TeachNJS applauds the New Jersey State Assembly for its passage of the Secure Schools for All Children Act. They would like to especially thank Assembly

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With the latest Israeli statistics indicating a surge in poverty and a record number of children who go to sleep hungry, the head of Boys

Imagine if someone called you a week before Pesach and said: “We were wondering if we could invite you to join us at our order?”

A project that began with a Kickstarter campaign three years ago has finally come to fruition with the recent release of Rabbi David Bockman’s “Kind

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The “well-dressed” tallis or tefillin bag is proudly adorned with colorful needlepoint scenery, turning a mere piece of fabric into an heirloom treasure. Needlepoint, traditionally

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This week we learned Kiddushin 23-25. Here are some highlights from the topics discussed. May the learning serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel

Vayikra: 12: 6-7 “Run the light.” “I can’t do it.” “I said run the light!” “I won’t.” “Run the light or I will kill you.”

Herut The root H-R-T only appears one time in the Tanakh (Ex. 32:16) and means “engraved,” so we have to look elsewhere for the origin

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