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Camp Simcha and a sister camp, Camp Simcha Special, are operated by Chai Lifeline, a Jewish nonprofit serving families with children who have serious diseases.

Running back emerges from under fake tiger head to cheering campers at New York's Camp Simcha before running football drills, signing autographs and dancing with them

Camp Simcha, Chai Lifeline’s transformative summer haven for children with cancer, disabilities, and chronic medical conditions in Glen Spey, NY, received

(By: Sandy Eller) Dozens of elected officials were among the hundreds of people who spent an evening networking and discussing shared goals at the Jewish

As of July 2, members of the New York State Legislature, which includes the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate, have passed nine bills related to

What the media and public schools can learn from thriving religious education.

The headlines on the latest case of intolerance and discrimination on our college campuses are becoming an almost daily occurrence. From New York to Texas and all the way to California, incidences of hate are all too common. I’m talking about the rise of antisemitism, intolerance of Christianity, and hatred for America and its institutions that is being promoted by higher education, all in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

"Outnumbered" panelists criticized CUNY law school graduate Fatima Mousa Mohammed for labeling the NYPD as "fascist" and linking American law to White supremacy.

A commencement speech from a student at CUNY's law school is being slammed as antisemitic as pro-Israel groups and allies demand the school be stripped of public funding.

CUNY Law School commencement ceremony speaker Fatima Mousa Mohammed gave an anti-police and anti-Semitic speech that drew wild cheers.