The School of Performing Arts at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades is now enrolling students for fall sessions in a dynamic, progressive program designed
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Temple Beth El of Rutherford welcomes its new rabbi, Yitzchok Lerman. Arriving just in time for Rosh Hashana, Rabbi Lerman and his brother-in-law, Rabbi Eliezer
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To the Editor: Thank you for printing the front page article “Could Foreigners Who served in Israeli Army Face War Crimes Charges?” By Barak Ravid
For the past several weeks, certain ideas have dominated my consciousness. Don’t worry, these are not obsessive thoughts, and I am not a candidate for
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The address given at the Anti-Abuse Panel Discussion Held at Rinat Yisrael on September 14, 2014 I am going to leave the analysis of the
Jerusalem–Hailed as a model of modernization and praised for the increased efficiency of the city’s transportation system, the Citipass Light Rail began operations in 2011
Livingston–A “just kill,” was how Ali Muhammad Brown described the June 25 murder by gunshot wound of a young man who happened to fit his
In the aftermath of Operation Protective Edge, when Hamas terrorists launched indiscriminate rocket attacks against Israel and Israel endured unwarranted criticism in the international community,
