Just as Miriam Lapid became a symbol of national grief in 1993, the tragedy of the six murdered hostages captured the hearts of the Israeli
Empty slogans and misbegotten promises are designed to cause civil war. Don’t let them. Tens of thousands of protesters were swarming the streets of Tel
As Israel faces the moral and strategic dilemmas of negotiating with Hamas for the release of hostages, public debate intensifies over what needs to be
“The clock is ticking, the hostages do not have time,” said Gal Hirsch, Israel’s chief negotiator. Gal Hirsch, Israel’s chief negotiator for hostages and missing
(Courtesy of the Simchat Torah Project) October 7t was Simchat Torah in Israel. Nearly 1,200 people were murdered and hundreds more were taken hostage. We,
October 7 changed so many elements of Jewish life in Israel, that we are still cataloging its effects. With every Israeli family affected in some
A respite for cancer patients, caregivers and their families. Zahava’s Serenity Healing Gardens aspires to create a therapeutic botanical gardens for cancer patients, caregivers and
Rabbi Moshe Rothchild, the founder of the Global Israel Alliance some 10 years ago, was hopefully inspired by the large turnout on Sunday evening, September
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) With the opening of the new school year, Bris Avrohom affixed a new mezuzah at the main entrance of Cheder Yaldei
A 9/11 commemoration that has more meaning than ever to Teaneck residents this year was held on Wednesday on the grounds of the township’s town
This year’s annual I. David and Miriam Goldstein Teshuva Lecture will take place at Cong. Ohr Torah in Edison on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 8
Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFSCNJ) will present a four-session virtual group to support young people facing a challenging climate on college campuses this
