The maritime border agreement with Lebanon will maintain the Israeli security line in territorial waters; the US and France will be the guarantors. Israel will

“I’m not interested in politics; I’m interested in Teaneck,” Deputy Mayor Elie Katz shared. After serving nearly 25 years on Teaneck Council, Katz is running

On Monday, October 3, members of the House Homeland Security Committee, including Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5), hosted a congressional hearing in Teaneck on countering violent

One of the pressing questions that faces many Jewish community leaders overseeing security for their facilities is: How can I get timely and reliable information

(Courtesy of YU) Exemplifying its role as the flagship Jewish University, Yeshiva University presents the YU Isru Chag Concert, starring Ishay Ribo, on October 18

(Courtesy of Rutgers) The Blue Card, the only organization in America dedicated solely to supporting Holocaust survivors, recently created a new program in conjunction with

(Courtesy of Chabad of Yonkers) Chabad of Yonkers Rabbi Mendy Hurwitz welcomed the Jewish New Year with a shofar blowing at Yonkers City Hall, with

(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union (OU)—the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization—is pleased to announce that Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer was appointed

As Rutgers students prepared to usher in the Jewish New Year, the campus AEPi fraternity house was once again vandalized with eggs. The house had

(Courtesy of Met Council) Met Council, America’s largest Jewish charity dedicated to fighting poverty, launched an emergency fundraising campaign for its High Holiday food distribution

(Courtesy of Our Place) Staff and participants at Our Place’s unique Rosh Hashanah program pose for a picture post Yom Tov. This year, the program

Weeks before the pandemic hit, GrowTorah’s Co-executive Directors Yosef Gillers and Sara Just-Michael started dreaming of their first-ever in-person fundraising dinner. Two-and-a-half years later, on