I want to go on record as endorsing Elsie Foster for mayor in the upcoming Democratic Primary that will be held on Tuesday, June 6.

Our patriarch Abraham’s famous description of himself to the Hitthites of old as a ger ve-toshav anokhi imahem was used by our great master and

In a world that seems to be in turmoil—economically, culturally and politically—there are some bright spots that warm my heart and give me hope for

Jewish education is unparalleled as a means to inspire our children, grandchildren and all future generations to care about Judaism, develop a strong sense of

Congresswoman Betty McCollum has introduced the “Defending the Human Rights of Palestinian Children and Families Living Under Israeli Military Occupation Act” (H.R. 3103) to prohibit

Thank you very much for the article on the flag raising events in Middlesex County in last week’s edition of your paper (“Middlesex County Celebrates

Throughout the week of Yom HaShoah, I had the privilege of accompanying my father to a number of local yeshiva day schools where he spoke

In November 1947 the U.N., due in large part to the influence of the United States, voted to partition Palestine into two states, one for

Everyone who has called and mobilized others to call Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office and to contact New York Governor Kathy Hochul and other

At this moment of American despair, division and distrust, celebrating Israel’s 75th anniversary can inspire Americans. It’s become fashionable again to question whether Israeli democracy

In honor of my bar mitzvah in April, my sisters and I have decided to organize “Kick Gastric Cancer in the Gut!”—a walk to raise

While I commend Rabbi Yair Hoffman on his comprehensive discussion regarding when Sefirah should be counted (“Counting Early Sefirah” April 20, 2023), his ‘opening” remarks