(Courtesy of Yad Leah) Yad Leah has announced its Third Annual Northern New Jersey Mega Clothing Drive, which will take place on March 22. Yad

For more than a decade, Israel has faced its longest ongoing battle to date, as anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses across the United States continues

(Courtesy of Kaplen JCC) The Leonard & Syril Rubin Early Childhood Center at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades is hosting a rocking “Tot Shabbat”

Seventy-five years after the Russian forces liberated what perhaps was the most famous death camp in the Holocaust, one of its survivors is going to

The Beth Aaron Sisterhood is selling shmura matzah from the Shatzer Matza Factory in Brooklyn, offering regular, whole wheat, gluten-free oat and spelt matza. The

The community is invited to a free innovative, multimedia, hands-on workshop that will invigorate Passover seders with games, props, costumes and more, to engage and

(Courtesy of Chabad of New Rochelle) When Rochel Butman of Chabad-Lubavitch of New Rochelle, New York, learned that the coronavirus was at her doorstep last

(Courtesy of One Israel Fund) One Israel Fund is proud to have co-sponsored The Fifth Annual Celebrate Judea and Samaria event in Washington, DC, in

With Coronavirus concerns keeping some people stuck inside, Laizer Kornwasser, a Teaneck resident and professor at Yeshiva University, remembered being “stuck in YU as an

This past Motzei Shabbat, close to 20 women joined together in Teaneck at the home of Dena Levie to learn the last daf of Masechet

(Courtesy of NORPAC) On Sunday evening, dozens of members from the Englewood community came to meet and hear from Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) at a

(Courtesy of American Sephardi Federation) American Sephardi Federation is launching its new online initiative, Institute of Jewish Experience. For those who want a deeper understanding