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Recently, at the World Economic Forum, President Trump stated that he would not use military force to acquire Greenland, saying “I don’t want to use force. I won’t use force.” Furthermore, he dropped imminent tariffs on European countries regarding Greenland. Still, Trump… Read more: Trump Pushing for Greenland Deal

Over the second half of this semester, roughly 4-8 Yeshiva students from Yeshiva Chafetz Chaim visited the Valley Torah boys campus to learn gemara with students. These boys first appeared at the Pico Oneg at Rabbi Grama’s house, where they introduced themselves… Read more: Yeshiva Students Connect with Valley Torah Students

Throughout the month of November, our Valley Torah boys team advanced through the mock trial competition. In the second round, our prosecution team went up against another local Jewish high school, Shalhevet, who featured some great lawyers and witnesses. This matchup was… Read more: An Retrospective Look at our Mock Trial Win in Round Two

January 19, 2026 marked a devastating tragedy when two infants lost their lives at a daycare center after carbon monoxide poisoning, while 53 additional children and staff members were rushed to hospitals for emergency treatment. The incident sent shockwaves throughout Israel and… Read more: Two Babies Lose Their Lives In Unlicensed Israeli Daycare

After years of corrupt government rule, domestic mismanagement, and religious control, the citizens of Iran grew increasingly frustrated with being denied access to basic necessities such as clean water and electricity. Seeking to reclaim their former cultural identity and revive traditional Persian… Read more: The Conflict in Iran and How It Affects My Daily Life

A couple months ago, we celebrated Chanukah with an exciting and action-packed Chagiga. This event was set up by Valley Torah’s student council and brought the staff and students together on a memorable day. The day started off with the regular Hebrew… Read more: Valley Torah’s Annual Chanukah Chagiga

Recently, Rabbi Dove Ber Smith visited the school with his registered service dog, Cinco. Rabbi Smith has partially impaired hearing and is completely deaf in one ear. Cinco helps him do things like answer the door and shaking the Rabbi’s bed to… Read more: Rabbi With Service Dog Explains Mitzvot

A couple of days ago, the whole school was fortunate enough to host Professor Elan Javanfard, a Valley torah alumni, in the Beit Midrash to speak about addiction and its negative long-lasting impact. Professor Javanfard has spoken at numerous Jewish schools across… Read more: Professor Teaches Students On Dangers of Addiction

During “finals” week, students are very stressed about their academic career. It is a time when the end of the semester is near, and the workload is packed densely in a short span of time. This workload can involve a series of… Read more: The Stress of “Finals” Week

Recently, a conflict within the celebrated Diamond District in New York City led to accusations of a jewelry scam. At the forefront of the conflict is the popular jewelry brand TraxNYC. Its founder Maksud Agadjani was accused by a competing company, Akay… Read more: An Alleged Jewelery Scam and Its Implications

In a shocking twist to the 2025-26 NBA season, the generational talent Chris Paul was shockingly released by the Los Angeles Clippers in early December, during what was expected to be a farewell stint with the organization. Paul, now 40-years old, signed… Read more: The Amazing Legacy of Chris Paul