(Courtesy of Clean Speech) While hate speech spreads online and in-person like never before, Jewish organizations, schools and synagogues are working together to bring volume

(Courtesy of Office of Josh Gottheimer) On November 8, U.S. Representatives Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5); Don Bacon (NE-2) and Mike Gallagher (WI-8), Chair of the Select

One of the casualties of Israel’s war with Hamas, now in its second month, are the many businesses in Israel which have seen a sharp

(Courtesy of Shaarei Orah) Last week, Shorashai Orah, the sisterhood of Shaarei Orah, The Sephardic Congregation of Teaneck located at 1425 Essex Road, hosted a

On Sunday, November 12, at the Burn Advocates Headquarters in Teaneck, Yoel Har-Even, global director of Sheba Tel HaShomer, spoke about the aftermath of October

(Courtesy of JFCS) Over 200 people gathered on Sunday, November 5 for the annual Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey (JFCS) celebration,

In the throes of Oct. 7, when the worldwide Jewish community was blindsided by profound loss and shock, Cong. Keter Torah in Teaneck took it

Monroe Township Police are continuing to investigate antisemitic graffiti found at Congregation Etz Chaim-Monroe Township Jewish Center. The graffiti was spray-painted in blue on the

(Courtesy of Emunah of America) Emunah of America (EOA) has announced the appointment of Careena Parker of Englewood as its new national president. Parker is

(Courtesy of YU) Thanks to enormous interest, Yeshiva University’s Open House for women on November 12 was a huge success. Accompanied by their parents, high

(Courtesy of Jewish Memorial Chapel) In this time of terrible loss for the Jewish nation, everyone needs to do their part. The innumerable victims, both

(Courtesy of MTA) This past Shabbos, MTA held its annual yeshiva-wide shabbaton. Typically a highlight of the year, this year’s shabbaton was extra special as