There could not be a more fitting venue than the Edmond Safra Hall at the Museum of Jewish Heritage for the recent debut of “Di
Teaneck—Resident comments at a Teaneck Town Council meeting on Tuesday evening at Teaneck High School largely consisted of a wide variety of complaints against the
When planning programming for Chanukah, considerable efforts are often placed on emphasizing some of Chanukah’s long-standing traditions. Chagigot, sufganiyot and zemirot are the norm and
When thinking about the experiences of yeshiva students, cheering at a pep rally is not one that usually comes to mind. However, on December 14,
Erdogan: ‘So Much the Region Could Gain’ From Turkey-Israel Normalization (JNS.org) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that improved relations with Israel can occur once
(JNS.org) Two-thirds of Palestinians support knife attacks on Israelis, a new poll has found. According to a poll by the Palestinian Center for Policy and
Welcome to another day in “Palestine,” where 67 percent of the population favors the recent use of knife attacks and the murder of Israelis. Why
Politicians Who Offer Prayers Are ‘Sorry Hypocrites’ Your December 10 editorial (“If God Isn’t Fixing This, Who Is?”) left me scratching my head. The “God
Joseph plays out an elaborate ruse. He has seemingly imprisoned Shimon, and then released him to his brothers. Then, he has the monies once again
In an interview on CBS-TV’s “This Morning” last week, President Obama outlined his theory of the causes of terrorism: climate change is straining natural resources
No country in Eurasia has closer or warmer ties with Israel than Azerbaijan. The relationship between the two countries is particularly surprising because Azerbaijan is
Three months into the current wave of violence and it is clear the incitement on social media not only encourages the terror attacks, it also
