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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu grew up in West Jerusalem but spent his high...
Meet the Straus Scholars of the Class of 2026 — headed to Oxford, Yale Law School and beyond
When Rebecca Guzman ‘26S arrived at Yeshiva University as a first-year student and Straus Scholar, graduate studies at Oxford were not on her radar.
Recap: Miri and Katie confide in Sabrina, and she has a hard time believing that they are from another time period, but she suggests they go see a wise rav in Toledo. She tells them to ask Mr. Sanchez how to get an appointment.
Recap: Miri and Katie decide to confide in Sabrina. They both long to return to their own time, and they hope Sabrina will be able to help them with an idea.
Netanya, Israel — Sanz Medical Center – Laniado Hospital has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to outstanding patient care, earning national recognition in the Israeli Ministry of Health’s 2025 report on the prevention of hospital-acquired infections.
New York
New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board voted to freeze rents for approximately 1 million rent-stabilized apartments, delivering a major political victory for Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
With a transformative $12.5 million gift to Yeshiva University, Alex and Diana Tsigutkin are helping advance an important new chapter in the University’s 140-year history: The establishment of a new Electrical and Computer Engineering program. Directed by Dr. Fred L. Fontaine – former chair of Cooper Union’s Electrical Engineering Department – the new initiative will provide students with courses, labs and practical engineering experience for the first time across the college’s Uptown and Midtown campuses, as well as fund $25,000 scholarships for at least 10 undergraduates each year and connect students with the Israeli high-tech sector.
