A significant, yet often unspoken, issue within many Jewish communities is the way in which interpersonal conflicts can escalate without proper resolution frameworks. Whether they
In the heart of Teaneck lies a special place that many people may not be aware of — a place where spiritual healing and the
(Courtesy of OurMishpacha) Imagine two Jewish families in completely different cultures. The chances of their paths crossing seems insignificant, especially when our nation is so
Each day, after parking my car in our driveway, I automatically reach into my mailbox to remove whatever is waiting for me. Lately I am
We cannot be expected to contribute to the general good at the cost of our committing collective suicide. (Reprinted from Future of Jewish) Writer’s note:
Jewish and Israeli students at Columbia University were subjected to “crushing discrimination,” harassment and violence during the last school year by pro-Palestinian demonstrators. They were
Our children face unique challenges returning to or entering college amid post-Oct. 7 realities, and so do we parents. They are adjusting to course syllabi,
(Courtesy of The Ramaz School) This year, the Ramaz Upper School introduced an innovative Israel education program, “Understanding Israel,” to ninth, 10th and 11th grade
When Hamas’ barbaric execution of six Israeli hostages was announced on the news, it sent immediate shock waves throughout Israel. It evoked the deepest of
Most people I know are planning to attend an October 7 commemorative program of some kind. For the people who are planning these programs here
Israel Portnoy is no stranger to life’s twists and turns. The UK-born singer-songwriter has moved alone to another country, settled into a new life, and
Last Elul, Ishay Ribo united Am Yisroel and stunned the world of Jewish music with a sold-out, record-breaking performance at Madison Square Garden—the world’s most
