The American Zionist Movement has been approved for NGO Special Consultative Status by a vote of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). (Courtesy of
Last Thursday night, one of Northern New Jersey’s newest organizations, The Bayit Association, held its first-ever Nine Days shiur at the home of Rabbi Michael
Last week Teach NJ held two Moms Night Out events—one in Teaneck and one in Englewood—where over 120 women came together to enjoy a sumptuous
Earlier this month Jeffrey Korbman of Highland Park was appointed director of principal gifts at the Orthodox Union. In that role, he will oversee the
This Shabbat, August 13, at 6:25 p.m., Keter Torah’s summer lecture series will feature a conversation between Dr. Mort Fridman, former AIPAC president, and Rachel
Areyvut will partner with CareOne and hold a family fun CommUNITY Carnival at CareOne at Teaneck this Sunday, August 14, from 10 a.m. to noon.
YCT Rabbinical School invites the community to join its 21st Annual Yemei Iyun in Bible and Jewish Thought, meeting in person and on Zoom, on
Jewish Family Service of MetroWest NJ (JFS) and Rachel Coalition, JFS’s domestic violence division, will host a new book club discussion on September 20 at
(Courtesy of J-ADD) The Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities (J-ADD) will hold its 20th Annual Walk-a-Thon on Sunday, September 9. All proceeds from the Walk
(Courtesy of OJCC) This past Wednesday, August 3, Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation extending outdoor dining to November 2024 throughout the state of New Jersey.
(Courtesy of Anshe Chesed) Last week, congregants and friends of Linden’s Congregation Anshe Chesed joined together for dinner and a shiur with Rabbi Chaim Jachter.
Yael Buechler and Sari Kopitnikoff, both Jewish educators, recently collaborated to create the High Holiday Hive, a reusable sticker board containing a family of busy
