The American finals for the Chidon HaTanach, or “Bible Quiz,” is an exciting event held each year. Some 150 national finalists are culled from the
Concluding its search process, Yeshivat He’Atid announced that Yair Daar, a Bergenfield resident, has been named the school’s new assistant principal and mashgiach ruchani. Daar
Noam 6B Knights Also Champs (see here) After beating Moriah in their semifinal game a week before, the girls on the sixth grade Noam basketball
Top Hezbollah Commander Mustafa Badreddine Killed in Syria (JNS.org) The Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah has appointed Mustafa Mughniyeh as its new military commander following the
The second night of Pesach we started Sefirat HaOmer, each evening counting the 49 days between Pesach and Shavuot. We all know that during the
Thank You Butterflake! The Gluten-Free Gemach would like to publicly thank Butterflake Bakery and Richard Heisler for the donation of dozens of exquisitely delicious cakes,
There is a story told about the late rabbi and physicist Aryeh Kaplan: As a teenager he began to explore Orthodox Judaism and spent a
The Jewish far left has become a more frequent and increasingly louder voice in the growing chorus against Israel within the growing extreme liberal camp.
Whether the raid on Entebbe is recent history for us or a historical event that we only relate to through viewing the 1977 film Operation
Teaneck—On Saturday night, May 14, an overflow crowd packed the home of Mindy and Mutty Stein to hear representatives of One Israel Fund. Marc Provisor,
The weekend of May 19 to 22 brings a flurry of activity to the New York City area and to Teaneck in particular by representatives
For close to 15 years, Brocha Teichman has been a full-time painter and art teacher. In her studio and gallery space in Lawrence, NY, Brocha
