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Pardes remains committed to learning despite Israeli political strife - opinion

As we celebrate a half-century of The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies, how might we hold on to our past in a way that helps us to move forward?

By LEON MORRIS
29/03/2023

How are these olim living their lives after retirement in Israel?

The Magazine spoke with nine English-speaking immigrants to find out where their open highways are taking them.

'No words can console us': Brothers Hillel and Yagel Yaniv killed in terror attack

Hillel was studying in a hesder yeshiva in Kiryat Shmona and had recently completed his service in the Navy. Yagel was studying in a hesder yeshiva in Givat Olga.

26/02/2023

Rabbi Pinto: Faith needs to be part of man’s being

In a conversation with his students, Rabbi Pinto stated: “It is not enough to just pray and say ‘I believe’. You need to live the faith every day and every hour.”

By MARK FISH
20/02/2023

The needs of Israel's haredim are changing – will leaders find solutions?

Ultra-Orthodox rabbis and educators are well aware of the depth of the crisis and of the problems faced by the young men; but they are afraid, and perhaps should be.

10/02/2023

Haredi MK: Yeshivas are only moral justification to occupy Palestine

A Yesh Atid MK heckled Eichler by saying he would like it if Haredim would 'join the war' for the State of Israel.

How have Jewish gap year programs in Israel changed from 30 years ago?

We need to adapt to incorporate the new reality and to squeeze from it the very best possible outcome for the students to produce from them a generation of Jews.

By AHARON E. WEXLER
03/02/2023

19-year-old American seminary student killed in Jerusalem car accident

The driver seriously injured while a passenger was also killed. * The US seminary student was Adira Koffsky of New York, studying at Midreshet Amudim.

By GABE FRIEDMAN/JTA
02/02/2023

Special ed care provider for NYC yeshivas charged with $2.8m. embezzlement

Martin Handler was accused of overbilling the government for services, stealing funds and other crimes amounting to $2.8m in damages.

Two yeshiva students accused of severely injuring woman during protest

The prosecutor's office filed an indictment accusing the students of lighting a bin on fire and pushing it down the road, causing it to hit a woman.

By WALLA!
09/01/2023
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