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From a young age, Yehuda Benhamu knew he was part of something larger than himself. Raised in a modern Orthodox Syrian household in Brooklyn, New York, with a family deeply rooted in Torah and education — his father and grandfather are both rabbis and educators — Yehuda grew up with a strong sense…

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In June 1955, Dr. Doris Kraemer made ĐÔ°®ĚěĚĂ as the first woman to earn a Ph.D. from the School of Education and Community Administration at Yeshiva University.

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For Erin Stiebel, there’s no greater job than helping people tap into their potential.

William's journey from Islam to Judaism is inspiring and courageous.

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