Rutgers Chabad raised $1.5 million at its annual dinner, helping to support its growing list of programming begun in the last year in response
The failure of the chancellor of the City University of New York (CUNY) to have answers to questions about how it was combating antisemitism on
With antisemitic incidents rising and college campuses continuing to be flashpoints for antisemitism, the Jewish community has begun organizing to fight organizations that illegally fund
A Congressional committee investigating antisemitism on college campuses across the country found a “stunning lack of accountability by university leaders for students engaging in antisemitic
A Bergen County Superior Court judge has found the Teaneck Board of Education has ignored a deadline she set for correcting violations to the state’s
Jewish students at Montclair State University, like those at many colleges and universities, have been faced with anti-Israeli and often antisemitic demonstrations by pro-Palestinian groups
Over the last year the East Brunswick mayor and council have stood firm in refusing to consider adopting a ceasefire resolution in the Israel-Gaza conflict.
The medical director of an Elizabeth urgent care center denied accusations that the facility violated state law by refusing to treat a minor Orthodox patient
When Lee Niren’s 9-year-old son’s very high fever, cough and other serious symptoms that had begun two days earlier continued to spike through the Rosh
Liran Kapoano could feel something change during the 2016 presidential campaign. The East Brunswick resident and active member of the Jewish and pro-Israel communities was
In a fiery speech at Rutgers Chabad, Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations commemorated the October 7 attack on Israel by declaring, “The days
For Noam Milman, coming to the large gathering at Rutgers University of students commemorating the Oct. 7 anniversary of the terrorist attack on Israel was
