In 2008, the first members of the Baby Boom Generation turned 62 and became eligible for Social Security benefits. By 2016, the same leading wave
In imploring the world to be less dependent on the US dollar for international transactions, French finance minister Michel Sapin is expressing a wish that
(StatePoint)—As a result of the recent housing crisis, many potential homebuyers, especially first-timers, are hesitant to enter the market. But if you’re holding back, evaluate
“Once again Dirshu is stepping into the breach at a time of great difficulty for Klal Yisrael.” That is the way Rabbi Shlomo Rozenstein, Dirshu’s
Jerusalem—In the wake of Operation Protective Edge, Israel’s fastest emergency rapid-response organization has expanded its outreach to elderly Holocaust survivors, many of whom are shut-ins,
A $70,539,314.90 budget was passed by the Teaneck Township Council on August 12 cutting only minimal services but saving senior recreation programs. More than 300
CAIRO—Egyptian news sources reported that late Wednesday night Israelis and Palestinians agreed to extend the ceasefire for an additional five days. This is the third
Fair Lawn—On Shabbat Ki Tavoh, Young Israel of Fair Lawn will officially welcome their new Rabbi and Rebbitzin, Eli and Rebecca Belizon. The Belizons are
Minister of Justice Tzippi Livni, the lead negotiator for Israel in peace talks with the Palestinians, made her positions clear on Monday during a teleconference
Ramat Gan—Kasim Kaz Hafeez, a Pakistani Muslim supporter of the State of Israel and prominent human rights activist, is deeply worried about the advances that
There are at least two conflicting points of view on the latest campaign in Gaza between Israel and Hamas. The picture that was painted clearly
JSpace reported last week that the London Times has rejected an open letter written by Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel that attacks Hamas’s use of
