Among the objections to mandatory masks in schools is the assertion that wearing masks will hamper a child’s ability to learn language and socialize. There
There were many in our community who had terrible moments on 9/11, including those who lost spouses, relatives, parents and friends. These past 20 years
Editor’s note: Moshe (Russell) Moskowitz escaped from the 79th floor of WTC II on September 11, 2001, and wrote this moving account of his experience
Max and Eden Schechter are known in their community as the miracle twins. The East Brunswick siblings gained their reputation through what could only be
No one can deny that it is often our fear of missing out, known as “FOMO,” that draws us to cultural attractions that also lead
Rabbi Joe Oratz, 65, made aliyah last year along with his wife Debby. He told me that he always taught his students that aliyah should
To those in the know, Lavi is the “forever home” camp. In its 45th consecutive year in existence, Camp Lavi had a phenomenal summer. On
Throughout history, dreamers have shared their visions with others. Sometimes it was in the guise of some sort of prophecy, while other times it was
When I think of the Yom Kippurim that I have the ability to remember, some of my memories are foggy and others remain more vivid.
On August 24, various BBC broadcasts heralded the launch of the 2021 Tokyo Paralympics. Ironically, they neglected to mention how the Paralympics were shaped by
Tishrei is a great time to work on our middos, and one major middah that we need to work on is the middah of selfishness.
On most Jewish holidays, food is at the forefront. From seders to seudahs, every meal is an epic food-fest of astonishing (and almost alarming) proportions.
