Intermarriage and life-threatening situations

It's Motzaei Shabbos and there are three stars shining brightly outside. Inside, in a hall packed with dozens of women, there are eyes sparkling with joy.

How do you explain the uniqueness of the Jewish people in sign language? That was the question confronting Yad L'Achim as it faced the challenge of how to help the deaf

Some 80 children of Jewish mothers and Arab fathers returned home recently after spending two weeks in camps organized for them by Yad L'Achim. These are youngsters who returned to the

Some 1,500 women and girls from all across Paris participated last week in another round of lectures organized by Yad L'Achim's French-speaking department. The lectures were timed for the end of

In a letter to Education Minister Rabbi Rafi Peretz, Yad L’Achim expressed support for his expression of concern regarding the surging rate of assimilation among U.S. Jews and his characterization of

The winner of this year's Yad L'Achim Sefer Torah raffle, its ninth, was the Dahan family of Pinchas Muksai Street in Rehovot. The raffle, conducted last Thursday, on the eve of

While every Bris Milah is emotional, the one held recently in the Old City of Yerushalayim was particularly poignant. Behind the event is the story of Tzipora (a pseudonym), a young

An article published in Haaretz points to a worrisome increase in the number of students learning in bilingual kindergartens and elementary schools that bring together Jews and Arabs. The article is