Washington—Aviva Sufian was just eight years old when her mother took her to an American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors event in Philadelphia in 1985. She

The Negev—If Robin Rosenblatt (M.Sc. Animal Science) has his way, Texas Longhorns will “make aliyah” to improve the quality of Israeli cattle herds and offer

Dr. Jonathan Halpert’s newly released book, Are You Still Coaching?, has recently taken on a new meaning since his 42 years of service coaching the

Taglit-Birthright Israel recently loosened restrictions on eligibility, and is opening the program to anybody who went on an educational trip to Israel prior to turning

Paramus—If your little one is big enough for an early childhood education program, you have a decision to make: Where will you enroll your child?

It’s that time of year again when local governments around Bergen County are reviewing their 2014 municipal budgets in advance of their being introduced, discussed,

Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan last week called for a proposed budget that would require a near two percent tax increase. The budget is far

Neal Hendel has journeyed from the Yeshiva of Flatbush to NYU to studying Talmud with the Rav to a Hofstra J.D. degree to picking strawberries

Manhattan—Touchdown for Teaneck! Liat Clark, an 11th grader at Ma’yanot Yeshiva High School for Girls, and DJ Wartelsky, a 6th grader from Yeshivat Noam, took

There are many reasons to believe in the divine nature of the Torah. But in the face of recent headlines, one undeniable truth stands out.

The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is about the map—who gets what and how much of historic Palestine. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry may well have

Twenty years ago, in February 1994, I published a lengthy cover story in The Atlantic Monthly, “The Coming Anarchy: How Scarcity, Crime, Overpopulation, Tribalism, and Disease are