Jill Allen has joined Menorah Park as executive director of the foundation. Allen is returning to Menorah Park after 15 years ...

God’s luminous presence — and its seven branches recall the seven days of creation," writes Joel Allen of DWU.

And perhaps that is why Moshe’s name is absent here. The greatest leaders are not obsessed with visibility. Their egos are quiet. Their influence is steady. Moshe’s light in Tetzaveh is like the ...

Hashem has no need for illumination, the mitzvah is solely for the honor and needs of Israel - and it also contains symbolism ...

The most powerful thing that Australians have done, though, is simply to carry on. The purpose of attacks like the one on Dec. 14 in Sydney – if purpose is the right word for such an act – is to sow ...

Today, light is ambient and inexpensive. We leave it on without noticing. Against that backdrop, the requirement of a steady flow of pure oil for the Mishkan’s lighting can easily be underestimated.

Two men are facing charges in connection with a major drug trafficking bust in Miami Beach that ended with a large amount of narcotics seized, police said.

Police have arrested a 15-year-old in connection with vandalism to a menorah on the town green. Officers responded to the green on Tuesday for a report the menorah had been damaged, according to ...

Mayor Karen Bass lights the Katowicz menorah, which was damaged in a New Year's Day break in Credit: Los Angeles City Hall A Los Angeles man was arrested for smashing into City Hall, where he ...

A menorah built by a Holocaust survivor was vandalized outside a synagogue in Bridgeport last week. The outdoor menorah, which sits outside Congregation B’nai Israel, was pushed over by someone who ...

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) — The Bridgeport Police Department is investigating after a menorah at one of the city’s synagogues was allegedly vandalized, according to synagogue and city officials.

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