This past summer, the Simon Wiesenthal Center ran the first-of-its-kind Government Advocacy Internship Program for college and graduate-level students. The program was geared at educating

Over the years, we have always commented on the outpouring of patriotism that we felt when we were visiting the United States. American flags hanging

The exorbitant cost of Jewish day school has been a prevailing issue within our community for a long time. Countless hours have been spent lobbying

West Orange—To escape the perils of Jewish life in Iran, Dr. Joe Rozehzadeh fled to the US at 12 years old. From a young age,

Dr. Alan Kadish, a Teaneck resident, joined Touro College in 2009 shortly before the passing of Dr. Bernard Lander, the university’s founder and president since

Readers may recall that PEYD covered the story some time ago of a rabbi who had sued Northwest claiming the forfeiture of his mileage account

There’s an old joke about a client meeting with his banker to review his finances.  “Mr. Smith, I’m afraid your account is overdrawn”, the banker

When a UCLA student first declared “holy war” against Milan Chatterjee, then-president of the school’ s Graduate Students Association and the favored target of anti-Israel

Bill Offers Historic Non-Public Student Security Funding in New Jersey Hailing it as a “historic milestone” in ensuring the safety of all New Jersey school

Teaneck—On September 17, Project Yechi will be hosting a community-wide barbecue to raise awareness for the work the organization does to provide financial support for

On the eve of his embarking with 10 students from Ma’ayanot and local public schools on a mission of mercy to flood-ravaged Baton Rouge, Louisiana,

The Teaneck community will be honored with the presence and performance of Cantor Joseph Malovany, chazzan of the Fifth Avenue Synagogue for 43 years, at