I do not plan to directly engage with the sources R. David Shulman brought up in his recent article about charedim and army service (“Insight

I’m deeply grateful for the community support as I assume the role of Teaneck Deputy Mayor II and continue as a Class 3 member of

We live in a very busy community where every week multiple children celebrate the milestones of their bar or bat mitzvahs. While these events are

Please consider sending an email to Jaime Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase, [email protected], in support of Elaine Silverberg getting her deceased husband’s pension. A

Let’s be honest. End-of-life issues are rarely on our to-do list. They’re uncomfortable, even daunting. Yet as Jews, we deeply value the sanctity of every

I wish a warm mazal tov to Mayor Mendy Schwartz and First Deputy Mayor Karen Orgen on their new leadership positions. Their positions are well

Your recent article by Michael Oren about Jimmy Carter awakened me to an event that took place at the Jewish Center in Elizabeth in 1976.

I am suggesting that white lines should be painted on the right side of all the roads in Teaneck. These white lines should be painted

I recently returned after two months of volunteering in Yerushalayim. I just had to participate, contribute and be part of Jewish history, this momentous time

As former president Jimmy Carter transitions from this world to the next, there will be the tendency to romanticize his accomplishments. Michael Oren’s op-ed in

In just the last two weeks, our communities across the state mobilized to make sure that Jewish voters could participate in the primary election, which

The other day, as I was leaving synagogue after Shabbat services, I had a brief but impactful conversation with my rabbi’s wife. It was a