One-hundred-and-eight prominent Charedi rabbis and Jewish educators from across the United States have contributed their signatures to a kol koreh (public pronouncement) affirming the Biblical
Planned investment of $75 million USD The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Hadassah Medical Center will establish the first interdisciplinary university-based autism center in
Jerusalem—Ptil Tekhelet (www.tekhelet.com), an Israeli non-profit that promotes, educates and produces authentic tekhelet (blue-dyed fringes for the fulfillment of the biblical commandment of tzitzit), announced
People all over Israel and supporters throughout the world are joining in the Human Chain. “Today we launch the Virtual Human Chain campaign to show
Tel Aviv—According to the just-released Szold Report, Israel Sci-Tech Schools, the largest independent network of educational charter schools in the country, outperformed Israel’s national average
The summer isn’t complete for many children in our community, who traditionally end their summer with Bergen County’s Friendship Circle End of Summer Camp, held
Local students from the Jewish community attended the last day of Giants training camp this past Tuesday. Pictured below are a few scenes from the
If you know of someone who is homebound in Bergenfield/Teaneck who would like to hear shofar blowing on Rosh Hashanah, please let us know and
Music and cheers were heard all over the neighborhood as Cedar Market celebrated its anniversary by bringing clowns, magicians, acrobats, a petting zoo and inflatables
Ma’ayanot to Host Annual Yom Iyun Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls, located at 1650 Palisade Avenue in Teaneck, will host its annual Yom Iyun
New York City—Stop Iran Rally, the grassroots movement that brought 15,000 people to Times Square in July, will protest against the dangerous deal with Iran
Safely@Home, formerly Bonim Builders, is helping the region’s older adults and physically challenged individuals build the festive hut—called a sukkah—for the upcoming Jewish festival of
