(JNS.org) In a live webcast address to the American Jewish community, President Barack Obama sought to distance himself from accusations that those opposing the Iranian
Italian energy group Eni says Zohr field may hold as much as 30 trillion cubic feet of gas, making it the largest known gas discovery
You won’t read about it in the New York Times or the Washington Post. But this week’s arrest of four Palestinian terrorists who were plotting
As the industry leader in inspiring trips to Poland, Project Mesorah recently completed two individual groups within a two-week period. The first trip consisted of
Stunted growth and declining exports are driving Israel’s dramatic economic slowdown, with the second quarter of 2015 mirroring Operation Protective Edge growth figures. The first
Getting ready to go back to school means haircuts, new shoes, and, of course, school supplies. Many of us remember making trips to the store
Teaneck—Liz Abzug, daughter of the late Bella Abzug, U.S. Congresswoman and women’s rights advocate, will address the National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section
(Courtesy of NORPAC) On Tuesday morning, Robert and Sarah Goodman welcomed back to their home Congressman Ted Deutch (D-FL) for a NORPAC event in Teaneck.
Change is in the air for the intertwined Jewish institutions of Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun (KJ) and the Ramaz School, storied establishments based in the Upper
On August 12, over 300 people attended the screening of the powerful documentary “Nicky’s Family.” The film chronicles the life of Sir Nicholas Winton and
Congregation Shaya Ahavat Torah holds its Annual BBQ at Lenni Lenape Park in Parsippany on August 30. The congregation is an Orthodox synagogue located in
With the consequential Congressional vote on the Iran nuclear deal merely a week or two away, an estimated 500,000 Jews from throughout the world are
