Part II Reviewing: “By Faith Alone: The Story of Rabbi Yehuda Amital,” by Elyashev Reichner. Maggid Books. 2011. English. Hardcover. 380 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592641925. Rabbi

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As a proud member of the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO), I have the opportunity to connect with organizers from around the

Within the past few months, the state of New Jersey has earned a distinction that most Jews would find rather undesirable—according to the ADL’s Annual

On every trip seasoned travellers take abroad, they usually leave some time unscripted, leaving to chance some aspect of the trip to allow for spontaneous,

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It is in Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel’s head. Teaneck’s Jewish history, that is. A former Teaneck resident, he is the director of education for the

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On July 25, 16 students embarked on a travelling kollel trip for three weeks. The program, called UveLechtecha BaDerech, was co-sponsored by Shaalvim and the

As someone who’s gone on three overnights with my sons’ day camp (fifth and sixth grade), I’ve learned that a responsible chaperone is one who