(JNS.org) A resolution to disapprove the Iran nuclear deal was introduced on Tuesday in the U.S. House of Representatives, signaling an aggressive push by Congressional
There was a time when unions were a necessity to improve work conditions, to facilitate higher wages and gain benefits for employees. At its peak
A few hours before Shabbat in Israel, Jerusalem’s Chief Rabbi Aryeh Stern posted an arresting photograph on his Hebrew Facebook page. In it, the ultra-Orthodox
Hosted by the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and the Jewish Federations of North America, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke via
Did jailed Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard’s actions provoke anti-Semitism in the United States? In the days leading up to the July 28 revelation that the
Gesher, an organization whose mission is to bridge the gap amongst the different segments of Israeli society in order to develop a collective identity, has
The Soviet Union may have dissolved in 1991, but many Jewish families are still struggling to emerge from the regime’s seven decades of antipathy towards
Busy, bustling Israel with all its buses, taxis and falafel could not be more different from the quiet suburbs of New Jersey. Imbued with an
The Board of Directors of the Bergen County Y, a JCC, announced on Wednesday that it will suspend current programming at 605 Pascack Road in
Teaneck—Under a perfectly blue sky on a beautiful summer evening, police officers, military personnel, firefighters, and E.M.T.’s interacted with members of the Teaneck community. The
One month, 300 campers and 27 Yeshiva University students. This seemingly mismatched group is the perfect formula for Counterpoint Israel, a camp for at-risk teenagers.
Rutgers Business School’s part-time MBA program has been reengineered to become the Flex MBA Program. The Flex MBA program allows students to customize their MBA
