The headline on this JNS article is “Sen. Cory Booker Has Mixed Record on Israel” (February 7, 2019). Mixed? Really? Let’s look at the record.
Modern Orthodoxy is hard to understand and harder to live. Orthodoxy is a set of views and behaviors that is governed by precedent and authority.
As February is Jewish Disabilities Awareness and Inclusion Month, it was particularly special to read the beautiful and inspiring letter to the editor, “A Super
In Rabbi Daniel Alter’s article (“Common-Sense School Calendars: Yeshiva Break,” January 31, 2019), he proposes the idea that yeshiva break should always coincide with Martin
To me, this whole Netivot Shalom/women clergy brouhaha (“RCBC Draws ‘Boundary Line’ on Women Rabbis,” February 6, 2019) is a classic “Slighty’s tree” scenario. You’ll
Another day and a new slew of articles on the web, in the media or on blogs decrying the “occupation of Judea and Samaria” by
(Courtesy of Jewish Home) The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades and the Jewish Home Family have launched a collaboration to better serve communities in the
(Courtesy of Aish HaTorah) Aish HaTorah was excited to bring Jerusalem to Teaneck for an inspiring chizuk weekend and reunion. The weekend was a great
This season of Parent Child Learning brought excitement to the BMOB’s beis medrash with vibrant learning every Motzaei Shabbos. At the end of each week
Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School invites the community to attend its Annual Scholarship Fund Dinner to be held on Saturday evening, March 2, at 8:30 p.m.
Forty three years have flown by since the establishment of the shul “on the other side of Route 4” which has served as a model
(Courtesy of Congregation Ohr HaTorah) Congregation Ohr HaTorah hosted singer and composer Ari Goldwag this past Shabbat, February 8-9. Goldwag is well-known for his own
