Teaneck—Congregation Beth Abraham’s 19th annual dinner was held last week with Elissa and Barry Finkelstein as guests of honor. Steven Jacobs received the Max Sternbach
Shards of salty tears belie the sound of whistled anger. Movement of the natural in lingering trees and broken stares. Children are not. We bask
On Tuesday, as the nation of Israel mourned the loss of the boys with individual funerals and a joint ceremony, local memorial services were held
Words seem meaningless this week, even as millions of words have been uttered in prayer and written in newspapers and on social media, because there
To the Editor With a heavy heart I can’t help but think of the following verse from this week’s Torah Portion – Balak: “How goodly
Except for the saints among us, we all boast. Sometimes we boast about our own natural endowments, our good looks, or our athletic prowess. Often
It was later than he had planned to leave the bungalow colony. On a Sunday afternoon you really have to be on the road by
There has been much discussion about the reaction, or, in some instances, the lack thereof, of our elected officials following the abduction of Eyal Yifrach,
Secretary of State John Kerry and Ambassador Martin Indyk failed to understand that no Palestinian leader has a mandate to make concessions to Israel as
My namesake, Aryeh (Leibele) Fagelman, my father’s baby brother, was killed in the battle for Latrun, fighting for the creation of the State of Israel.
In Montreal, everyone knows that the first sign of summer is the arrival of the Grande Prix, a formula one race which takes over every
Earlier today, on Jerusalem’s promenade overlooking the old city, I officiated at the bar mitzvah of Noah Kaye, a lovely young boy from NYC whom
