(Courtesy of Simon Wiesenthal Center) Recently, the Simon Wiesenthal Center and the Israel Consulate in New York jointly hosted a virtual meeting to officially thank
When the COVID-19 pandemic left many vulnerable seniors and others quarantining in their homes and other community members with restricted access to food for themselves
JFSCNJ Vice President Arielle Traub volunteered in the JFS Urban Community Garden with her son, Caleb. Contact [email protected], if you are interested in volunteer opportunities
It is an extraordinary thing watching talented teens take kernels of creativity and build them into compelling, imaginative stories. I have had the benefit of
Over 1,000 diplomas awarded to students at six Touro graduate schools (Courtesy of Touro College) Graduates from six Touro graduate schools participated in a virtual
(Courtesy of JFCS) On June 22, Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey (JFCS) held a virtual annual meeting to mark the end
Part I The scholar Avraham Grossman, who was a professor of Jewish history at Hebrew University for many years, came out with an important book
The portrait of Rabbi Shmuel Yaakov Falk (1710-1782) known as the “Baal Shem of London” is often confused with that of Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer,
Machloket is not something we want to get involved with. And we see this poignantly from this week’s parsha from Korach and his followers. Machloket
This past week I finished teaching Yeshayahu as part of a podcast series for the OU’s Torat Imecha Nach Yomi initiative. It was a strange
It was a joyous event this past Shabbat. Hashem made great miracles for Dr. Shlomo Zalman (Saul) Bodenheimer, and the time came for him to
After high school, I had an internship on Wall Street for an investment adviser who worked for a major Jewish businessman and philanthropist. One day,
