
Nishmat @30 Leadership Mission
For three days in Jerusalem, the women of the Nishmat@30 Leadership Mission studied Torah, engaged with students, faculty
For three days in Jerusalem, the women of the Nishmat@30 Leadership Mission studied Torah, engaged with students, faculty
The first of September and the first of Elul coincided this year with the first day for Nishmat’s
Veteran Yoetzet Halacha Shoshana Samuels stepped back into Nishmat’s Bet Midrash last week for the first time in
The Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem (Bayit Yehudi) Chagit Moshe visited Nishmat on Thursday to meet with staff, students
Shana BaAretz students got up early Friday morning for a pre-Shabbat hike up Har Tzefachot. They davened shacharit
We’ve tried peaceful demonstrations in the past, and yet police officers harm Ethiopians while the public stays silent
When a soldier killed a terrorist, he went to jail — how can a police officer just pull
When a police officer’s bullet killed Salomon Teka, I thought everyone in Israel would understand our pain. I
The Ethiopian-Israeli protests express deep pain, bottled up inside for years, that erupted because our anguish fell on
Even as I try to stitch the rift, I worry that violence may be the only way to
By LAURIE NOVICK June 5, 2019, 12:59 pm THE NEW YORK JEWISH WEEK Though our Sages assert that women have
Seven students from four continents celebrated completing study of a complex Talmud tractate, Chagigah, in Nishmat’s Bia Krys Bet
Riveting lectures and discussions led by some of the Israel’s most highly regarded experts in Jewish law highlighted
THE BLOGS Shayna Goldberg TIMES OF ISRAEL Did you ever have a dream that became a reality? When
Last week, Nishmat student leaders in Midreshet Masa, our Identity Seminar on Wheels Program, practiced their presentation for
Stephen R. Flatow, a member of the American Friends of Nishmat Board and Executive Committee, is father of Nishmat
Students from each program had the opportunity yesterday to tour The Valley of Hinnom in Jerusalem with Rav
Pictures from Yom Ha’Atzmaut Day when students enjoyed a trip to the Promenade (Tayelet) and then a BBQ
By Daniella Greenbaum Davis. Op-Ed, The Washington Post April 17, 2019 Daniella Greenbaum Davis, Nishmat Shana Ba’Aretz ’13, is a Spectator USA columnist and
So much of Judaism’s rich tradition revolves around family and lifecycle events that holidays and even day-to-day living
This month’s celebration was organized by students in the Shana Ba’Aretz program who chose the theme “Adom Darom”