The MTA Lions varsity hockey team visited the DRS Wildcats for a rematch of last year’s semifinal game. After arriving a bit later than planned,
Due to a growing number of teens in the Beth Abraham community, the shul, under the auspices of Assistant Rav Tanchum Cohen, has organized teen
PART 1 In early 2011, a disgruntled former employee of the Palestinian negotiating team handed Al Jazeera the biggest leak in the history of the
As New Jersey voters went to the polls on Election Day, there were those who questioned whether the race at the top of the ticket
This week, along with the rest of you, I read the words of Gital, a chained woman or Agunah as she publicly pleaded for a
Family vacations are a time for building memories, filling albums and creating bonding experiences for the entire family. It is meant to be a time
Mainstream news will lead you to believe something diplomatic or political is the talk of the day in Israel. But for most Israelis the big
Springfield, NJ—The ShopRite chain is considered to be one of the leading supermarket chains in the country when it comes to kosher. Its “Kosher Experience”
Most people agree that making eye contact with other people is important in our lives, especially if we are trying to convince them to see
In my last article, I listed three situations where parents could consider how to help their children deal with setbacks. The adage “live and learn”
On Tuesday night, the Lions faced the Magen David Warriors. The Lions played an excellent first half, especially on the defensive end, and went into
A team of Tel Aviv University researchers have identified a specific set of molecules called microRNAs that detrimentally regulate protein levels in the brains of
