Yeshiva students Gilad Shaar, 16; Naftali Frenkel, 16; and Eyal Yifrach, 19, have been missing since late Thursday or Friday, and were last seen around
TIP—The New York Times last Thursday conveyed remarks from Palestinian Authority (PA) Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah—who sits atop the newly formed cabinet agreed to by
Beit Hatfutsot welcomed Israel’s President Shimon Peres to lay the cornerstone for the new Museum of the Jewish People at Bet Hatfutsot. The museum is
Teaneck—Clarence W. Brett Park is an undeveloped historic site where once stood the home of a slave owner and Tory enemy of the American Revolution,
Palestinian Authority intelligence has assessed that Hamas is behind the kidnapping of three Israeli teens, The Times of Israel reported, citing a Palestinian official. This
TRENTON—An Assembly panel on Thursday advanced legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Gary Schaer, Gordon Johnson and Valerie Vainieri Huttle to protect monetary reparations received by
Mazel tov to all of our participants in the 2014 marching group contest. The independent judges and committee members had a hard time deciding as
Israeli veterans being hosted by Zahal Shalom of Bergen County this week had a wonderful time. Zahal Shalom is an international program started by a
Founded in 1995, The Jewish Women’s Archive (JWA.org) has just invited everyone to take their first look at the fully revamped, wholly redesigned jwa.org website.
The Green Hevra, a network of Jewish environmental initiatives, has released the Green Hevra Report 2014, a study exploring the growth, scale, focus, and challenges
NORPAC Board Member Jack Rosen recently hosted Senator Mark Udall at a pro-Israel event in Manhattan. After five terms representing Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District, Mark
Teaneck—A kosher sports restaurant/grill called the Teaneck Doghouse is set to open on Palisade Avenue near Teaneck’s restaurant row in early July, next door to
