Parshat Ki Teitzei The final chapters of Sefer Yeshayahu, from the 40th perek until the 66th, are known as the pirkei geula, the chapters of

During the past couple of weeks, our 3 ½- (and ¼ ) -year-old son, Dovid, wakes up every morning and asks if it’s Shabbos Kodesh.

Reviewing “Ceremony & Celebration: Introduction to the Holidays” by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Maggid Books, an imprint of Koren Publishers Jerusalem Ltd. Hardcover, 336 pages, 2017.

Editor’s note: Rabbi Goldwasser offers some important tips for young women as they prepare to study in Israel. Be open to all that happens around

Part 11 (continued from last week) In the fall of 1944, many refugees embarked on their journey back. In order to get tickets for the

We, the generation that was born after World War II, have a special obligation to our grandchildren and great grandchildren. We must tell them what

The Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue—the oldest synagogue in the United States—may be held accountable for employment discrimination for firing its program director, according to a recent federal

On August 2, Senators Tom Cotton and David Perdue, with the support of President Trump, introduced the Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy (RAISE)

For those who were able to catch a glimpse of the total eclipse, it definitely was breathtaking. We watched, on television, as people were gathered

My son has 30 questions for math homework. He says he did 12 of them in school. That means he has… um… some more to

I don’t consider myself a shallow person, though I do believe that many members of my family are very shallow. They are very into looks,

Editor’s note: This is an excerpt of Teaneck resident Joseph Rotenberg’s forthcoming book, “Timeless Travels: Tales of Mystery, Intrigue, Humor and Enchantment” Please see ad