President Herzog and OU delegation discuss Jewish unity, challenges; president praises OU’s work. (Courtesy of OU) Orthodox Union (OU) Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer

(Courtesy of Café Europa) On January 24, over 30 Holocaust survivors had a great time singing and crafting with children from the Mickey Fried Nursery

Highland Park’s newly appointed mayor, Elsie Foster, met with community rabbis and lay leaders on the afternoon of Sunday, February 5 at a local residence.

The excitement in the air of the Manhattan Day School (MDS) gymnasium was palpable, as a full house of students anxiously awaited the beginning of

(Courtesy of JFGMW) Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ is proud to announce that it has been awarded a grant of $400,000 over two years

(JNS) Organizers of mass protests against the Netanyahu government’s planned judicial reform called for a nationwide strike during a press conference this week. “We call on

(Courtesy of Bnei Akiva) Gardens may grow inch by inch and row by row but, for the first time this summer, Moshava Ba’ir day camps

Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes guest lectured at the “Leadership, Politics and Values” course of Professor Richard Joel, former president of Yeshiva University. As a YU

Ending a protracted nine-year legal battle, the Jackson Township council approved a settlement that paves the way for a girls high school to be built

JCF fundholders distributed a record $593 million to charities, accounting for 24% of charitable assets under management. (Courtesy of JCF) In honor of its 50th

On Sunday, February 19, at 1 p.m., at the Yeshiva University Seforim Sale, Real Questions, Real Answers author Avi Ciment will tackle questions like “Why

An Orthodox Young Singles Shabbaton for ages 24-36 will be held March 24-25 at the Young Israel of White Plains. Come spend a relaxing Shabbat