Last week’s burning of Joseph’s Tomb by the Palestinians was treated to a virtual news blackout. The Muslim media barely covered it, and Jewish media
Susan Greenbaum, for 20 years, has been a Teaneck neighbor, friend and active Jewish community professional. A self-described “refugee from the JCC world,” she has
“Hope” is what Gitty Kotlar took from the rescue and repair of the Holocaust-era Torah by survivors and philanthropists Cecile and Edward Mosberg, in memory
With the holiday season in the rearview mirror, many promises and deep thoughts slip away into memory. People fall into their routines and take life
It was a cold evening, the coldest one so far in this autumn season. It was a moment of darkness and light in Times Square;
Kerry Says International Presence on Temple Mount is Not Needed (JNS.org) U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry rejected calls for an international presence on Jerusalem’s
The stones of the Kotel have been witness to the unthinkable pain of ancient destruction, and to the unbridled joy of reclamation during the 1967
Note From a Banji Fan Thank you for running Banji Ganchrow’s humor column every week. She makes me laugh and laugh and laugh. I have
A few weeks back, there was an article written regarding the lack of commitment by Bergenfield’s Council as it relates to road conditions on Highgate
Our last installment highlighted several fundamental issues with IBD’s Psak 1051, including issues related to yichud eidim, as well as the IBD’s fundamental ignorance of
The annual Israeli American Council conference currently taking place in Washington was originally meant to focus on the battle against the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
During the past few days, I had occasion to visit the homes of some of the Palestinian men and women involved in the ongoing wave
