The 100-year-old National Yiddishe Theatre-Folksbiene has roots going deep into the 19th century—reaching back across the Atlantic from the Yiddish theaters of Eastern Europe to
I grew up in a mixed marriage. My mother came from a religious Zionist home and my father from a secularist Bundist family. I spoke
Being a Jew in a modern community such as Teaneck or Fair Lawn or Livingston puts you in a unique but divisive position. On one
In a time where the role of women in society was restricting, Eleanor Roosevelt chose not to conform to conventional standards and went on to
I think that there’s something that we all have in common: We don’t like how we look in license photos. In fact, I think they
“Jewish Life Cycles: Rites of Passage and Milestones” a Partnership2Gether project from the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey will be exhibited at the Belskie
Boston—In continuing its commitment to advocating for the full inclusion of people with disabilities into society, the Ruderman Family Foundation (RFF) announced today that it
There were lots of activities going on at Ben Porat Yosef around Purim this year. Some highlights of the week included the following: With 7,000
Shushan Purim was a busy day at the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy and Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School! The student’s schedule was jam-packed with fun
Students at Yavneh Academy celebrated Shushan Purim by coming to school dressed in costume and participating in the Wild n’ Whacky Challenge and a special
New Machzor to Start Chelek Aleph of Mishnah Berurah, on 2 Nissan/March 22 Rav Malkiel Kotler, Rosh Yeshiva of Beth Medrash Govoha, hosted a meeting
