberman, a distinguished former medical school leader at the University of Toronto, plans to return his honorary degree in protest against the univ...

Dr. Arnie Aberman, a prominent Toronto physician, plans to return his honorary degree to protest the University of Toronto's handling of rising antisemitism ...

Jay P. Greene asserts that the increasing number of international students at U.S. universities—now constituting up to a third at elite institutions—poses si...

Gvira Milworm, CEO of Temech, leverages over 30 years of workforce experience to offer insights on effective leadership and team management, emphasizing the ...

In this heartfelt letter, a teacher reflects on a profound classroom moment when a student, unbeknownst to her, reveals the loss of an older brother years ag...

Cindy Scarr provides parents with a detailed guide on selecting safe and essential baby gear, particularly car seats. She highlights the importance of choosi...

Rabbi Yosef Simon recognized the gap facing baalei teshuvah, individuals committed to Torah Judaism without the background to fully integrate into the religi...

The U.S. Senate is poised to advance the Antisemitism Awareness Act, compelling the Department of Education to apply the International Holocaust Remembrance ...

Jewish communal leadership plays a crucial role in guiding the vast network of Jewish organizations across North America. With approximately 9,500 organizati...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, offers free access to its content on Judaism, Israel, and Jewish issues post-October 7th. The publication seeks fina...

Universities across the United States, facing controversy over their statements regarding the conflicts in Israel and Gaza, are increasingly adopting policie...

Amidst a rise in anti-Semitic incidents in schools throughout Greater Seattle, Jewish students are facing harassment, with swastikas appearing in schools, an...

A recent federal ruling deemed support for Israel as a First Amendment-protected religious belief for Jewish students at UCLA, amidst campus anti-Zionist pro...

The article delves into the complex dynamics of individuals who leave Orthodox Judaism, known as "Off the Derech" (OTD). A focal point is the conference host...

Joel Citron reflects on the rising antisemitism on college campuses as Jewish students face protests and hostility linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict. As th...

Marc Novicoff discusses his findings on why protests against Israel were more prevalent at elite U.S. colleges, correlating protest activity with the wealth ...

Following the events of October 7, a troubling surge of antisemitic incidents has been documented in New Zealand, with reports from the Holocaust Centre in W...

Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Albania underscores the country's unique wartime history of saving Jews during the Holocaust. Despite modest awaren...

The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research in New York is hosting a conference titled "After Orthodoxy: Cultural Creativity and the Break with Tradition," which ...

Hebrew University in Jerusalem has introduced a new English-taught undergraduate program, targeting international students, particularly from the U.S. The pr...

Amid recent pro-Palestinian protests, Columbia University has faced significant scrutiny following the release of a report by its Task Force on Antisemitism....

In this video, the creator shares her personal journey toward improving her physical health by focusing on weight loss. She discusses the strategies and chan...

Dr. John Delony delves into the often unspoken challenges of success in this episode, addressing the isolation and mental health difficulties experienced by ...

Alina Treiger and seven others were recently ordained as cantors and rabbis by the Abraham Geiger College in Germany, celebrating their achievement amidst in...

A school district in Columbia, South Carolina, has removed "We Survived the Holocaust," a graphic novel about Holocaust survivors, from its middle school cur...

Ray Reagans and Ezra Zuckerman-Sivan discuss how universities, like MIT, can better support diverse identities within their communities, particularly followi...

The correspondence in Family First Inbox: Issue 910 covers a diverse range of parental concerns within the Orthodox Jewish community. Rivkie S. challenges th...

Antisemitic incidents at Baruch College have intensified, with pro-Palestinian activists targeting the college's Hillel chapter over its connections to Israe...

A Brown University trustee, Joseph Edelman, has resigned in protest against the university's decision to hold a vote on divesting from companies connected to...

Cindy Scarr shares the profound impact that a simple shiur given years ago in Manchester had on two individuals, one of whom quit smoking and another who ret...

Sara Eisemann explores five common fears that hinder personal growth, emphasizing the therapeutic principle of "name it to tame it." She discusses the fears ...

Jonathan Golden reflects on how Jewish educational institutions can thoughtfully remember October 7, a date of collective memory and significance, using the ...

Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's envoy on antisemitism, emphasizes the need for Canadian leadership to support Jewish students facing antisemitism at universiti...

Amidst escalating campus tensions over the Israel-Hamas conflict, there is a significant increase in antisemitic incidents affecting Jewish students in the U...