(Courtesy of SSTC) Dozens of families gathered on Sunday afternoon for the annual Suburban Torah community-growth barbecue event in Livingston. Hosted by Michal and Jon
(Courtesy of JFS MetroWestNJ) Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest celebrated a successful Centennial Mission to Israel, commemorating the organization’s 100th birthday and Israel’s 75th. In
(Courtesy of Nevut) This past Sunday, Nevut held a training and awareness ride in Central New Jersey, supporting the IDF Lone Soldier veterans. The event
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Y. Oliver, the first Black woman to serve as speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly and later as the
The One Harrison Campaign for Honest Bipartisan Leadership was recently launched at the Pureganic Cafe, the town’s only kosher restaurant and the only kosher, vegan,
Helps fight terror, bolsters U.S.-Israel counter-drone technology to stop future attacks. (Courtesy of Office of Josh Gottheimer) U.S. Representatives Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) and Andrew Garbarino
In the early 1990s, one of the great medical research exercises of modern times took place. It became known as the Nun Study. Some 700
Editor’s note: This series is reprinted with permission from “Insights & Attitudes: Torah Essays on Fundamental Halachic and Hashkafic Issues,” a publication of TorahWeb.org. The
Previously, we explored the fundamental belief that Hashem controls everything that happens to a person and some ramifications of that; the fact that Hashem determines
Uncomfortable Memories Recalling moments of discomfort and hunger in a motivational speech seems out of place. Yet, sefer Devarim (8:1-4) records Moshe Rabbeinu sharing memories
In his final soliloquy, Moshe recollected the divine providence which protected us during our journey through a blistering and arid desert. Miraculously, God drew water
