When the U.S. Parole Commission announced last week its intention to release Jonathan J. Pollard, incarcerated since November 21, 1985 on the 30th anniversary of
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If there was anything that could be described as productive following last October’s arrest of Rabbi Barry Freundel for mikvah voyeurism, it was with all
While many American Jewish organizations are falling all over themselves in public support of the June 26th Supreme Court decision to recognize the legality of
Bergenfield—If the Aish HaTorah founded by the late Rabbi Noah Weinberg and known as one of the world leaders in kiruv (Jewish outreach) can be
It is not appropriate for a grown man, a rabbi or anyone, to shower or sit in the sauna with youth, no matter how the
Ask Rabbi Reuven Taragin, and he’ll tell you that the whole process of formal schooling for a Jewish child accounts for two percent of his
‘Amicable Resolution’ Part of Statements, Petitions, E-Mails It’s been a week of emails, petitions, articles, comments and more emails. Riverdale Jewish Center members have experienced
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President Barack Obama addressed a Jewish group last Friday as part of Jewish American Heritage Month. Adas Israel, a Conservative congregation located in Northwest Washington,
For Rabbi Eliezer L. Abish, a conversation with an 8-year-old daughter of a cousin living in Israel changed everything. He was then teaching third grade
