Mass evacuations, road closures and rising injuries prompt Israel to declare highest fire alert • Greece and Cyprus send emergency firefighting assistance. Multiple wildfires broke
In 2020, during the COVID pandemic closings, Rodger Cohen and a group of his neighbors struggled to get a Shabbat minyan together near their homes
Fialkoff’s Kosher Pizza, the new eatery in Livingston taking over the former Jerusalem Pizza location on Mount Pleasant Avenue, opened its doors last week and
In the wake of October 7, a day that shattered countless lives in Israel, Yehuda Lanzkron found clarity in a calling that had quietly taken
Yom HaShoah, Israel’s Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Day, started at sundown on Wednesday night, April 23 with the annual ceremony at the Yad Vashem
(Courtesy of B’Yachad Nibaneh) Eighteen months ago, a first-of-its-kind joint community initiative was established to identify a community in the Gaza Envelope that was affected
Yom Ha’Atzmaut is going to be even more amazing in Teaneck this year. On April 30, we will take our support for Israel to the
An overflow crowd of more than 400 mostly Orthodox Jewish residents turned out for a rescheduled meeting of the Linden City Council to voice their
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Tuesday, April 8 about the potential perils of a nuclear deal with Iran, ahead of taking off for
In a major announcement about its upper school, the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy (BCHA) is proud to announce a transformational gift from Trudy Elbaum Gottesman and
My earliest memories of you, Zaidy, are through the magic of your Shabbos. I would bounce on your knees to the rhythm of your Shabbos
Note From the Publisher It gives me great pride and pleasure to introduce our seventh pullout Chol Hamoed Activity Guide. This Pesach’s Guide is bigger
