(Courtesy of OJCC) For the first time, the Garden State marked the second Monday in May as New Jersey Economic Development Day, the unique initiative

(Courtesy of Etzion Foundation) The Etzion Foundation will host a virtual “dinner” on Sunday morning, June 6. In addition to highlighting its honorees, the dinner

Please daven for Nechemia Twersky, son of Rabbi Yitzchak and Mrs. Geula Twersky, who was wounded in Monday’s terrorist stabbing attack. Nechemia is recovering in

(Courtesy of NCYI) The National Council of Young Israel (NCYI) recently unveiled a new initiative called “4 Minutes of Torah.” Run under the auspices of

(Courtesy of Lamdeinu) Join Lamdeinu beginning Tuesday, June 1, and fill your long summer days with Torah! On Mondays, Dean Rachel Friedman will lead “Parshanut

(Courtesy of Bruriah HS) Rabbi Steven Miodownik, Morah D’Asra of Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park, NJ and longtime beloved rebbe at RPRY, will join

For most shuls climbing out of the COVID-19 era, simply returning to normal operations is enough. Dayenu. Some shuls, though, have drawn vital lessons from

The day dawned steamy and bright on Sunday, May 23, in the majestic mountain region of Lewis Morris Park, site of the first-ever ALYN pediatric

One deeply troubling byproduct of the recent war between Hamas terrorists in Gaza and Israel are outbursts, in various areas of the U.S. and other

Situated on the corner of West 187th Street and Bennett Avenue in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, Mount Sinai Jewish Center has long been

“How lightly antisemitism sleeps,” lamented Rabbi David Seth Kirshner, of Temple Emanu-El of Closter, in his opening remarks to a standing-room-only assembly gathered in Roosevelt

A theme across America on Sunday was “I Stand For Israel.” Threatened by anti-Zionism and antisemitism after 4,000 rockets from Hamas landed across Israel in