What Is BDS? With thanks to my friend Joe Hyams, CEO of “HonestReporting,” for his guidance, the following is a primer on the “Boycott, Divestment
The Teaneck Council Election is on May 13, and while it may be hard to believe, that is less than a week away, so JLBC
TIP—Reuters reports that a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – the U.N.’s atomic watchdog—would be holding talks until Tuesday on among other
Fort Lee—Over 5,500 people participated in the fourth annual Run for the Fallen at Fort Lee on May 3 honoring those who have lost their
Years ago a lovely woman in Montreal received a civil divorce but tragically was unable to obtain a get. Her former husband was not an
Beit Shemesh Mayor Stops Payment on Ethiopian Seder Rabbi Natan Slivkin reports: In Beit Shemesh, re-elected mayor Abutbul continues to disappoint. The municipality did not
One of the ‘hot topics’ now in child and family mental health is discussing how children are impacted by technology. It is something that is
Today, in celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut, my daughter swiped pink and purple makeup on her eyelids, wore a pair of too-big fancy shoes, and a
While soaring tuition costs put Jewish day school out of reach for an increasing number of families, and other families seek alternatives to brick-and-mortar schools
In an interview with the Globes newspaper on April 27, author and Holocaust survivor Uri Orlev, who wrote some of the best-known works of children’s literature about the
We never really made a big deal about Mother’s Day. Nina received the usual cards and magnificent artistic creations that our children made in school
Psalm 107 extolls the wonders of HaKadosh Baruch Hu. We are encouraged, if not required to publicize our personal experiences of God’s kindness so that
