Honk. Honk. Hoooonk. It’s the sound of the Israeli street. Israelis have a reputation for aggressive driving, no doubt. But according to the 2014 Road
Dor Asraf and Barak Krips open restaurant to build a bridge between Germans and Israel. Germans are once again flocking to the kibbutz. Without getting
The double murder of Na’ama and Eitam Henkin on Oct. 1 marked the start of the current wave of terrorism that has seen nearly daily
Almost a fifth of those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder due to security situation are Jerusalemites. Of 8,000 people believed to have developed post-traumatic stress
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says religious Zionist sector cannot be blamed for the actions of a radical fringe, warns against juxtaposing Palestinian and Jewish terrorists
For Dr. Fredy Zypman, professor of physics and chair of the physics department at Yeshiva University’s Yeshiva College, the key to big advances in the
Scaling the largest free-standing mountain in the world is an unbelievable accomplishment. A test to human endurance and tenacity. Raising a special-needs child can require
The 21st annual Ben Zakkai Honor Society (BZHS) NCSY National Scholarship Reception will take place on Sunday, January 10, 2016, at the Museum of Jewish
Jewish Family Service of Bergen and North Hudson was the recent recipient of a $5,000 grant from Mr. Tom Eastwick, president of Eastwick College. A
Jessica Hoffman from Care One at Teaneck recently joined the JCC of Tenafly Senior Center for an afternoon of pre-winter planting. Seniors enjoyed a special
In an effort to reach out to Jewish communities across various regions throughout the United States, the Orthodox Union’s Department of Community and Synagogue Services
IDT Corporation and Genie Energy Ltd., both headquartered in Newark, New Jersey, presented hundreds of coats and toys donated by their employees to the Goodwill
