My husband and I spent a recent work holiday doing what many Bergen County Jews did on that day off.  We went to the movies. 

There is a sign on my office wall which reads “Hurt people hurt people.” It is a very true and powerful statement. When we feel

My wife and I recently came back from Israel where we spent quality time with our son, Meir, who is serving in the IDF’s Givati

Los Angeles—The Israeli-American Council’s Sifriyat Pijama B’America (SP-BA), which provides free Hebrew children’s books to families in the United States, has partnered with Storyly, a

Our family enjoyed this past Shabbos at my parent’s home. Now that our children are getting older, they enjoy rummaging through my things that are

Teaneck — Pinchas Shalom Silberstein, 22, studied at Moriah and TABC, went to Yeshiva in Israel at Netiv Aryeh, and now he’s a lone soldier

“So what made you move now?” This was the question du jour when my family and I moved to Teaneck six years ago. People were

While visiting Israel this past June, I experienced sudden cardiac arrest. Fortunately for me, I was with someone who knew CPR and they immediately called

I travel for my work; I travel often—my wife and children might say too often. Just before Chanukah, I was in Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Canada,

Jerusalem—As the Jewish calendar passes Chanukah and continues into the month of Tevet, an unusual transformation unfolds. Less than two weeks ago, Jews worldwide were

It is hard to believe that in the short period of time since we moved to New Jersey from Montreal so much has changed in

Jerusalem—This year I was fortunate to make a second pilgrimage to Israel in order to celebrate the annual Sigd holiday of Ethiopian Jewry and to