Englewood—The tables in the crowded Midday Gallery in Englewood, New Jersey, were set with delicious hors d’ouvres and the walls were embellished with creative art

While the U.S. administration has officially adopted the position that the Syrian regime used chemical weapons and has declared publicly that it will provide the

What would you do if you ran a town for a day? That’s a question many of us could answer, but few will ever get

On Sunday, June 16, the Frisch Girls Hockey Team faced off against the eight-time defending champions, the Ma’ayanot Rapids, in front of a packed crowd

Riverdale—In an historic moment for the world Orthodox Jewish community, the first-ever Manhigei Hilchatit Ruchanit Toranit, or Maharats, were ordained on June 16 in the

JERUSALEM—The Washington Post reports former U.S. ambassador to Israel Dan Kurtzer (now a professor at Princeton University) and former Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Moshe

Jerusalem—In addition to learning that many Israelis want the Knesset to basically ignore anything American Jews have to say about Israeli policy, the poll had

Israeli Minister of Tourism Uzi Landau caused a media stir last month when, at a cabinet meeting, he quoted from former Israeli foreign minister Abba

Jerusalem — World leaders praised and serenaded Israeli President Shimon Peres in honor of his upcoming 90th birthday. The prime-time birthday celebration marked the start

The Emunah Women’s Organization has petitioned Israel’s Supreme Court seeking to legitimize females in the field of kashrus mashgichim. Organization leaders tell the court there

Englewood—Charlie Harary, a longtime friend and supporter of OHEL, made his first ever appearance in Englewood, New Jersey, to share the important work that OHEL

(The Prague Post)—The disused railway station at Prague-Bubny is a haunting reminder of the Holocaust. The depot, obsolete since the wartime period, was where the