The hospitalization of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz in late December raises the possibility that Saudi Arabia will have a new king in 2015. The succession
Moscow—Vladmir Putin will not attend memorial services in Poland on January 27, the 70th liberation of Auschwitz by Russian troops, the Kremlin spokesman told Interfax,
GAZA CITY–On Feb. 2, 2014, the Mujahedeen Shura Council in the Environs of Jerusalem in Gaza issued a statement announcing that it was “committed to
TIP–A series of boasts by Iranian officials in recent weeks is deepening concerns that Western negotiators now lack the necessary leverage to extract meaningful concessions
Historic Aircraft Used to Rescue Iraqi Jews to be Brought to Israel (JNS.org) After being saved from the scrap heap in Argentina, a Curtiss C-46
In France, the projects don’t look like ghettos, but they’re filled with a poisonous mix of conspiracy theories and some support for murderous jihadis. SEVRAN,
Over 600 guests, parents, faculty members and supporters of RYNJ gathered for RYNJ’s 77th Annual Dinner last Sunday at Keter Torah. The event was chaired
Teaneck–Close to 600 people celebrated Yavneh Academy’s 72nd Annual gala, and raised funds for the school’s important Scholarship Fund while honoring friends and colleagues for
Englewood/Montvale–THE GYM recently raised a total of $12,196.00 for Homes for Veterans by hosting several fundraising events and fitness classes. The events were held in
Trenton–Two bills sponsored by Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg and Senator Nia H. Gill to increase transparency and oversight of the federal Department of Defense
New Jersey voters returned Democratic incumbent Sen. Cory Booker to Washington. He was sworn in for his first full term in last week as Congress
Paramus–The Borough of Paramus has approved Yavneh Academy’s application to proceed with a gym expansion project. The project was conceived last spring, but faced challenges.
