Teaneck—In a recent phone interview with State Senate Majority Whip Loretta Weinberg, the legislator said that no school voucher bills will be passing through the
(www.Stratfor.com)—In the past several days, Jordanian authorities have reported two separate incidents in which groups of smugglers traveling from Syria have been caught with weapons
We know what people will think when they see this: “What a shameless plug for HASC!” And they will be right. But no one at
Englewood—Over the past eight years the Moriah School has made great strides in fostering increased levels of social and ethical sensitivity among its students, using
In 1992 the United States of America sent twelve of its best basketball player to compete in the Olympic Games as the original dream Team.
As the latest round of Mideast peace talks begin anew, we understand the need to be realistic peacemakers, as those who understand the huge risks
To the Editor: We asked for delivery of your paper after finding our first issue many months ago at a Teaneck pizza shop. We live
Much to the chagrin of the international community, Middle East peace has remained elusive. Many well-respected diplomats have tried their hand at facilitating peace between
I need you to understand why I am writing this and why so many of my colleagues are feeling the same emotions. “I am dizzy.
Warsaw—The Jerusalem Post reports that Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski recently met with a group of European rabbis and told them that “the Polish government
In the last issue of JLBC, we interviewed Rabbi Michael Schudrich in Warsaw about the schechita ban in Poland. This is a complicated issue involving
Iran Enhancing Naval Base in Port Sudan (INEGMA)—In 2008, Iran and Sudan signed a military cooperation agreement and in May 2013 the pace and scope
