Parshat Behar The navi Yirmiyahu has been referred to as the “prophet of doom,” the seer who was vilified by many of his contemporaries for

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The fourth annual Harold Lerman Fund Program was held at the JCC Paramus/Congregation Beth Tikveh on May 12. The event, which honors the memory of

From May 16-19, four yeshiva high school teams competed in the third annual baseball tournament in Sharon, Massachusetts, in memory of Ezra Schwartz, H”YD, an

(Courtesy of Shalva) An emotional performance by the Shalva Band at Eurovision Song Contest semifinal earned widespread praise from viewers in Israel and abroad, who

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Highlighting: “Gleanings: Reflections on Ruth,” Rabbi Dr. Stuart W. Halpern, editor. Published by Maggid Books, an Imprint of Koren Publishers Jerusalem and sponsored by the

I was born in the USA, a part of the second generation of Holocaust survivors. One of the youngest amongst them. Surrounded by Yiddish speaking

One of the biggest challenges for leaders is to create and maintain the proper conditions for worker engagement and productivity. We know that if we

Project Ezrah held a LinkedIn seminar this past Sunday morning at Congregation Rinat Yisrael. This event, open to the entire community, built on previous beginner