We are utterly stunned at Rabbi Stern’s passing, and share with the community the sad realization that a great tzaddik has left us.  His boundless capacity to give

Rabbi Herschel Schachter shlit”a recently published responsa on two issues that have been hotly debated in the Modern Orthodox communities, and by others interested in

Sometimes, a critique is incorrect because its author did not fully understand that which he or she was critiquing. And sometimes, a critique is incorrect

My first column in the first ever issue of JLBC ended with the following words: 31 years later, and the boys have not returned: Yehuda

I will not easily forget my recent trip to Israel. The magical experience of being in Israel is only part of that. What I will

With permission from e-jewishphilanthropy.com The Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education (CASJE) has announced a first-of-its kind collaboration among practitioners, researchers, and funders of

Teaneck—Two couples instrumental in building Congregation Beth Aaron into the thriving kehilla it is today were honored by 275 guests at the shul’s 38th Annual

The Etzion Foundation (Yeshivat Har Etzion and Migdal Oz) will hold its Annual Dinner on April 2, 2014 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in NYC.  With the

New York—Over 450 delegates convened in early February for the Yeshiva University National Model United Nations (YUNMUN) conference, held at the Stamford Plaza Hotel and Conference Center

Brooklyn—OHEL recently hosted over 40 post-divorce “Devoted Dads” in a workshop for the non-residential father. The need to address the specific concerns and challenges of

Teaneck—Baruch Labinsky, author of the critically acclaimed book, A Financial Guide to Aliyah and Life in Israel, will speak at Congregation Beth Aaron on Motzei

Twenty-five years ago, Steven Benvenisti’s parents were asked to donate his organs as he lay in a coma for 10 days after being struck by