
Preparing for a Post-Oct. 7 World
In the aftermath of the Hamas pogrom, we sense a different moment in time as a religious community and as citizens of this country. In
In the aftermath of the Hamas pogrom, we sense a different moment in time as a religious community and as citizens of this country. In
After the atrocities of October 7, the world expressed outrage at the barbarism and butchery of Hamas against innocent civilians. We knew even then that
How did Yaakov sleep at night? Imagine the anxiety of a young man who is forced to flee from his home out of concern that
There is a lot of talk these days about hope. With the world’s attention on Israel and with fears of rising antisemitism in the Diaspora,
(Courtesy of Something Borrowed) Something Borrowed is excited to announce the opening of Something Borrowed Teaneck Gown Gemach. With the generous offer from Bassy and
(Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) Creating an estate plan that includes a revocable trust, pour-over will, property power of attorney, health care power of attorney,
Ohr Yisroel, Bergen County’s newest Yeshiva high school for boys, has earned accreditation three years after opening its doors. Rabbi Asher Yablok, principal of Ohr
I am sure that most of my readers are not as uninformed as I am, but I truly do not understand what artificial intelligence is.
Living in the Orthodox community, where the very large majority of our families send their children to Jewish day schools, we often forget that there
At a recent rally, Ilhan Omar voiced her astonishment that any faith leaders, even rabbis, would not call for a ceasefire in the present Israel
In 1952, David Ben Gurion met the foremost sage of the time, the Chazon Ish, Rav Avraham Yeshaya Karelitz, zt”l, in Bnei Brak and discussed
We appreciate Rabbi Mischel’s explicit clarification in his that Amalek has no application to the current matzav (situation), and that he dropped all reference to