On Shabbat, May 16-17, at Congregation Rinat Yisrael, 389 West Englewood Avenue, Teaneck, Chazzan Yaakov Motzen will serve as Baal Tefilah for both Kabbalat Shabbat
AMIT leaders from New York and New Jersey along with nine outstanding principals from AMIT schools in Israel were invited to the White House on
New York—Touro College President and CEO Dr. Alan Kadish announced today that Michael Oren, Ph.D., Israel’s ambassador to the United States from 2009 to 2013,
New York—EMUNAH, which was born through the tireless efforts and vision of a few determined women in Israel in 1935, will pay tribute to “Empowering
Noted American-born Israeli journalist Caroline Glick, senior contributing editor of the Jerusalem Post, will discuss “Moving Beyond the Two-State Solution” in a talk this Sunday,
New York—CBS Channel 2 News has reported that the YU men’s tennis team, the Maccabees, in Division III, was almost eliminated from the NCAA Tennis
Rockleigh—A group of residents recently joined with representatives of the Afya Foundation, a medical supply recovery organization, which collects no longer needed and still usable
Englewood Hospital and Medical Center (EHMC) is offering a free health fair for seniors, in partnership with the Bergen Family Center. The event will be
In just two years, the Sibshop program at OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services has grown in leaps and bounds throughout the New York area.
The four candidates we are endorsing, between them have well more than 60 years as volunteer public servants in Teaneck. (Yes, there is a small
TIP—Reuters reports that a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – the U.N.’s atomic watchdog—would be holding talks until Tuesday on among other
Fort Lee—Over 5,500 people participated in the fourth annual Run for the Fallen at Fort Lee on May 3 honoring those who have lost their
