On a frigid winter’s day in 1906, tens of thousands of Jewish parents in New York’s Lower East Side and Brooklyn kept their children home from school.

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Hostage survivors Keith and Aviva Segal delivered on Wednesday harrowing testimonies about their experiences in captivity in ...

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The Chagrin Falls Dads’ Club will host its 2025 Texas Hold’em Charity Tournament on Nov. 21 at Chagrin Falls Town Hall at 83 ...

Mushka Greenberg, co-director of Chabad at Miami University, said in the release, “When a Jewish student can pick up a kosher ...

Despite the Oct. 10 ceasefire, visitors from the US and around the world have not stopped coming to the Jewish state to offer ...

Not many high school football players are into the special team component of the game, but Beachwood High School senior ...

A U.S. proposal to provide a United Nations mandate for an international stabilization force in Gaza is facing opposition ...

The path to retirement for Solon resident Theresa Markowitz looked different than that of most people. Markowitz unexpectedly ...

What does it mean to love our children equally? It’s a question that many families wrestle with, especially when each ...

Now that the government shutdown is over, House and Senate Republicans say they'll negotiate with Democrats on whether to ...