I have the best job in the world. I only started my job about six months ago at Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey. What
The giving of tzedakah is one of the foundations of Jewish tradition. The Hebrew word “natan,” meaning to give, is a palindrome. You can read
For his bar mitzvah project, Caleb Rosenfeld founded Cutting It With Caleb, an initiative to encourage people to grow and donate their hair. Four years
Once you learn about David Tawil’s background, it’s no surprise why he’s chosen to practice matrimonial and family law, why he does so “the old-fashioned
Recognizing complexity and seeing nuance are the first steps toward empathy. Having empathy means we understand each other across differences. It helps us recognize the
The Jewish people have been in danger ever since we left Egypt, over 3,500 years ago. What has changed? What hasn’t changed? Threats to the
The Jewish people have been in danger ever since we left Egypt, over 3,500 years ago. What has changed? What hasn’t changed? Threats to the
After an entire year under the shadow of the pandemic, Israelis are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, as the hospitality
(Courtesy of Touro College) More than 600 medical professionals and medical students tuned in last month to hear a special Zoom shiur presented by HaGaon
(Courtesy of American Friends of Soroka Medical Center) American Friends of Soroka Medical Center (AFSMC) is hosting a new four-part webinar series “Soroka Salon: The
Being postpartum is a confusing experience. You’re overwhelmed by mazal tov texts, calls and visits; recovering from labor and delivery; and taking care of a
Let me set the scene: You’re watching a family comedy—something geared toward tweens perhaps, but with enough humor for mom and dad to enjoy. Two
