Among the many aspects of the modern Orthodox community of which we should be proud, the Modern Orthodox school system is perhaps the finest. Modern
Attempts to deny the Holocaust or to compare Nazi behavior to that of the IDF continue unabated. On October 12, 87-year-old Ursula Hedwig Meta Haverbeck-Wetzel,
It isn’t the super-sized Jewish experience of New York City or some of its suburbs. But for an observant Jew living in New York State’s
This Shabbat, Parshat Tazria, four of Teaneck’s shuls—Congregation Bnei Yeshurun, Congregation Rinat Yisrael, Congregation Beth Abraham and Congregation Beth Aaron—will host Shabbat Chayal, designated in
American Friends of Bar-Ilan University will sponsor a discussion on “Israel’s Brain Power—Breaking the Codes of Childhood Diseases” on Thursday, May 4, at 8:30 p.m.
For many parents, the lack of funding for Jewish day schools in New Jersey is a very real problem. For parents like Rachel Ovitz, it
This coming May 5 and May 6 will mark the first-ever Bikur Cholim Bergen County (BCBC) Shabbat. The purpose of the event is to bring
On Monday April 24, TABC held its annual Yom Hashoah Commemoration. Seniors are immersed in an intensive Holocaust studies class taught by Cary Reichardt, which
Teaneck—Since his swearing in on January 3, New Jersey’s new fifth-district representative Congressman Josh Gottheimer has had little time to rest. Working tirelessly as a
New York—Building trusting relationships with empathy and acceptance is the focus of a special continuing education conference to be held on May 7. The conference
Flowers by J-ADD partners with local schools. The school provides the space for J-ADD to sell flowers. Here, a J-ADD resident is stationed at Solomon
Lamdeinu will be hosting its third annual Yom Ha’atzmaut event this Tuesday, May 2, with a day-long celebration for women including tefillah, breakfast, lunch, shira,
