The Foreign Minister of Nepal, Mahendra Bahadur Pandey thanked Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman this past Tuesday for the humanitarian aid that Israel has sent
Fair Lawn—Twenty six rabbis got their start in Fair Lawn’s Jewish community, and on May 3 they will be honored for their accomplishments and achievements
New York, NY—Yeshiva University’s Board of Trustees has elected Moshael J. Straus as its next chairman. Straus, an Englewood resident and an accomplished investment executive
One of only a few competitors not in high school, Tehila Kornwasser of Teaneck, an eighth-grade student at the Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey (RYNJ),
Wow! Those three letters sum up what was an amazing end to season six of MGBL boys’ basketball. After two exciting championship games in the
Russian bookstores were pulling a Pulitzer-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust off their shelves Monday, reportedly because they feared getting in trouble with the government
It’s not every day that a Teaneck teen meets Prime Minister Netanyahu and Natan Sharansky. But Tehila Kornwasser is not an everyday student, and since
At seemingly every opportunity, the world is quick to send any negative comments or criticisms towards Israel. Israel does what it can to rise above
To the Editor: Rabbi Gil Student is correct in his evaluation of the “Kosher Switch” according to mainstream Orthodox Rabbis. The two very questionable claims
A yearly reminder of the importance of wearing helmets while biking or skateboarding is transmitted annually by Honey Senter to the TeaneckShuls email list, always
The high priest (Kohen Gadol), Aaron, is known throughout rabbinic literature as the paradigm personality who loved others and sought to make peace between strife-torn
Not 20 minutes from where I write this, a TV station helicopter is focusing its camera on a Northwest Baltimore CVS Pharmacy as looters run
