Teaneck—It’s Adar, and a time to look for hidden miracles, but it is not every day that we see miracles up close, in person. What
As the controversy surrounding Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming address to Congress about the global threat posed by a nuclear-armed Iran has risen to fever pitch, many
Elizabeth—Egos. Human sentiments playing themselves out on a world stage. Partisan politics mixing with the Obama Administration’s progressive moves to sign a nuclear treaty with
Bergen County is in the cross-hairs of a serious problem because as many as 30 CSX rail line trains transit the county each week. People
For the first time in its history, the SAR Sting won the Yeshiva University Wittenberg Wrestling Invitational Tournament. Approximately 200 yeshiva high school wrestlers participated
Dear Rabbi Rothwachs, As I was getting settled into my seat for my daughter’s Chumash presentation at RYNJ, I received the email about your selfless
“Whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world,”—Mishnah Sanhedrin 4:9 Donny Hain has received a new kidney. The joy
In just a handful of days, we’ll be observing Purim. We will read the Megillah, and our shuls will blessedly be filled with girls and
To the Editor: Renewal would like to take the opportunity to thank JLNJ for publicizing Donny Hain’s search for a kidney in December, and updating
A controversial topic in the news is whether or not Prime Minister Netanyahu should give his planned speech to Congress. It is important to first
Maimonides codifies just six things Jews should try to remember constantly. One we focus on this week, Shabbos Zachor, as we are cajoled to always
Teaneck—At approximately 2 p.m. last Erev Shabbos, a pipe burst in the main sanctuary of Congregation Beth Aaron on Queen Anne Road and caused significant
