(Courtesy of SAR Academy) Fewer than 50,000 Holocaust survivors remain in the U.S. The youngest survivors are now in their 80s. Antisemitism and violence against
(Courtesy of JCHC) Supporters of the Jewish Community Housing Corporation (JCHC) celebrated their ongoing non-profit mission with an evening out at The Crystal Plaza last
Synagogues have launched many targeted programs and events to attract and retain members, like singles shabbatons, newlywed couples get togethers, young families minyanim, senior citizen
New York City Mayor Eric Adams held a Jewish Heritage Celebration at Gracie Mansion this week.
The intense debate and heated protests about the proposed judiciary reforms in Israel have crossed the Atlantic and come to the Teaneck community. On May
If you’re seriously considering making aliyah and/or purchasing real estate in Israel, you know that the more well-informed advice you can collect and the more
Yeshivat Noam second grader Donny Katz won first place for his grade in the annual Paramus Library Poetry Contest. Several students from Noam and other
(Courtesy of Teach Coalition) Teach Coalition, a project of the Orthodox Union that advocates for equitable funding for nonpublic schools, announced today that Michael (Avi)
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) This past weekend the 14th National Russian Shabbaton was held in the Mountain Laurel Resort. Over 800 people participated, with Bris
(Courtesy of Bais Menachem of Teaneck) On Thursday, June 15 at 8 p.m., Teaneck will once again welcome The BourbonRabbi, all the way from Kentucky.
Last Wednesday evening, May 31, the New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance (NJJBA) hosted its first-ever symposium on antisemitism at St. Peter’s University in Jersey City
At the tender age of 6, Eli Beer witnessed the bombing of the No. 12 Jerusalem bus. Struck by the chaos of the incident and
