(Courtesy of Makor) Unless you have been in deep hibernation for the past month, you have probably seen advertisements for the upcoming Jewish Music Hall
Rav Dov Singer returns to US schools & communities. Rabbi Dov Singer, noted Israeli educator, author and spiritual leader, is returning to the U.S. to
“A great book is a life-enlarging journey of the mind.”—Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (Courtesy of YU) Rabbi Sacks, zt”l, lived a life surrounded by books,
A Zoom talk by Rabbi Avraham E. Plotkin, of Markham, Ontario, author of “Seven Conversations With Jerry,” will be given on Thursday, February 17 at
The Orthodox Forum of Highland Park/Edison will present “A Conversation on Stigma: Personal and communal challenges within the Orthodox world, and how we can empower
The Dor L’Dor group at Congregation Ahavath Torah, Englewood, is excited to present a virtual Zoom tour of the exhibit “The Hare With Amber Eyes”
Years of advocacy by Jewish students at Rutgers-Newark have paid off with the establishment of a Hillel chapter at the university. The university’s office of
The New Jersey School Ethics Commission has dismissed a complaint filed against two Palestinian-American commissioners on the Clifton Board of Education, which charged them with
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) On Yud Shevat, which is both the yahrzeit of the previous Rebbe as well as the day our Rebbe accepted leadership,
On January 18, Westchester County’s Jewish community participated with Jews around the world in Operation Dugo. Every year, on this day, Holocaust survivor David “Dugo”
Excerpted from this week’s dvar Torah at www.rabbisacks.org. There is an important principle in Judaism, a source of hope and also one of the structuring
The Question One morning about five minutes before Shaharit, my colleague Rav Yoni Mandelstam and I were approached by a fine TABC ben Torah, unsure
