The World Zionist Organization will hold the U.S. finals of the Chidon HaTanach for adults on Sunday, November 10, at the West Side Institutional Synagogue
Atonement for a community’s sins and the 13 principles of divine mercy, the centerpieces of Selichot and the Yom Kippur liturgy, were delved into on
There is perhaps no other chesed organization in Bergen County with such a laser-focus on preventing hunger in the Jewish community. Co-directors Sara Walzman and
Sukkot, the time of our rejoicing, is my favorite holiday. It’s always wonderful to gather with family and friends and enjoy an al fresco dinner
Rocky Selevan appointed Yachad New Jersey regional director. Chani Herrmann has been involved with the Orthodox Union’s Yachad program almost all her life. She volunteered
In advance of the Jewish High Holiday/Yom Tov season, Sheriff Anthony Cureton and Prosecutor Mark Musella held a briefing for local police chiefs, associated county,
Netofa Winery, located in the Galilee in the foothills of Mount Tabor, is again being imported to the U.S. after a multi-year absence. Its availability
It’s easy to think that the Teaneck Mikvah, which primarily serves women from the Teaneck, Bergenfield and New Milford communities, runs itself. It certainly appears
Yatir Winery launched two new wines at a masterclass open to the press in Manhattan last week, in conjunction with the Israeli Wine Producers Association
I’ve long been a huge fan of Givat Harel’s Gvaot Winery, founded in 2005. Its location “over the green line” in Israel’s Shomron (Samaria) is
With the tech revolution has come the benefit of affordable screens for everyone. But does that mean everyone should have one, even elementary school-aged children?
Reviewing: “From David to Destruction: Mining Essential Lessons from Sefer Melachim,” by Rabbi Chaim Jachter. Nachum Krasnopolsky, editor. Kol Torah Publications, 2019. Learning Tanach is
