Foods that are known to be traditionally “Jewish” have changed throughout the years. We know that we will probably get ourselves into trouble by remembering
My brother, Rabbi Yehoshua Dovid Kreindler, fondly called Shia Dovid by our family, passed away almost six years ago. With his Yahrzeit approaching in a
Part I Kabbalah or Lurianic Kabbalah—as taught and popularized by the Arizal—has an interesting and complicated history in Italy. By the 17th century, Lurianic Kabbalah
(Courtesy of Kaplen JCC on the Palisades) The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades Waltuch Art Gallery, located at 411 E. Clinton Avenue in Tenafly, will
Arielle Miodownik is studying at Michlelet Mevaseret Yerushalayim (MMY) in Jerusalem. She grew up in Highland Park, attended RPRY for elementary school and Bruriah for
(Courtesy of Teach NJS) Teach NJS, the leading advocacy organization for New Jersey’s nonpublic school children, applauds the New Jersey Assembly Budget Committee for unanimously
Do your kids ever complain to you about having a headache or a backache? Does it seem you are always taking them to the doctor
(Courtesy of HRH) Let’s hope you never have an emergency requiring you to be taken to a hospital, but if you do, consider the services
Stress fractures of the foot are becoming more common in runners, especially first-time marathoners, according to Englewood foot and ankle surgeon Daniel Popowitz, DPM, FACFAS.
Magnesium is one of the most abundant minerals in our body. It is needed for more than 300 functions. It plays an important role in
Seven years ago I created Crossrope because I wanted a better jump rope. Through years of athletic training and fitness routines, I experienced the joy
(Courtesy of ALEH) ALEH (www.ALEH.org), Israel’s network of care for children with severe complex disabilities, has announced the appointment of Josh Pruzansky as its director
