It was reported after the Gulf War that one of the merits responsible for ending a vicious SCUD bombing attack without injuries was an agunah
Seventy years after the liberation, Abe Foxman continues to give voice to the victims, families, survivors, righteous rescuers, educators and military defenders of the Holocaust.
Part II of II We begin again with the story of Erika Sauerhoff (nee Szychter) who traveled to London after the Holocaust and also spent
Livingston—The late afternoon light poured in on the beautiful social hall at Congregation Etz Chaim. The room buzzed with excitement at the imminent arrival of
Several months ago, a small group from the Elizabeth Orthodox community initiated a petition campaign intended to persuade the Costco of Union, NJ to reinstate
Once you master the challenge of pronouncing his name, there is a great deal to gain by a discussion with Rabbi Steven Miodownik, the dynamic
Elizabeth—The Elmora Hills Minyan was founded by members focused on creating an environment conducive to strengthening one’s relationship with Hashem in a respectful and serious
Elizabeth—Rabbi Avrohom Herman, of the Elmora Avenue Synagogue, recalls his trepidation at the awesome responsibility of following the legacy of Rav Elazar M. Teitz over
Designated by the Elizabeth community rabbonim, Sunday, September 20, marked the second annual all-community gathering during Aseret Yimei Teshuvah. The theme of this year’s event
Rabbi Jonathan Schwartz pauses from his demanding summer’s end schedule, including being “Rabbi/Mr. Mom” until school starts, to share the mission, the character and the
After having one of the snowiest and coldest winters on record, we are now finishing up a pretty hot summer, especially these past few weeks.
New York—The road to success is certainly a topic of much discussion and debate in all circles of life, and observant Judaism is no exception.
