Editor’s note: This series is reprinted with permission from “Insights & Attitudes: Torah Essays on Fundamental Halachic and Hashkafic Issues,” a publication of TorahWeb.org. The

Now into its 51st year, Congregation Beth Aaron of Teaneck will be celebrating its shul community this weekend, beginning with a fun-filled Shabbat, Parshat Bamidbar,

One of the most amusing scenes in Anglo-Jewish history occurred on October 14, 1663. A mere seven years had passed since Oliver Cromwell had found

(Courtesy of Yad Leah) In a heartwarming celebration of her bat mitzvah, Olivia Wahrhaftig of Teaneck chose to make a difference in the lives of

In continuation of our enthusiastic endorsement of the many chesed organizations in our communities, we are happy to introduce our readers to the very important

The Council of Jewish Organizations (COJO) of Flatbush offers residents in Brooklyn 30 programs encompassing adult education and assistance with health insurance, legal matters, employment,

David—a former student of mine from a religiously committed family—is bright and outgoing and was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of seven. In first

At the beginning of parshat Bamidbar—fittingly at the start of the “Book of Numbers”—Moshe is instructed for the third time to count the people. As

I previously wrote about the finding of the initial seven Dead Sea Scrolls. Briefly, seven scrolls were found in late 1946 or early 1947 by

When America stands with its friends, we put the bullies in their place. On May 14, 2018, something incredible happened. The United States finally opened

There I was, in Washington, DC this past Wednesday once again, parading through Congressional office buildings and stating the case for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.

Jewish, Catholic and Islamic nonpublic school representatives unite to advocate for increased support for nonpublic school programs and resources. (Courtesy of Teach NYS) In a