The kosher traveler has more opportunities than ever to visit remote ports, luxury resorts and exotic destinations than ever before. Thanks to the creativity and
As we approach Yom Kippur, making amends and helping others becomes of key importance. These days, I am personally on the receiving end of an
Hanging on the wall in more than 240 Super-Pharm locations in Israel is a large blue and white pill-shaped container. One might think it’s a
On the 40th anniversary of its founding in Hillside, Bris Avrohom has so much to celebrate that it is a challenge to select from among
Coming off a highly successful 2019 season, Rabbi Reuven Hoff, founder and director of Camp Malchus, invites the community to reserve their space for summer
On Sunday, August 18, Teaneck resident Mark Zitter marked his completion of the learning of Shisha Sidrei Mishna for the sixth time with a siyum
The year is 1979. Recently arrived from Israel where his family settled after their fortuitous exit from the former Soviet Union, 19-year-old Mordechai Kanelsky is
On September 24, Dr. Richard and Ellen Gertler will be boarding a designated Nefesh B’Nefesh flight to embark upon their new lives as olim chadashim.
Rabbi Avram and Leah Herzog made aliyah from Fair Lawn on July 30. They are currently residing in Jerusalem while waiting for their apartment in
Ben Blass made aliyah from Westfield on July 4 as a lone soldier through Garin Tzabar. He spent July in Ra’anana at an Ulpan for
If you hurry, you can be among those who were privileged to see National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene’s (NYTF) inaugural production marking its 104th season. The
Aboard the upcoming August 13 Nefesh B’Nefesh charter flight will be Robert and Sarah Blum and Alysa and Amir Cohen of Teaneck. The Blums are
