‘The heart sees more than the eyes can imagine.’ When a time-honored and respected Israeli nonprofit, poised for growth, makes a “shidduch” with an American
When he started teaching Spanish language at the Yeshivat Frisch in Paramus two years ago, Alejandro Meneses asked the head of school, Rabbi Eli Ciner,
Sure, it could have been the large planning committee. Or the shrewd marketing, which zeroed in effectively on the right niche. It could have been
Congregation Ahavas Yisroel in Edison was the scene of frenzied food preparation and spirited spectators on Saturday night, February 25, as three two-person teams each
Ask any practitioner and they’ll tell you that one of the essential tools for success in public speaking, marketing and business is to know your
Newly elected Highland Park Mayor Elsie Foster stepped a few feet across her town’s borders on Thursday, February 23, to visit the Rabbi Pesach Raymon
Reviewing: “The Koren Tanakh Graphic Novel—Esther,” The Magerman Edition, By Jordan B. Gorfinkel and Yael Nathan. Koren Publishers, Jerusalem Ltd, 2023. English/Hebrew. Hardcover. 178 pages.
You might think that the main reason why ArtScroll opened a book and seforim sales hub at the new women’s clothing store The ADdress at
The news out of Turkey on Monday, February 6, was exceptionally tragic, with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the southern part of the country at
Rabbi Michael Taubes believes that when one’s rabbinic mentor and posek reaches the age of 80, it is a milestone deserving of celebration. Rabbi Taubes,
Reviewing: “Becoming Elijah: Prophet of Transformation” by Daniel C. Matt. Yale University Press/Jewish Lives series. 2022. English. Hardcover. 248 pages. ISBN-13: 978-0300242706. He may be
If we’re honest with ourselves, we’d admit that we’d rather not face the topic. As the title of the noted Roz Chast graphic novel asks,
