Englewood—Englewood resident Todd Brody has two brothers who live in Israel. One of them lives in a West Bank town called Alon Shvut, which lies

Teaneck—A number of local students are acquainted with at least two of the kidnapped Israeli boys, Naftali Frenkel and Gilad Shaar, because MTA, the Yeshiva

Teaneck—Yeshiva University’s popular annual summer learning program in Bergen County will take place at Congregation Rinat Yisrael on three successive Mondays: July 14, 21, and

Englewood—Aharon Pulver, executive director of the Israel Independence Fund, came to Englewood last week to discuss the message of Haliba, one of the initiatives the

Fort Lee—“I’m not going to teach and preach about aliyah anymore. I’m actually going to do it,” said Rabbi Neil Winkler, who has been mara

Bergenfield—When a child goes to an overnight camp for the first, second, or even the fourth time, they are excited and prepped for an array

Teaneck—At last count, 33 educational organizations have come together to help sponsor the June 29 Teaneck Community Collaborative Conference, which is subtitled, “Educating and Inspiring

Teaneck—Congregation Keter Torah’s 14th annual dinner on June 16th will honor two cou­ples who are extremely active in the communi­ty, and renames an award in

Teaneck—Israel’s sixth prime minister, Menachem Begin, a man who lent a profound­ly religious dimension to Zionism, was the sub­ject of a community-wide Yom Yerushalayim event