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29 Families With 75 Children Make Aliyah With Nefesh B’Nefesh
An El Al Boeing 777 chartered by Nefesh B’Nefesh departed New York’s JFK International Airport on Tuesday, carrying 232 Olim (new immigrants) from the U.S.
An El Al Boeing 777 chartered by Nefesh B’Nefesh departed New York’s JFK International Airport on Tuesday, carrying 232 Olim (new immigrants) from the U.S.
We are writing this in the hope that something can be done about the outrageous number of potholes on Highgate Terrace in Bergenfield. Highgate runs
CareOne at Teaneck and Areyvut hosted a carnival at CareOne for the community on August 9. Children and adults alike were entertained by a magician,
Blood Drive at Young Israel of Teaneck on August 26th On Wednesday, August 26th, Young Israel of Teaneck will be partnering with the American Red
The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s Board of Trustees, after careful consideration, is joining Jewish communities and federations across the country in urging Congress
Sleepaway camp has always provided a natural and easy way for Jewish youths to meet and mingle. Therefore, it is fitting that JBolt, the new
(Combined Sources) Rabbi Jonathan Rosenblatt isn’t going anywhere. On the contrary, the Riverdale Jewish Center’s spiritual leader is very much returning to his pulpit. Rosenblatt
I’ll be honest: diversity is not a major part of my life. How could it be? I go to a Jewish Modern Orthodox high school.
Uncle Moishy is Coming to Town Elizabeth—On Sunday August 23, the youth department of Adath Israel of Elizabeth is excited to present: Uncle Moishy, Live
The Bergen County Y, a JCC, ceased operation last week at 605 Pascack Road in Washington Township. Its board began a process of designing and
Rabbi Michael Chernick will present a series of five shi`urim in preparation for the Yamim Noraim. The shi`urim will take place at 8:30 p.m. at
Camp Kaylie at OHEL founding benefactors Gloria and Harvey Kaylie were met by hundreds of singing and dancing campers at Kaylie Day this past Sunday–an