When the champion of the U.S.-Israel alliance sounds the alarm, something about the steadfast allies’ relationship is more contentious than usual. Last week, the staunchly
Teaneck—Philyss Seidenfeld was outside last Shabbos morning, talking to a friend who was waiting for her son to return home from shul. She heard two
Hillside—Twelve years ago, Rabbi Mordechai and Mrs. Shterney Kanelsky of Hillside received a precious gift—a beautiful daughter who they named Batsheva after her great-grandmother. Within
Paramus—In the 1950s, when my schoolmates and I grew up in what came to be known as “the Fourth Reich” of Washington Heights and attended
There are some games the glory of which are hard to exaggerate. For basketball fans all over the globe who witnessed the triple overtime thriller
There’s nothing good we can take away after last week’s horrific fire claimed the lives of seven children of Gabriel and Gayle Sassoon in Brooklyn
It’s that time of the year when many members of our family are counting the days until Passover. With that for some comes the planning,
Yehuda Avner, who served by the side of five Israeli prime ministers and as ambassador to three countries, died on Tuesday at the age of
The instructions surrounding the sacrifices are detailed. What to bring, where to slaughter, how to prepare, and even the sequence of the service. But the
(JNS.org) In Friday’s annual meeting of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), Israel was the only country the commission criticized for
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s remark about the dangers of a Palestinian state has sent advocates of Palestinian statehood into a rage so hysterical that you
The Orthodox Union is calling on synagogues to designate the Shabbat of April 17–18, Parshat Shemini, to promote voting for the Religious Zionist—Vote Torah Slate
