Washington—Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ), recently returned from the Middle East, where he had heart-to-heart talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,
Paterson—Recalling the string of arson attacks that set fire to shuls and a rabbi’s house, U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-9th District) defended the Homeland Security
After another grueling season, the Frisch girls’ Varsity Soccer Championship run ended on May 28. The game saw a much anticipated match-up between Frisch and
New York—“God gives and God takes,” intoned Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove, the late Senator Frank Lautenberg’s spiritual leader and friend, as he began a Jewish funeral
Frank Lautenberg’s rise to wealth and prominence is a classic rags-to-riches story. Born in Paterson, N.J., the son of Polish and Russian immigrants who came
Jerusalem—According to reports in JTA, Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid threatened to bring down the Israeli government if a bill requiring the enlistment of haredi
Israel’s Design Museum Holon will unveil a new exhibition showcasing the works of Israel-born architect Ron Arad, designer of New York’s epic 9/11 memorial. The
Jerusalem—There was a time when the kosher soup kitchen was considered a relic of the past, a throwback to the poverty-stricken shtetl of Eastern Europe.
The Saudi Gazette—Recently the Gulf Cooperative Council (GCC) consisting of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar. Oman and the United Arab Emirates branded Hezbollah as a
Campaign to Repeal Bergen County Blue Laws Gains Momentum Amidst Mixed Reaction Bergen County—Westwood resident Rosemary Shashoua started a campaign earlier this year to repeal
NEW YORK (Combined services) — As a result of headlines generated by articles in The Jerusalem Post written by Isi Liebler, Isi Liebler, a close
Teaneck—As Vice President of the Israel Club at Teaneck High School (THS), Arianna Cannonier has heard inspiring stories about the Holocaust from survivors and their
