There are many wonderful Haggadahs, but now, for the first time, there is a new Haggadah that explains what to do at the seder, how

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Snowblowers have held an important place in my family since I was a teenager living on Gerdes Avenue in Verona. My father was one of

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(Courtesy of Offices of Kean and Thomson) Assemblymen Sean Kean and Edward “Ned” Thomson lauded the passage of their bill establishing Economic Development Day in

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If the Jewish People collectively are a nation, then they arguably are a carbonation. This is because many Jews love drinking seltzer, a refreshing refreshment

It isn’t often that I have meetings at the back of the local yeshiva in Teaneck and am able to bear witness to and participate

If you are reading this article you are most likely quite disturbed by the anti-Semtic rantings of Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and, to a somewhat

It was the highlight of the inauguration ceremony. Moshe was ruler of Israel. Aaron was in his finest robes as kohen gadol, presenting the sacrifices

“Sanverim” (samech-nun-vav-resh-yod-mem) appears only three times in Tanach: at Genesis 19:11 and II Kings 6:18 (twice). The first is when the men who pressed Lot