There are an estimated 200,000 Israelis who have been forced to evacuate from the southern areas near Gaza and the northern border near Lebanon. More
One of the earliest memories I have was from 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was shot. It was a Friday afternoon, and our
Living in the Orthodox community, where the very large majority of our families send their children to Jewish day schools, we often forget that there
My father, Dr. Donald Feldstein of blessed memory, was a news junkie who read the daily paper and watched the television news religiously. During our
My wife Sharon and I were privileged to attend the recent solidarity gathering of the Westchester and Connecticut Chapter of Friends of the IDF, one
More than 750 people packed the Greenwich Hyatt Hotel on Sunday evening, Oct. 29 for a night of solidarity with Israel sponsored by the Westchester
Like many of his classmates at Frisch, Dr. Gil Perl continued his education at an Ivy League school at the University of Pennsylvania and later
Not surprisingly, we have witnessed plenty of individuals who have not only failed to sympathize with Israel and support its right to defend itself against
I pray to Hashem every day, most of the time together with a minyan. However, most of the time I simply recite the words of
The 2024 presidential elections are only about a year away, and it won’t be long before the state primaries begin. And while it’s anybody’s guess
My friend of 50-plus years, Rabbi Hillel Fendel, recently published an article, “Approaching Aliya—Youthfully.” He bemoans the fact that many American Jews have used excuses
Photographs and memories All that I have are these To remember you — Jim Croce I hate taking photographs. I don’t photograph particularly well, and
