Nearly 600 people celebrated and supported The Moriah School’s 48th Annual Dinner on motzoei Shabbat, March 1st. Parents, teachers, alumni and friends came together to
On Shabbat afternoon, April 5, 2014 at 5:50 PM, Cong. Rinat Yisrael is privileged to present a special lecture by Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter, professor
Teaneck—Anyone who just bought the perfect dish for their table and can’t wait to use it knows that there is another step to be taken
Passaic—In Clifton last month, 35 people came to show their gratitude for an innovative Alateen program for Orthodox teenagers, including participants, friends and family. Alateen
As someone who has protested outside the gates of the United Nations on several occasions, I find it astonishing to now witness some heartening developments
New York—I started writing this article during the first Israeli Foreign Ministry strike a few months ago, but was reluctant to publish it because of
To the Editor: In an article published here on March 13, “Modern Orthodoxy’s Identity Crisis”, Amram Altzman laments that, unfortunately, not enough change is taking
Doctor Zorkner’s office was not at all what Jonathan had expected. Most doctors’ waiting areas had generic plastic seats or a couch and a few
The Yeshivat Noam Annual Dinner, celebrating the bar mitzvah year of the school, was a record-breaking success raising over $635,000 for Jewish education. The night
When he joined the National Council of Young Israel (NCYI) this past August as its Executive Director, Rabbi Perry Tirschwell hit the ground running. With
One of the advantages of the clocks being moved ahead one hour in the Spring (did I say it’s Spring? Hah!) is the extra hour
When 12 year-old Reina Amar, daughter of Ahrona and Alain Amar of Teaneck, visited Israel for the first time this summer, she was taken by
