Rachel Kupfer, longtime local business owner of On the Table and new Teaneck Country Club resident, wants to give back; this time in the form
(Courtesy of SWC) The Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Government Advocacy Internship program has played an instrumental role since its establishment in 2016 in training the next
(Courtesy of The Jewish Home) Summertime is a great time for a well-deserved getaway. Who among us wouldn’t benefit from a little R & R?
(Courtesy of NCSY) Jewish Family Service of Central NJ was honored to have been chosen by the NCSY Kaylie IMPACT Summer Program to host its
On July 17, MJE (Manhattan Jewish Experience), New York City’s premiere Jewish outreach program, celebrated the graduation of 16 MJE Lamm Fellows. Now entering its
As Rabbi Ezra and Adina Wiener prepare to make aliyah in the coming weeks, members of Teaneck’s Cong. Rinat Yisrael felt it fitting to honor
A galvanized and cohesive Jewish community is gearing up for the November town council elections in Teaneck. Since last October 7, when Hamas invaded Israel,
New York University (NYU) has reached a settlement in a federal lawsuit with three Jewish students who claimed “egregious” civil rights violations by the university
Jim Inhofe, the former long-serving U.S. Senator from Oklahoma, passed away on July 9. Inhofe was a former mayor of Tulsa, U.S. Army vet, committed
Republican Jewish Coalition CEO says the reaction to his speech at the convention is evidence of deep support for Israel within the party. The leader
The horrors of October 7 served as a brutal wake-up call for Jews across the world, jolting us all into a harsh new reality. As
Boots for Israel, 57,000 pairs in, is continuing its mission to provide footwear to Israeli soldiers who need new boots. Yakir Wachstock, co-founder of Boots
