We are not the first Jews to live with enormous uncertainty about the future. Uncertainty, however, can be both paralyzing and liberating. When the Jewish
Dear Honored County, State and Federal Leaders: I write you today as a Councilmember representing the Township of Teaneck, a multi-cultural diverse community of close
Diplomacy is a complex exercise. Decisions made in the context of a diplomatic situation are often fraught with challenges and the implications of a determination
Kfar Hasidim—Children from the Bnei Menashe community of Northeast India, who just made aliyah with their families, are already celebrating their first Shavuot in Israel
Paramus—SpaceIL, an Israeli non-profit organization, is attempting to land the first Israeli spacecraft on the moon by the end of 2015 as part of a
The Iranian regime’s new enemy, it seems, is Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. Iran’s mullahs apparently fear Sisi’s secular stance against Islamist movements, and see
Recently, two articles appeared in Haaretz that should have come as no surprise to those working in Israel engagement. In one, Chemi Shalev discusses the
On June 1st, SAR Girls Varsity Softball, the 4th-seed in the East division, defeated undefeated Bruriah, the West’s top seed, by a score of 11-2.
For Chris Christie, it was a chance at redemption. After his last big appearance at a Jewish event ended in controversy following his utilization of
The unexpected election of Menachem Begin as prime minister in 1977 shocked American Jewry. Begin, the Revisionist and “terrorist,” with his Eastern European mannerisms and
A new Israeli company is using the natural process of cell death to help people undergoing transplants of all kinds live longer. This counterintuitive approach
On May 14th, the Ma’ayanot Rapids hockey team traveled to Heschel to go up against the Heschel Heat. Ma’ayanot won 5-0, with goals scored by
