All of Netanyahu’s actual record for using force suggests that he is no more likely to actually pull the trigger for a preemptive strike against
The investment firm accused of anti-Israel bias made the decision after extended talks with a pro-Israel working group. Following an extended period of wrangling, the
As if the American Jewish community didn’t have enough to concern it in developments in the Middle East and on the world stage, the raging
On Motzei Shabbat October 29, the Orthodox Forum of Highland Park and Edison held its inaugural 2022/2023 event via Zoom, featuring Ariella Steinreich, a prominent
The Young Israel of Teaneck (YIOT) has announced that Rabbi Dr. Alex Mondrow will return to the YIOT as part of the Dr. Bertram J.,
NEW YORK Gubernatorial: Kathy Hochul (D) vs. Lee Zeldin (R) Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul became governor after Governor Andrew Cuomo resigned in 2021. Hochul won
This year’s candidates for Teaneck council have made themselves abundantly accessible to answer the tough questions and express their intentions, commitments and optimism about serving
On October 28, Lee Zeldin, the candidate running to become New York’s third Jewish governor (and first Jewish Republican governor), recently hosted a virtual briefing
In any election, at the federal, state or local level, the Jewish community has a lot at stake. And the elections this year are no
Threats to American democracy, abortion rights, security funding to keep Jewish institutions safe, support for the vulnerable and Israel are all issues Jewish voters are
“People who run for these positions are absolutely insane,” joked Teaneck lawyer Michael Reich about his candidacy for the board of education. Reich’s bid for
Governor Kathy Hochul is fighting for her political life as she seeks a full term as New York’s chief executive. Various polls are showing that
