Everyone Makes Mistakes
Everyone makes mistakes, it’s only human. A lot of times, we feel bad if we do something we shouldn’t. But what’s done is done. On
January 1, 2025
Everyone makes mistakes, it’s only human. A lot of times, we feel bad if we do something we shouldn’t. But what’s done is done. On
Many Jews know that the only time the Kohen Gadol entered the Holy of Holies in the Beit Hamikdash was on Yom Kippur. Did you
Gan Yaldenu of Teaneck hosted its annual Family Day. The children had the opportunity to share their daily experiences with their families. It was a
The Central New Jersey Jewish community, and beyond, convened on the evening of Monday, Oct. 7 for a special candlelight vigil in remembrance of the
A massive tent was erected in the field behind the Kaplen Jewish Community Center in Tenafly to create appropriate mourning space for more than 4,000
In a city which many Jewish New Yorkers would say has changed since Oct. 7, one thing that has remained constant is Central Park. Each
The United Nations was in high dudgeon in the aftermath of the pager and walkie talkie attacks against Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. According to the
If Israel is not even given the benefit of the doubt by the international media when it microtargets terrorists, it is safe to herald that
Amid conflict and uncertainty, hope often emerges, inspiring individuals to come together to drive change. What role do academic institutions play in fostering hope? And
With the world becoming increasingly interconnected, the pursuit of higher education is transcending borders like never before. More and more students are choosing to expand
The text and syntax of tefillah are unchangeable. These timeless words—hewn from Tanach—forged by Chazal and imbued with elegance and gravitas by our mesorah, carry
A Strange Term Rashi to Devarim 29:12 uses an unusual term to describe the 98 kelalot (consequences) outlined in the tochacha of Parashat Ki Tavo.
