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PUPILS AT the Epstein School in Atlanta: Jewish day school alumni consistently report stronger ties to their Jewish identity, a deeper connection to Israel, and greater participation in Jewish life during their college years, says the writer.

The Educational Choice Act is a breakthrough for Jewish education access in US

Students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's campus in Rehovot.

Education and agriculture: Twin pillars of resilience in wartime

By SAUL BURDMAN

SIGNING THE Abraham Accords (from L): Bahrain’s Foreign Affairs Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al-Zayan; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; US president Donald Trump; and the UAE’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, at the White House, Sept. 15,

US House resolution calls for curriculum reforms to strengthen Abraham Accords

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Linda McMahon, die von Präsident Donald Trump eingesetzte Bildungsministerin, sagt bei ihrer Anhörung vor dem Senatsausschuss für Gesundheit, Bildung, Arbeit und Renten aus. Washington, DC, 13. Februar 2025.

Trump kürzt Mittel für Antisemitismus-Bekämpfung auf dem Campus

By PHILISSA CRAMER/JTA

Strengthening Zionist youth movements will ensure a thriving, secure, and proud Jewish future.

The Jewish Future slate offers a unifying vision for zionism in World Zionist Congress elections

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Evacuees from the North at the Yehuda Hotel

Education Ministry launches program to support youth in evacuated communities in northern Israel

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Taking a selfie at a Passover Seder last year: We must go to where young minds have already gone and where old ideas are reborn with new passion and purpose, the writer maintains. (Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Teaching Jewish identity through algorithms

By Naomi Kovitz

ACCORDING TO the Shanghai Ranking, in 2024, the Hebrew University ranked 81st among the world’s 100 leading universities. Here, crowds attend HU’s inauguration ceremony on Jerusalem’s Mount Scopus in 1925.

Hebrew University pres. talks to 'Post' amid centennial celebration

Participants will engage in organized mentorship sessions and direct involvement throughout the program.

Global Jewish school leaders unite in new partnership

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

"Worthwhile to Work in Jerusalem" employment fair

Israel's economy, labor market still weak after Israel-Hamas War - OECD report

Elliot Jager and Calev Ben-David on The Jerusalem Dispatch Podcast.

Where priorities lie: Israel's largest-ever budget clogged by political patronage

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

AN ACTIVITY in solidarity with Israel takes place at the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy – Jewish Day School in Stamford, Connecticut.

Beyond ‘Never Again’: Returning to identity in Jewish, Israeli, and Zionist education

By ZOHAR RAVIV

Photos of Bar-Ilan University campus, March, 2025.

Bar-Ilan University to recruit research students in scientific fields using NIS 1b. gift

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Osem factory in Sderot

Osem establishes a new electrical laboratory at the city's high school

By In collaboration with Osem

The QA course of the Employment Service and Hura Council

The course that will guarantee quality employment for young people from the Negev

By Sheva Darom

A demonstration in support of Palestine and Lebanon marches through Stockholm to Gustav Adolfs Torg, Sweden October 5.

When education fails: The silent abandonment of Sweden's Jewish students

By DAVID LEGA

PLAYTIME AT the daycare center.

Israel's overlooked front line: Daycare centers emotionally supporting toddlers, infants

By RUTH STERN-KATRY

PALESTINIAN CHILDREN attend school on February 25, 2025, in Gaza City. Jewish students in the US are being bullied at record levels, with the positioning of Zionism as an epithet, the writer explains.

How are Massachusetts schools failing Jewish students through bias?

By Deborah Gastfreund Schuss