Part III of III The first two installments identified the subject, opinions of authors who had written about the subject earlier, technical subjects such as
Here I am sitting at another hockey game. To clarify, it is “Jew hockey,” not ice hockey. There has been much debate about if “Jew
I have a <kchugh-kchugh> sore throat. Yeah, I know. A lot of people, when they say they have a sore throat, feel the need to
The Radisson Lackawanna Station, a six-story landmark hotel in the heart of Scranton, Pennsylvania, will serve as host to the annual Yeshiva-week Shabbos getaways, to
Every year I have clients that ask me in March or April, “What can I do to lower my tax liability?” In most cases, short
Although the American family has always shown great resilience through the ups and downs of our dynamic economy, the slow recovery we’re experiencing now is
Ground-breaking new play will delight the entire family Teaneck teen to star also. Newark—After seven successful years of publication in three languages, ZMAN Magazine has
As horrific flames engulfed communities in the Jerusalem Hills simultaneous with fires raging across Israel, 16-year-old Daniel Ben Hemo became one of the two youngest
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The next Spotlight Israel featuree is Yitzi Rothschild. Yitzi is studying at Yeshivat HaKotel in the Old City of Jerusalem. He is from Teaneck, New
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Bicycling brothers Jacob and Leibel Lefkowitz saw an opportunity for a business. In their Brooklyn neighborhood, traveling by car presented a variety of difficulties, and
