The weather was bad on the last day of school vacation, so Adi Vaxman and her husband, Ronen Magid, decided to head over to the
For Rabbi David-Seth Kirshner, his approaching 50th birthday was to be a joyous celebration of a milestone date. Instead, that day, October 7, turned out
The sexual violence against Israeli women by Hamas terrorists on October 7 remained in the shadows for months due to a campaign of misinformation on
Rutgers University has postponed a hearing by its Student Conduct Committee against an Orthodox law student who faced possible expulsion for doxxing a pro-Palestinian student
Despite the decision by Rutgers University to suspend Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) for its weeks of disruptive behavior on both the Newark and
As the Israel-Hamas war rages on with its mounting death toll, Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) stressed the need for a continued strong alliance between the
The decision by the New Jersey School Ethics Commission to dismiss charges against the first Arab and Muslim member of the Westfield Board of Education
Rutgers University, which has had students blocked from entering buildings and Jewish students targeted with hateful speech by pro-Palestinian demonstrators, announced it is suspending Students
More than just the lights burned brightly on the first night of Chanukah at Rutgers Chabad. The 45th annual National Founders Anniversary dinner on Dec.
Statements put out by the executive boards of the faculty unions at Rutgers University, particularly one by its adjunct faculty union condemning the “genocidal war”
An Orthodox Rutgers Law School student who claims the university is conducting a “witch-hunt” against him for allegedly defaming a Palestinian student has attracted the
Amid the shock and mourning surrounding the Hamas terror attacks in Israel, members of the Jewish, Indian and Israeli communities gathered at the Jewish Community
