Israeli veterans being hosted by Zahal Sha­lom of Bergen County this week had a wonder­ful time. Zahal Shalom is an international pro­gram started by a

Founded in 1995, The Jewish Women’s Archive (JWA.org) has just invited everyone to take their first look at the fully revamped, wholly redesigned jwa.org website.

The Green Hevra, a network of Jewish environmental initiatives, has released the Green Hevra Report 2014, a study exploring the growth, scale, focus, and challenges

NORPAC Board Member Jack Rosen re­cently hosted Senator Mark Udall at a pro-Is­rael event in Manhattan. After five terms rep­resenting Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, Mark

Teaneck—A kosher sports restaurant/grill called the Teaneck Doghouse is set to open on Palisade Avenue near Teaneck’s restaurant row in early July, next door to

Teaneck—In an age of decadence, immoral behavior and instant communication, are you armed with the knowledge necessary to iden­tify a predatory situation? Do you have

Kerry Generates Controversy on His Iran Statements TIP—An interview between Yahoo! News and Secretary of State John Kerry generated a firestorm of controversy, along with

New York, NY—Marsha Stern Talmudi­cal Academy (MTA)/Yeshiva University High School for Boys student Philip Meyer, of Te­aneck, New Jersey, led a training in CPR, auto­mated

Teaneck—In 1942, Sol Goldstein, a Jew­ish kid from Baltimore, enlisted in the army. He had experienced his share of antisemitism growing up, like kids calling

Congregation Netivot Sha­lom will be hosting world-re­nowned scholar, Rabbi Men­achem Leibtag, on Shabbat, on June 28th. His first shiur will follow the Torah reading dur­ing

Teaneck—Yeshiva University’s popular annual summer learning program in Bergen County will take place at Congregation Rinat Yisrael on three successive Mondays: July 14, 21, and

Seven outstanding high school graduates from across the nation were selected to re­ceive the prestigious Sarah Rivkah and Dr. Ber­nard Lander Scholarship given jointly by