(Courtesy of Chabad of Teaneck) Over 200 people turned out to celebrate the 19th of Kislev “Rosh Hashanah of Chassidus” celebration sponsored by Friends of
Adath Jeshurun, colloquially and affectionately known as the Murray Street Shul in Elizabeth, well predates the current Orthodox Jewish community and the other established institutions
Congregation Ahawas Achim B’nai Jacob & David (AABJ&D), the first Orthodox shul in West Orange, has grown tremendously since its 1974 building dedication. At that
Thanksgiving Day was warmed for many by Teaneck’s celebration held at Rain. Emergency service workers, veterans, seniors, families and friends gathered to express camaraderie and
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) On Sunday evening, at the Bris Avrohom Center, a special Yud Tes Kislev farbrengen was held. It is customary to celebrate
(Courtesy of NCYI) The National Council of Young Israel (NCYI) today released its Chanukah Torah Journal, which is the second publication in a series of
Women’s Initiative for Jewish Studies (WIJS) at Young Israel of New Rochelle is proud to present Dr. Michal Raucher on Tuesday, December 7 at 8
Miketz represents the most sudden and radical transformation in the Torah. Joseph, in a single day, moves from zero to hero, from forgotten, languishing prisoner
I will never forget my introduction to Rav Daniel Feldman. We were returning from the NORPAC mission to Washington, D.C., in May 1999 when a
Recently, Rav Shaul Alter, the Gerrer rosh yeshiva of Yerushalayim, visited the New York area. When it was announced that he was coming to Monsey
The Mishnah on Taanit 19a describes the miracle in which, in a time of drought, Choni HaMe’agel drew a circle around himself and refused to
What is success? Once a year, as we read Parshat Mikeitz, we are reminded of a believing Jew living in a foreign culture—Yosef the tzadik.
