Same medical problems, similar treatment, different systems—that’s what a delegation of medical professionals from Nahariya, Israel learned on their recent visit as part of the
What do a pizza maker, a scuba diver, and a bully at an ice skating rink have in common? They are all roles acted out
Teaneck—In 1942, Sol Goldstein, a Jewish kid from Baltimore, enlisted in the army. He had experienced his share of antisemitism growing up, like kids calling
Englewood—The Chumash that Oscar Fingerhut bought and studied from in pre-war Poland sustained him through a move to Berlin, during the growing awareness of Nazi
Englewood—With the Moriah School of Englewood approaching its 50th birthday, the Board of Trustees was faced with the challenge of finding a new Head of
Englewood—Rabbi Berel Wein and Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter share similar histories as well as a friendship: Their fathers were American rabbis who fanned the
Teaneck–Caroline Glick, senior contributing editor of the Jerusalem Post, had just finished writing “The Israeli Solution: A One-State Plan for Peace in the Middle East,”
Washington, D.C—Over 1,000 people participated in 400 meetings with 97% of the Senate and almost 80% of the House as part of the NORPAC mission
Englewood—Why would young men and women on the path to college and career volunteer to join the Israel Defense Forces, putting themselves in harm’s way
Englewood—Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Riskin, Founder and Chief Rabbi of Efrat, will be the Scholar-in-Residence at Englewood’s Congregation Ahavath Torah this Shabbos, May 9-10. Rabbi Riskin
Four Teaneck artists, Chani Jaskoll, Daniele Kaplan, Natalia Kadish, and Glenn Lesnick, have been chosen from over 40 entrants as winners of the Jewish Federation
Teaneck—When purchasing chometz-free food for Pesach, remember to buy for your pet as well. “We are not allowed to derive benefit from chometz so we
