Hannah and Ben Book began their interview process for the position as youth directors at the Young Israel of New Rochelle (YINR) the night before

On October 18, Young Israel of New Rochelle’s Women’s Initiative for Jewish Studies opened its seventh year with a virtual event featuring Dr. Erica Brown

In a year where COVID-19 has created extreme hardship and needs within the Jewish community, locally, and around the world, United Jewish Federation of Greater

Since the onset of COVID-19, it seems that life changes on a daily basis. One such shift has been a dynamic exodus from New York

The Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut (BCHA) invites parents to attend the school’s first-ever virtual open house for prospective lower school families on Monday, Nov.

Rabbi Dr. Moshe Tendler, professor of Jewish medical ethics, professor of biology, and rosh yeshiva at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, will give a

(Courtesy of CCE) Dr. Shay Pilnik, the new director of the Emil and Jenny A. Fish Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center at Yeshiva University, will

(Courtesy of RCRF) Rachel’s Children Reclamation Foundation (RCRF) celebrated its 26th annual commemoration dinner for Rachel Imeinu’s yahrzeit of 11 Mar Cheshvan, on Sunday, October

In July 2020, Rabbi Moshe Kurtz began serving as assistant rabbi of Stamford’s Congregation Agudath Sholom. After two years as rabbinic intern at Young Israel

Dogged determination has led to the recent success of the New Jersey office of Agudath Israel of America’s efforts—tracking a growing need, mobilizing yeshiva parents,

(Courtesy of JFNNJ) When the pandemic forced all in-person gatherings in our community to end, Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey had to reimagine its

The Passaic/Clifton and Northern New Jersey Jewish communities will be host to a new Montessori preschool beginning next fall. Its founder, Rabbi Gershom Tave, is