MERSIN, Turkey–In a bustling office on a palm-lined street along the Mediterranean shore, Ahmet Ammar Restom is busy answering phones, rifling through papers and greeting

Jerusalem–These are the results of the most recent poll conducted jointly by the Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace at the

A new poll conducted by the Knesset Channel and the Panels Politics Institute published today (Tue), following the leak of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef’s recordings and

Al-Monitor reports that in an interview aired by NPR last Monday, President Obama said a nuclear deal with Iran is possible and could be the

Englewood–They’re young, dynamic and inspiring. “We are so excited to welcome Rabbi Yehuda and Dr. Michelle Sarna to the Kesher community,” said Jonathan Stein, chairperson

Teaneck–This week, Sammy’s opened its doors to coffee lovers, welcoming them into a bright, newly designed space. The expansion into what was the deli has

Bergenfield–This winter, Motzei Shabbos is abuzz with a new and exciting Torah learning program for 1st to 5th grade girls. Congregation Ohr HaTorah, presided over

Know a college graduate looking to make a difference? Seeking a fulfilling place to work, or give back to the Jewish community before graduate or

Congregation Etz Chaim in Livingston will host Rabba Sara Hurwitz as scholar-in-residence for Shabbat parshat Shemot, January 9 and 10, 2015. Rabba Sara, considered by

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) honored longtime supporter and lay leader Mark S. Levenson of West Orange, New Jersey with its 2014 Torch of Liberty Award

New York–Suzy Schwartz of Teaneck, New Jersey, was appointed assistant vice president of Alumni Affairs and Annual Giving in Yeshiva University’s Office of Institutional Advancement.

From bone-chilling confrontations with the Gestapo to getting on a Kindertransport to safety, survivor Lisl Malkin will share her astounding story on Sunday, January 25,