Sunday, April 10 was opening day for the Fairfield County Connecticut Jewish Baseball League (FCCJBL). On hand to throw out the ceremonial “first pitch” was
One of the reasons that David Tawil has earned the nickname of “director of special projects” at his shul is because he has a knack
Excitement was pulsing through the air inside the Fort Washington Armory Track in Manhattan, where hundreds of students from Jewish day schools nationwide gathered for
Mayor Michael Wildes recognizes the Rebbe’s influence in bringing education and morality to the forefront of public discourse on the Rebbe’s 120th birthday. (Courtesy of
An active shooter was reported at American Dream Mall in East Rutherford on Thursday evening, April 7, according to local reports. One victim was reported
On Thursday evening, April 7, a gunman reportedly killed two people and injured at least eight others in the center of Tel Aviv after shooting
Why is the US bankrolling them? Thanks to the Biden administration’s ill-judged obsession with reviving the flawed nuclear deal with Iran, the world can soon
According to Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, “reality testing” means the ability to distinguish between the situation as it truly is, and what one hopes or
More than 40 years ago, a group of Teaneck residents, children of Holocaust survivors, joined forces and created an annual Holocaust commemoration to honor the
(Courtesy of Yeshiva University) Rabbi Shay Schachter will be joining Yeshiva University as a full-time Torah Studies faculty member on YU’s Beren campus, beginning at
Two years ago, on March 26, 2020, an exciting NCSY farbrengen was scheduled with Rav Moshe Weinberger for New York and New Jersey teenagers and
Over 700 friends and supporters of Yeshivat Noam gathered together on March 30 to pay tribute to the deserving honorees and to celebrate the school’s
