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On Tuesday evening, May 27, the Navigating the Medical System Lecture Series featured a virtual lecture hosted by Congregation Etz Chaim. Dr. Margaret Huynh, an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Weill Cornell Medical College and an attending neurointensivist and neurologist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, shared many valuable facts about traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Netanya has emerged as the top destination for Anglo buyers seeking stunning beachfront living, luxurious amenities, and a vibrant community. With breathtaking coastal views and a thriving Anglo presence, this dynamic city offers an unmatched quality of life on Israel’s Mediterranean coast.
In a deeply disturbing and heartbreaking incident, the synagogue and study hall of Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef, the Rishon LeZion and former Chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel, was deliberately set on fire in Jerusalem this past week. Sacred books were reduced to ashes, and the seat from which the Rav delivered countless shiurim was scorched.
Touro University’s computer science program was ranked #17 in TechGuide’s Best Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science Programs for 2025, up 7 points from its #24 ranking in 2024. The list highlights colleges and universities that excel in providing educational opportunities and training for today’s students interested in pursuing this high-demand career.
Hidden Sparks, the New-York-based organization that has helped over 8000 educators with coaching and training to help all students reach their potential, has announced the launch of a new Parent Learning Series this summer. Led by seasoned educators and child development specialists, the series offers accessible, expert-led sessions filled with practical strategies for parents and caregivers of early childhood through 8th grade to support the child’s learning and behavior at home.
New York, NY - As Jewish American Heritage Month came to a close this May, New York City delivered an unforgettable statement of Jewish pride, strength, and unity against the backdrop of a global rise in antisemitism. The weekend of May 18–19 was nothing short of historic—culminating in the vibrant 2025 Israel Day Parade and a pair of high-profile conferences that brought world leaders, cultural icons, and grassroots activists together in support of Israel and the global Jewish community.
