Sometimes recognizing anti-Semitism is obvious. At other times the anti-Semitism may be less overt, thereby making it more difficult to identify and rally opponents to
You really couldn’t blame the leaders of Rutgers-Chabad if they saw their 40th anniversary dinner, on Monday, March 18, as a great opportunity to celebrate
One truism for a charitable organization seeking to build support is that local connections can make a major difference. This is doubly so for an
The arrival of the new China Lee glatt kosher Chinese restaurant in Highland Park is, in large part, a story about a successful restaurant family,
In perhaps most other cultures, if a child reached college age and immediately moved out of the country, resettled in another nation and joined their
While government offices and public schools close for the day, and municipalities often host events to mark the occasion, Jewish organizations usually aren’t at the
It was (re)opening night and the place was packed. The Bridge, a Turkish and Mediterranean restaurant that had been a fixture in Highland Park for
With one move the Rutgers University Women’s basketball team, the Scarlet Knights, brought on impressive new talent, added a new international flavor to the team
One big question observant Jews face as they engage in the political process is: How do you work closely with people of different faiths and
A standing-room-only crowd of educators, students and a diverse array of religious leaders cheered as Governor Phil Murphy arrived at Yeshivas Beis Hillel in Passaic
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The tragic irony of drug and alcohol addictions in the Orthodox world is that aspects of religious life actually accentuate the problems. One is easy
