This past Sunday, August 4th, the Newark Bears – members of the Can -Am Baseball League, hosted Jewish Heritage Night at Bears and Eagles Riverfront
On Sunday June 30 2013, when the New York Mets took the field there was something very wrong. The scorecard announced that the Mets hard
Israeli 12th-graders Nili Block and Sarah Abraham came home from a Thai boxing (Muay Thai) championship in Thailand with gold medals. Block, from Beit Shemesh,
(JNS.org) Oscar “Ossie” Schectman, a Jewish player who scored the first basket in the history of what evolved into the National Basketball Association (NBA), died
In today’s market, precious stones like the diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald command a premium price due to their color, brilliance, and rarity. A common
There’s a place for every child…even mine! My kids hate sports. Always have. We are not a sports family. No one plays. No one watches.
New York—Making it in the entertainment business is all about the numbers; the more exposure performers get, the better their odds for success. A new
Bet Shemesh—In the Modern Orthodox community, it is becoming popular to make aliyah. It is, however, less common for community leaders from chutz la aretz,
It was a twist of fate that not only introduced Inna Braverman to a passion for green energy, but reconnected her to Ukraine, where she
Summer camps (specifically sleep-away camps) are where many children and teenagers go for that uncomfortable stage when we don’t know really if we should call
Participants on the OU’s Israel Give & Tech niche trip organized by Israel Free Spirit Taglit-Birthright Israel, recently visited Google Headquarters in Tel Aviv. There,
