Remembering Linda Schiffman, z”l
We were so lucky and blessed to have Linda in our family. Every family should have a sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt like Linda, with the
January 19, 2025
We were so lucky and blessed to have Linda in our family. Every family should have a sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt like Linda, with the
The three Abrahamic faiths must now come together to bring our shared values to the world. With the announcement of the Abraham Accords, the world
The Netanyahu government cannot avoid responding to the Palestinian move at the United Nations. Israel’s new government is quickly approaching its first political test, following
In America, minors who commit heinous crimes are tried as adults; Israel should not be criticized for doing the same. I’ve written previously about the
At around 8:30 p.m. on Monday night, January 2, the sirens began screaming in the area of State Street and Teaneck Road. First a solitary
Lisa Wisotsky was sworn in as president pro tempore of the Englewood City Council on Tuesday, January 3, 2023. This is the first time in
Tuesday night, January 3, at the Rodda Center a standing-room-only crowd filled the gym for the 2023 Teaneck Council Reorganization meeting. Recently elected in November,
On Zos Chanukah, a cheering crowd welcomed Israeli sensation Ishay Ribo to the stage of the United Palace Theater in Manhattan. Dressed in his trademark
The Green, Fein and Rudolph families visiting and bringing snacks to the brave firefighters who battled the fire that consumed their house on Downing Street
(Courtesy of The Fountainview) The Fountainview in Monsey was pleased to host an incredible hachnasat sefer Torah this week. The sefer Torah was donated by
(Courtesy of Project Ezrah) We all know the expression “Two Jews, three opinions,” but the one thing everyone can agree on is that grocery prices
(Courtesy of YCT) YCT invites the entire community to join a special Zoom event on Sunday evening, January 15, 8-10 p.m., marking the 50th yahrzeit
