I am writing you today to express my enthusiastic support for the Democratic team of Councilwoman Ora Kornbluth and Buddy Deauna in this year’s Council
To add insult to injury, it is so appalling that the United Nations’ cultural body, UNESCO, passed a resolution just last week condemning Israeli actions
My father, Haim Hendrick Roet, a Holocaust survivor from the Netherlands, addressed the United Nations General Assembly in January, during its annual Holocaust memorial ceremony
Thousand-year-old inscription discovered at mosque near Hebron calls Dome of the Rock “Bait al-Maqdess,” the Arabicized version of Beit Hamikdash, Hebrew name for the Temple.
A graduate of Yeshiva Ktana of Passaic and the Clifton Mesivta, Eli Brand of Passaic decided to join the IDF during his gap year, while
“It was so uplifting to spend the day as a family,” exclaimed Deena P. “The happiness you brought us is the best medicine!” Families with
As women in North Jersey unify in the Great Challah Bake, another part of Shabbat preparations will be under way as well. The Challah Bake
Dr. Gary Lelonek, to all appearances, seems an unlikely candidate to have written a spellbinding saga of courage and resistance. He is soft spoken, and
The election on November 8 will give the United States a new president and Congress. Jeff Mendelsohn, a former outreach director for AIPAC and a
We present a summary of several key races for the November 2016 election as well as some community member candidates we have recently highlighted in
Noach is the perfect parsha for an election week where so many fear the world is falling apart. In Noach’s time, things got so bad
While watching the presidential debates, I kept asking myself one simple question—when are either of the candidates, or the moderators for that matter, going to
