There were so many excellent books out there this year for the Jewish reader. I picked four of the most recent selections I’ve had the
President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Elisabeth “Betsy” DeVos to become the nation’s next secretary of education could be an important first step in making education
Over 200 Jewish educators from 85 day schools and yeshivas from the U.S., Mexico and Canada came to Fort Lee earlier this week to learn
Since the recent release of the movie “Denial,” Deborah Lipstadt has packed lecture halls and theaters all over the nation. A cool, fall Thursday night
When writing about two of Torah’s giants, it takes time, care, data, meticulous research and clarity. Rabbi Chaim Dalfin’s recently published book “Rav and Rebbe”
For many parents, an Epicene Auto Injector is something they hopefully will carry around in their purses, backpacks or pockets and never ever have to
On Friday, God willing, my wife Lisa and I will be married for 40 years. In 1976, the year of our marriage, the nation had
Brian Haimm of Englewood called it the “two best days of summer.” Teaneck’s Howard Wietschner said it was a “simply exhilarating” experience. The two riders
It used to be that on Shabbat morning during the spring and summer I’d bring the local newspaper inside my house because I wanted to
My first experience with Elie Wiesel was in the classroom. I was in a Jewish Literature class. We had finished reading Shalom Aleichem and were
Liran Kapoano never thought that his website GOPWithHer.com would touch the ugly nerve of internet anti-Semitism. Kapoano created GOPWithHer.com for Republicans who might find solace
The way Elisheva and Gedaliah Blum see it, an existential war has been declared on some 2,500 small, mostly Jewish-owned businesses on the West Bank.
