Residents at Jewish Home at Rockleigh observed Jewish Disability Advocacy Day in early February. The day is sponsored by the Jewish Disability Network, a network
Everyone talks about networking, including career experts who preach its importance. However, it is a concept that is often misunderstood. I tend to define networking
“Eretz Yisrael, America, and Europe are on fire with Daf HaYomi B’Halakha,” were the passionate words of Rabbi Avigdor Berenstein, senior member of Dirshu’s hanhala.
Teaneck—No longer will they need to make special arrangements for their children to be babysat for a couple of hours as Shabbos begins, or ask
Paramus—There are shuls that are a sea of faces and hats, and shuls where everyone knows your name. Paramus, a town where many of Bergen
Strange Things Are Happening in Iran Al-Monitor—With its military options on the table, Israeli defense officials have privately acknowledged that Iran is undergoing a “historic”
New York—Steven Spielberg, director of Schindler’s List, founder of the Shoah Visual History Foundation now based at UCLA, and a man who learned his numbers
(JNS.org) Jewish-American actress Scarlett Johansson has come under fire from human rights groups for serving as spokesperson for Israeli carbonated beverage company SodaStream. Oxfam International,
New York–YU issued the following statement last week when the $380 million abuse case against the school was dismissed in federal court: We are gratified
U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin and EMC Corporation on recently signed an agreement to jointly invest in advanced technology projects in cloud computing, data analytics,
Jerusalem—Stewart “Rah Rah” Rahr, a Brooklyn billionaire and CEO of Kinray Inc, has donated fifty new ambulance motorcycles, with an estimated value of $1.3 million,
A poll, publicized Jan. 28 on the Knesset Channel, predicts 18 mandates for a new party headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, should the prime minister decide
