(Courtesy of the Simchat Torah Project) October 7t was Simchat Torah in Israel. Nearly 1,200 people were murdered and hundreds more were taken hostage. We,

October 7 changed so many elements of Jewish life in Israel, that we are still cataloging its effects. With every Israeli family affected in some

A respite for cancer patients, caregivers and their families. Zahava’s Serenity Healing Gardens aspires to create a therapeutic botanical gardens for cancer patients, caregivers and

Rabbi Moshe Rothchild, the founder of the Global Israel Alliance some 10 years ago, was hopefully inspired by the large turnout on Sunday evening, September

(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) With the opening of the new school year, Bris Avrohom affixed a new mezuzah at the main entrance of Cheder Yaldei

A 9/11 commemoration that has more meaning than ever to Teaneck residents this year was held on Wednesday on the grounds of the township’s town

This year’s annual I. David and Miriam Goldstein Teshuva Lecture will take place at Cong. Ohr Torah in Edison on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 8

Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFSCNJ) will present a four-session virtual group to support young people facing a challenging climate on college campuses this

Josh Teplow is showing prints that celebrate Jewish themes at the Englewood Public Library until September 30. The prints are part of a series of

As we prepare our hearts for the High Holy Days, the community is invited to join together for an inspiring Selichot service on Motzei Shabbat,

The Jewish Genealogical Society of New York invites members of the public to their next program, “Help! I got my DNA Results and I’m Confused!