Many of Israel’s adversaries, including the United Nations Human Rights Council, have long attempted to stamp Israel with the false label of “apartheid.” Recently, however,
Changing one mind, winning one vote, knocking down one unwritten rule. We learn lessons today that will seem like unfair advantages tomorrow. It takes a
Jewish groups slammed the FBI’s annual hate crimes report for 2021 for grossly underreporting the rising number of antisemitic incidents. Ted Deutch, CEO of the
On Motzei Shabbat, Jan. 7, 2023, Yavneh Academy will hold its 80th annual dinner at the Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe. This year’s honorees are first
(Courtesy of Makor) Makor Care and Services Network and Teaneck’s Congregation Rinat Yisrael are hosting their second annual inclusive minyan for people with specialized needs,
(Courtesy of TABC) Torah Academy of Bergen County will hold its 40th Annual Dinner on Sunday, January 4. The Annual Dinner, TABC’s main fundraiser of
(Courtesy of YU) In a unique collaboration between YU and the Jerusalem-based World Zionist Organization (WZO), Azrieli’s expert teaching faculty hosted a day of professional
A few dozen community members got to enjoy a top-notch dinner at The Bridge Turkish and Mediterranean Grill in Highland Park on December 8 while
(Courtesy of Herzog Hospital) Last Thursday night, December 8, the Aronoff and Gdanski families of Englewood hosted a very special evening to raise awareness for
(Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) More than 800 people turned out to celebrate Chai Lifeline at its National Gala on December 5 at Pier Sixty, New
(Courtesy of Project Ezrah) On Motzei Shabbat December 10, Project Ezrah celebrated its 21st annual dinner at Ahavath Torah in Englewood. With nearly 500 community
(Courtesy of YU) As Chanukah approaches, the New York-based Yeshiva University Museum (YUM) has announced that its upcoming exhibition will feature a hand-drawn illustration of
