To the Editor: In his December 31st column, “Glass Half Full Judaism,” describing the differences between religious conservatives and religious liberals, Rabbi Gil Student refers
While at the river with her ladies-in-waiting, the Egyptian princess discovers a Jewish infant. Aware of her father’s decree, she nonetheless rescues–and names–Moses. Raised in
Haifa (NNS)—The San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS New York (LPD 21) arrived in Haifa Dec.31, 2014. The ship’s sailors and Marines had the
The Streit’s Matzo factory on the Lower East Side will be closing right after they finish filling all their Pesach orders. They sold the four
A former senior intelligence officer from a democratic country has told Jerusalem Online that the latest sex scandal may be part of a broad psych-op
As Israel tries to contain the damage resulting from recent measures taken against it in the international legal sphere, the Palestinians and their supporters are
Paris–Hours after the terror attack on the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which led to the murder of 12, a massive manhunt is still
Early this week, Torahmusings.com linked to an article on the Modern Orthodox blog, Libi BaMizrach, which accused the International Beit Din of falsely saying that
TheTower.org–Internal Palestinian opposition is emerging to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ continued efforts to achieve statehood through acceptance in United Nations bodies. Agence France-Presse reported:
The Jewish Learning Experience of Bergen County held its 29th annual dinner this past Saturday night at Temple Beth Sholom in Fair Lawn. This year’s
Teaneck–The JCoT library was packed with 80 people on January 1 eager to hear a shiur presented by Rabbi Mordechai Willig, rosh yeshiva at Yeshiva
Teaneck–Congregation Netivot Shalom has an interesting and distinguished lineup of Shabbat afternoon scholars scheduled to speak this spring. On January 10th, CB Neugroschl, head of
