Part VI The Protocols are Hostile to Democracy “The message of the ‘Protocols’ is quite hostile to democracy,” asserted Charles Reznikoff. It endorses privilege
Yoni Stokar, a New Jersey-based musician and composer, just released his debut album, “Atzeres,” which started streaming this week. The album features ten original songs,
My friend of 50-plus years, Rabbi Hillel Fendel, recently published an article, “Approaching Aliya—Youthfully.” He bemoans the fact that many American Jews have used excuses
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Teaneck has a new event space that’s just right for a simcha or party. Grand Lux Venue is conveniently located at 543 Cedar Lane, in
Chabad of Englewood and The Chabad House of Teaneck have some fun events planned to enhance your simcha on Sukkot. Chabad of Englewood, 157 Van
After some good holiday intensity, anyone ready for some abundant joy? Sukkot-style? We‘ve been spending time across three states where we’ve laid down roots: New
I polled each of my children for their memories of Sukkot in our home in Montreal. Their answers were very similar—the bees being a big
With the festival of Sukkot mere hours away, I cannot help but feel that the age-old, hallowed practice of na’anuim (shaking of the four species)
When creating your estate plan, it’s important to consider any overseas assets or relatives that may be relevant to your plan. These factors may require
The author lived in Highland Park prior to making aliyah, and wrote this on September 5, 2023. I can’t say it was the MTA-Makor Chaim
I had an opportunity to attend a once-in-a-lifetime event at an international conference – the conferral of the Deso Weiss Award to my wife, Dr.
