The Torah and Talmud are very clear about the pursuit of peace… Tanach and Chazal have always been more concerned with peace than war. After
This past camping season was quite an “ordinary” Camp HASC summer, similar to summers in the past. . . But an “ordinary” summer in Camp
From time to time, I will part from my usual format of answering questions to share with you thoughts regarding marriage and its challenges. A
Tali and Adira Fuchs were recipients of gold medals at the recent Bergenfield PAL Soccer Skills Competition. Tali, 8 and Adira, 5, each dazzled the
Paramus—Over 1000 people came out last Sunday to Yeshivat Noam’s Paramus campus to show support for the Friendship Circle (FC). FC provides social programming for
September Sunday, September 22 Teaneck Jewish Center 1:30PM – 3:30PM 70 Sterling Place Teaneck Community Wide Sukkah Party – Entertainment for Children Face Painting, balloon
List of Victims Grows Along with Liability (from combined services) Yeshiva University released last week its long awaited report about abuse in several of the
(JNS.org)—The UN’s Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Robert Serry, attempted to clarify UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon’s seemingly conflicting statements regarding anti-Israel bias
Rosh Hashanah Recipes from Around the World Featured on JDC App (JNS.org)—The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) released a Facebook application that allows users
For all intents and purposes, the Start-Up Nation has really been “The Start-Up City.”And while Jerusalem is Israel’s capital, there is no doubt that to
(JNS.org)—The newly launched television news network Al-Jazeera America, which has stated that it aims to present more objective coverage than its Middle Eastern counterpart, featured
An excerpt from a comprehensive Stratfor Report on different possible U.S. strategies in Syria that can be found at www.stratfor.com. We have chosen the analyis
