As 2015 came to a close, I found myself in Baku, Azerbaijan, because I wanted to better understand and appreciate the country’s friendship with Israel
While a majority of French respondents to a new survey believe Jews should not stop wearing their skullcaps in the wake of a series of
A Polish city used tombstones from its Jewish cemetery to build a short wall around the Christian cemetery, an Israeli blogger was recently shocked to
New York—Unfathomable grief flowed through a river of sorrow on Friday morning as hundreds came to say goodbye to Daniella Moffson, a beloved Barnard College
Englewood—The community recently gathered to celebrate the grand opening of The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders’ new state-of-the-art facility located at 177 N. Dean Street. Distinguished
The Lubavitch on the Palisades 20th Annual Gala Dinner and Chinese Auction was held on Sunday, January 10, celebrating “Hakhel—Assemble the men, the women and
What do Tampa, Memphis, Columbus, Philadelphia, Silver Spring and Cedarhurst have in common? They are home towns to the board of directors of Yeshiva University’s
Dr. Yael Ziegler, a highly regarded Tanach scholar and lecturer, addressed the community last Thursday evening in the Middle School Beit Knesset of Yeshivat Noam.
Jewish day school students who continue their education at secular colleges are well prepared for the academics but not so much for the anti-Israel hostility
The Friendship Circle is excited to announce the launch of an all-new art contest, open to children and teens of all ages. This year, the
Jewish National Fund will hold a screening of the film “Wasserman” on Saturday, January 23, at Congregation Beth Aaron in Teaneck. The evening will begin
The Men’s Club of Congregation Beth Aaron in Teaneck is presenting Bob Klapisch, baseball columnist for The Record, on Sunday, February 7, at 9:30 a.m.
