Wednesday was a strange day, but the murmurings had begun early last week, af­ter ISIL (the name changes almost weekly, and we need to find

The events of the last three weeks drove home for the Jewish people – once again, unfortunately – the challenges and difficul­ties we face. The

Most of the producers, directors, reporters, broadcast facilities and editorial offices of the biggest media corporations are in our back­yard. It is amazing that they

After the Holocaust, the Jewish people have been self-perceived and perceived by others as being voices of moral authority. After all, we were victims, and

Kol HaKavod to Todd Brody for thinking up a great way to raise awareness about #bring­backourboys. On this first Summer Sunday, let’s all get out

Millions of prayers have been uttered; mil­lions of kapitlach of Tehillim have been recited since last Erev Shabbos, when three innocent boys were snatched out

Rabbi Irving Greenberg, known to many as Yitz Greenberg, is one of the seminal transformative Jewish thinkers and teachers beginning in the 1960’s through today.

Bergen County is the bedroom commu­nity for hundreds of families who have invest­ed their time, money and children, their own livelihoods and souls in Yeshiva

Torah, to quote the song we learned as kids for this Yom Tov, came and brought us liberty. It gave us a set of basic

The jarring news this week came from the closing of the Early Childhood Center at Temple Emeth, on Windsor Road in Teaneck. The venerable program

The first political lesson we learned from the Holocaust is that if you can cast your ballot in an election, no matter how minor, you

JLBC congratulates Lizette Parker, Jason Castle, Allan Sohn and Elie Katz on their election to the town council. We wish them all the success in