On behalf of the RCBC and all of its members, I sincerely hope that Rabbi Helfgot will remain a member of the RCBC. Rabbi Helfgot
SINAI Schools is a success story of collaboration, one that partners the students of its schools with the community that supports it. It is a
(JNS) After a 21-month-long vacancy awaiting the appointment of the U.S. State Department’s Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism, the Trump administration has picked
(JNS) Democratic New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker has announced that he is entering the 2020 presidential race. Since being elected to the Senate, his record
(JNS) The U.S. Senate passed bipartisan legislation this week that, if enacted, would impose fresh sanctions on Syria, boost security cooperation with Israel and Jordan,
(JNS) Despite tensions between their home countries, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Feb. 21 in Moscow, where
(JNS) The Shalva group, a beloved Israeli band featuring musicians with special needs, has dropped out of the Eurovision Song contest in May because compulsory
Pittsburgh. A 57 percent increase in anti-Semitism. Random acts of violence against Jews in cities and towns all over the nation. The time could not
The RCBC has, for many decades, served as an umbrella organization of Orthodox rabbis that has helped establish and develop the physical and spiritual infrastructure
Two and a half years ago, after serving on the board as vice president for two years, I was asked to consider running for president
To qualify as Pro-Israel, an elected official only has one responsibility – to vote for bills that strengthen Israel and the U.S.-Israel relationship. If they
I was stunned by the incident related by Rabbi Jachter in his column this past week in The Jewish Link (“An Eye-Opening Episode on the
