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Livingston Reminds the World: ‘Our Family’ Are Still Hostages
The handmade sign was full of hearts, color and love. Its message was simple: “Am Yisrael Chai” and “Bring them home now.” And it was,
The handmade sign was full of hearts, color and love. Its message was simple: “Am Yisrael Chai” and “Bring them home now.” And it was,
Down the long hall, three teens sit in class with their Gemaras on their desks. At the front of the room, booting up his computer
Dozens of Jews from across the denominational spectrum gathered outside the Livingston Town Hall on erev Shabbat, Jan. 26, to show their support of Israel
Newark schools remove antisemitic tome from official curriculum due to complaints. A controversial children’s book that portrayed Israelis as evil and Palestinians as victims reportedly
In the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer back in May 2020, America had reckoning of sorts with racism.
Vote on IHRA working definition of antisemitism postponed after divisive meeting. The West Orange Township Council postponed a vote on a resolution to adopt the
At JNF-USA conference, a focus on unity, support for Israel and a pledge to rebuild. The cries of Am Yisrael Chai rang out again and
The antisemitism watchdog group StandWithUs is calling on Montclair State University to suspend the school’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine after the group
Students from West Orange High School walked out of class the day before Thanksgiving to show their solidarity with Palestine. The walkout came just a
Israel wasn’t on the agenda until township opened Nov. 20 meetings for public comments. It was supposed to be a regular town council meeting. On
Fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, children and cousins congregated on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. for the largest pro-Israel gathering in US history. The Americans
Dozens of Jews from Livingston, West Orange and Montclair joined Jewish students from Montclair State University to show their support for the small but beleaguered