Yahya Sinwar’s continued survival is what lends the inspiration that drives Hamas terrorists to continue their fight. Tremendous pressure is being brought on Israel to
In a world where news is delivered with enormous speed and through all types of mediums, the pain being felt by the families of our
October 7, 2023 will long be remembered as a day of tragedy for the Jewish people. But what has also emerged are numerous reports of
(Courtesy of the OU) Like many Jewish community members who learned of the October 7 calamity, Binyamin Muschel of Boca Raton, Florida, felt driven to
The social hall at Congregation Beth Aaron in Teaneck filled up on Tuesday evening, Feb. 6, as Teaneck residents came out to hear the personal
Just now, Friday morning, 10:45 a.m., I am in the kitchen, cleaning, cooking, making room on the refrigerator for a new Shabbat list. So many
Bianca Brower, a recent olah who lives in Tel Aviv, had been an English teacher for a few years but felt deeply misaligned in this
On Oct. 6, Hoshana Rabba, I sat inside Shirat David, a synagogue in Efrat featuring one of Israel’s renowned chazanim, Shlomo Katz. During a Hallel
A common meeting place for many, the Chabad Center in Katamon, Yerushalayim, is bustling with busy people doing ordinary and extraordinary work. In these times
As the sun was starting to set Friday, February 2, the students of Midreshet Lindenbaum scrambled to put the finishing touches on the Yizkor table.
On the night of January 29, 1,000 people attended a very powerful program at the Jewish Center of Teaneck. They came to hear the story
The handmade sign was full of hearts, color and love. Its message was simple: “Am Yisrael Chai” and “Bring them home now.” And it was,
