I’m Supposed to be Happy, But I’m Crying “Blessed are you, L-rd our God, King of the Universe, who has granted us life, sustained us,
Among the giants of the Jewish world lost to us through the COVID-19 pandemic was Rabbi Avraham Joshua Heschel Twerski, zt”l. His petira on January
(Courtesy of JIB) The story of Jerusalem Institute for the Blind (JIB), in Israel known as Beit Chinuch Ivrim, began 120 years ago, when a
(Courtesy of Bikurim) A new nonprofit initiative called Bikurim, www.bikurim-israel.org, which focuses on changing the facts on the ground through economics, or what is called
MDA leverages its experience responding to terrorism, rockets and other disasters to train American Hatzalah teams, while Israeli Hatzalah organizations form integral part of Magen
I never had the privilege to meet Aaron Feuerstein, but I am sure that I know the cloth from which he was cut. It’s not
This is the tale of Shayna and Bentzi Cohen. Shayna and Bentzi are your all-American couple, both bright, talented, and successful. Both were brought up
(Courtesy of Sephardic Cong. of Fort Lee) In the mid-1980s, a group of young Sephardic families, in search of a place where they could practice
With the upcoming Meorot Production entitled “Eternity,” planned for February 6, 2022, the highly successful all-girls performance in partnership with NCSY Summer Programs will have
In the paradox of life are situations such as the one our family is faced with this week. On the morning of the day that
‘It’s never been more expensive to ship, and never less reliable to get there,’ said maritime intelligence expert. Eytan Buchman calls it a “shipstorm.” Speaking
Nati Fischman, a 12-year-old from Teaneck, will celebrate his Hebrew birthday on 20 Kislev, which corresponds to November 24. Nati is in the seventh grade
