(Courtesy of Hidabroot) The “Hidabroot” teshuva movement, established at the urging of prominent rabbanim and gedolei Yisroel, led by HaRav Wosner, ztl, runs one of
The report, based on an Impact:NPO study, sheds light on the transformative impact of long-term Israel programs in fostering deep community engagement among unengaged Jewish
(Courtesy of The Ari Fuld Project) It was the Second Lebanon War. A battalion of IDF soldiers was moving forward on a city street as
As the oldest immigrant to make aliyah in the last five years, Stella Rockoff has returned to her birthplace: “My family left at a time
The U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade last June elicited a frenzy of reactions from both sides of the contentious abortion issue. In
In a few days, the Jewish world will begin to celebrate the High Holy days beginning with the new year, Rosh Hashanah. While many in
As a Teaneck resident for 30 years, I am running to become a trustee of the Teaneck Board of Education in the November election. I
This year will be my 48th consecutive year leading services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. It’s a task that I don’t take lightly. In
Author’s note: I am very grateful to embassy photographer David Azagury, spokesperson Kristin Stewart, and deputy embassy spokesperson Peter Neisuler for all their help in
As I’m sure many of you can relate, I go through my life wearing many different “hats.” First and foremost, I am an eved Hashem:
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: Hurry – מַהֵר I’m going – אֲנִי הוֹלֶכֶת To write – לִכְתֹּב I thought
A royal sight to behold: It was Tuesday, February 28, 1997—the Queen had invited Ezer Weizmann, the president of Israel, to a special royal banquet
