My daughter Amanda is currently suffering from end-stage chronic kidney failure and is in need of a kidney transplant. It has been proven that patients

I’m sure many of your readers have heard about the upcoming Project Ezrah dinner on December 9, and I felt a letter to The Jewish

I profess to being shocked and extremely disappointed in not finding a single mention in your newspaper about the outrageous events happening lately on the

Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from a speech given by a parent at this year’s MTA open house. Exactly 10 years ago today,

I am a New Jersey-based journalist originally from the Soviet Ukraine. I’ve written on the far-right in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Forward,

In your November 9 issue, there was a letter to the editor by a single woman who begged the community—every person, not just rabbis and

I was absolutely blown away by the impact Renewal had on our community at its shabbaton. This was not merely based on the attendance at

Lazy Bean has become a “home” to many of us and we all enjoy it as a place to meet friends and bring our families.

To the JLNJ staff who, unfortunately, took the easy path of criticizing fellow Jews in the community for, in your words, not bothering to “show

Rabbi Greene wrote a beautiful article in his chinuch column (“What Is the Role of the Jewish Educator Outside the Classroom?,” November 2, 2017) about

The news flash that came over the radio today regarding the deserter Bowe Bergdahl was most disheartening to say the least. That a military tribunal

Yes, me. I’m your neighbor down the block. I sat next to you or across from you in shul over the Yamim Noraim. I pass