Just a short distance from the popular hub of Ben Yehuda Street in the heart of Yerushalayim stands the ultra-modern, interactive, multimedia Friends of Zion
When Rabbi Moshe Stavsky assumed the role of morah d’atra of Beit Midrash of Bergenfield (BMOB) almost 11 years ago, the congregation was housed in
The skies cooperated on Wednesday, June 22, as over 40 Teaneck community members gathered for the annual Arbor Day ceremony in Terhune Park. The event
Today as we drive on the newly expanded Highway 1 from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, it is difficult for us to imagine that on November
On June 10, three Teaneck friends celebrating their becoming bnot mitzvah within a few months of each other joined together in a chesed project in
During the week leading up to Yom Yerushalayim, the city was preparing for the great celebration of its 1967 miraculous victory. Sites that had been
“Zikaron Basalon,” Remembrance in the Living Room, is a social initiative founded in 2011. To date, it has brought together over 1.5 million hosts and
Soon to be the fourth-largest city in Israel, Modi’in is a thriving metropolis comprising attractive, modern residential areas surrounding ever-expanding commercial and shopping areas as
Since 2005, many congregations have designated a Shabbat in the spring, usually coordinating with Yom Ha’Zikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut, as Shabbat Chayal in support of
As we enter into a period of Holocaust remembrance and commemorations, we must bear in mind that the Shoah was about more than the physical
Joining the palette of new and innovative museums in Israel is the Agam Museum. Located in the modern, bustling city of Rishon LeZion, the Museum
Jason Shames, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey, joined a Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) professional and lay leadership mission to
