Rebecca Stein, age 5½, recently hit a big accomplishment. Shortly before her third birthday, Rebecca, who frequents the Bergenfield library with her sister, grandmother and
At a busy thoroughfare in Gush Etzion, three Chayalim are taking a break from their grueling patrol shift on a day of intense Israeli heat.
Are you a senior or physically challenged individual who needs assistance building your sukkah? Jewish Home at Home’s Safely@Home, formerly Bonim Builders, would like to
Magen Yehuda, an Israeli non-profit organization that provides security and anti-terror training for communities in Israel, will be visiting Teaneck on Sunday, September 25. In
This past Tuesday evening, Rabbi Menachem Genack was in Teaneck to address a meeting of local Rabbanim on behalf of Chinuch Atzmai. The meeting was hosted
In the midst of our spiritual preparation for the upcoming Yomim Noraim, we recall the poignant and sometimes painful words of the tefillah U’netaneh Tokef,
Echoing anonymous reports earlier this week, YU Chairman of the Board Moshael Straus announced that the presidential search committee has voted to recommend Rabbi Ari
The Rabbinical Council of America, the leading organization of Orthodox rabbis in North America, mourns the passing of Rabbi Shaar Yashuv Cohen, former Chief Rabbi
On Tisha B’Av evening, we marched into Auschwitz, reciting Eicha inside the iconic guard tower. The camp was stark, engineered with precision to kill. Where
The Balfour Declaration has been in the news recently. Palestinian officials announced that they are planning to sue Britain for the damages they suffered as
Milltown—The Joel Gensler Career Center at Jewish Family Services (JFS) of Middlesex County offers professional one-on-one career services for the unemployed, underemployed, career changers and
Beginning this month, Congregation AABJ&D in West Orange will be offering the community four classes on Jewish culture. Each course in this new series will
