On Monday, after Simchat Torah, I called Teaneck Councilwoman Karen Orgen and said that the Jewish Community Council of Greater Teaneck, which consists of Teaneck
On October 7, Simchat Torah, 2023/5784, the Jewish people and the land of Israel were savagely attacked in a manner unparalleled in the civilized world.
Over the last few decades, the question many of us have been asking is: Would my child remain frum going to a secular college? Unfortunately,
The original plan for a Shabbos of Mental Health Awareness was to have a program focused on the gift of self-care and the availability of
I remain heartbroken. I remain angry at and dumbfounded by equivocation. I remain on edge, wondering if/when all the hostages will finally be returned safely.
Some naively believe that public denunciations and continued documentaries will awaken latent Nazi tendencies. Allow me to suggest the opposite. Those who truly wish to
Our university boasts one of the largest Jewish populations of any in the country, with many thousands of Jewish students, faculty, staff members and administrators.
As if the gruesome images coming out of our homeland weren’t horrible enough, American Jews had to watch as nearly every major university had large
All of us in Chutz L’Aretz are searching for ways to help with the matzav in Israel. We have opened our pocketbooks to help with
In the midst of Jewish holiday Shemini Atzeret / Simchat Torah, the terrorist organization Hamas launched an unprovoked, well planned and surprise attack against the
Starbucks Union, representing almost 9,000 baristas, Starbucks Workers United, shockingly expressed “solidarity with Hamas” following the heartbreaking Hamas attack on innocent Israelis, where over 1,200
I was pleased, and frankly surprised, to see the major news networks covering the atrocities and horrific acts of barbarism Hamas has carried out. The
