Many commentators compare the barbaric Hamas attack on Israel on Oct 7 to the 9-11 attack on America in 2001, or at Pearl Harbor on

Like many people, my husband and I have been to quite a number of organizational dinners over the years. However, some dinners stand out more

In the aftermath of October 7 Israel will eventually emerge with greater peace, more stability, more security and more unity than could have been imagined.

In a letter to the editor last week, Ari Gononsky raised a crucial question (“Why Aren’t There More Outdoor Gatherings” January 4, 2024). Why aren’t

Dear Cherished Congregants, We hope this letter finds you well. During these difficult and challenging times for Medinat Yisrael and the Jewish people as a

I do not live in Teaneck; nonetheless, the letter from the Teaneck Republican Municipal Committee seems lacking. Yes—it establishes said committee as pro-firearms; however, focusing

While our enemies are marching through the streets of Teaneck chanting their hateful words, the majority of events in support of Israel are inside shul

The economic, social and political life of Israel has people of all faiths in the government, has entrepreneurs and vast numbers in the medical profession.

There will be tons of newsprint and gallons of ink expended during the upcoming election to influence the voting public. I think the process can

I hesitated a long while before sending this letter because I suspect many will be offended. Perhaps rightfully! But please take it in the spirit

We’ve seen the signs in Arab capitals the world over: Death to America, Death to Israel, Death to the Jews. A ceaseless drumbeat of hate.

Binyamin Benji’s article, “One Day It Will All Make Sense” (December 21, 2023), is, self-evidently so, an attempt to say that while we cannot understand