On August 10th, the UN reported that there had been 1948 casualties in Gaza. Of those, 320 could not be identified, and about 1400 were
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We are proud to introduce this new regular column written by Teaneck-based, Englewood-residing attorney Jordan Comet. The Comet Corner will touch on a wide array
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Rabbi Gordimer’s writings have afforded the community an opportunity to seriously reflect on issues important to the entire Jewish community. Studying our tradition in its
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As I write, our beloved state of Israel is in the throes of a war with Hamas in Gaza—and whenever Israel agrees to a truce,
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