
Iran’s Khamenei Rejects Trump’s Call for Surrender as Thousands Flee Tehran
The U.S. has so far taken only indirect actions, including helping to shoot down missiles fired toward Israel. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei early
The U.S. has so far taken only indirect actions, including helping to shoot down missiles fired toward Israel. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei early
Rabbi Daniel Mann, a native of Queens, is a musmach of Yeshiva University. After making aliyah with his family in 1987, he earned a second
Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey (JFCS), based in Teaneck, has announced the appointment of Evan Hochberg as its new chief executive
“The threat of Hamas will not be allowed to remain beyond the [border] fence,” warned the IDF chief of staff. Israel Defense Forces Chief of
On Sunday, June 8, across the region, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
In recent months, a growing number of families from Bergen County and the Upper West Side have begun expanding their search for school options, with
For decades, borrowers have faced an uphill battle when seeking to discharge student loan debt through bankruptcy. The prevailing presumption in both federal and private
A burglar broke into a mansion one night. He shone his flashlight around, looking for valuables, and when he took a priceless painting off the
The job market is in danger! Officially, an economic downturn is not a recession until there are two consecutive quarters of GDP shrinkage. We’re halfway
(Courtesy of Jewish Business Network) The Jewish Business Network (JBN) was honored to welcome its executive partners to the JBN Gabelli Executive Breakfast Roundtable, a
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many couples plan their retirement assuming they’ll receive two Social Security checks for life, but that’s not how survivor benefits work.
We always seem to be counting towards something. This universal human tendency structures our lives, creates anticipation and drives progress—yet we apply it inconsistently across
I can’t speak for everyone, but for me, the biggest reason to eat at a restaurant is being able to order food that you don’t
On Shabbat Parshat Naso, Congregation Rinat Yisrael in Teaneck held a competitive cholent cook-off kiddush. Approximately one dozen cholents were anonymously sampled and voted on
Manischewitz and Kosher.com are proud to announce The Great Bubby Cook Off, a national cooking contest celebrating traditional Jewish home cooking. Participants are invited to
Presenters and honorees include leaders from international kashrus agencies. (Courtesy of OU) For over 30 years, OU Kosher rabbinic coordinators (RCs) and rabbinic field representatives
The warm, long afternoons of summer are here, and the third meal of Shabbat, seuda shlishit, always more casual than Friday night dinner and Shabbat
Rafi Jacobs of Teaneck has always loved coffee. Whether it was powering through early mornings in semicha or late nights in law school, a cup
(JNS) The Israeli military’s operations against the Iranian regime are a “measure of last resort” that aim “to neutralize the existential and imminent threat from
(JPost) The IDF’s Persian-language (Farsi) social media called on dissident Iranians to contact Mossad, in a post on X on Wednesday, June 18. In the
(JNS) Andrew Cuomo, the former New York governor, leads anti-Israel state representative Zohran Mamdani by 13 points—43% to 30%—in a newly-released Manhattan Institute poll, about
(JPost) Reza Pahlavi, the eldest son of the last shah (a royal title equivalent to a king) of Iran and the former crown prince, said
Ilan Block of Highland Park has developed a growing reputation for his artwork that takes photos of Jewish and Israeli personalities in the news and
Who could have envisioned when the sirens blared all over Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, intruding into the joy of Yom Tov, that we would
Personalized outreach drives fundraising success. In the world of nonprofit fundraising, connecting with past donors in a meaningful way can be a daunting task. Generic,
This article is dedicated to the memory of Adam Gussen, z”l. A year ago, I wrote about ChatGPT and the impact AI would have on
For years, I’ve written about technology and heard from readers, clients and friends in the community. It’s heartening to see how many people now use
The healthcare industry has embraced digital transformation, using innovative technologies to improve patient care, streamline operations, and enhance communication. However, with these advancements come significant
Today, data security has become a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks, the need to secure
Creating an online learning platform is a significant endeavor, and choosing the right solution is crucial for its success. One option that has gained popularity
Tenafly Chabad second graders have been busy exploring the fascinating world of animals and their habitats! As part of their science and research unit, each
This past weekend marked the exciting conclusion of the eighth season of the Bergen County Flag Football League! We proudly crowned four new division champions
The HAFTR Hawks entered the realm of champions, taking home the biggest prize in Junior High Hockey this past Sunday at The 17th Annual Martin
On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:30 p.m., the RYNJ JV Girls Basketball team hosted Magen David Yeshiva (MDY) in a championship game that was nothing
Commanders Capture Championship in Dominant 58 to 22 Victory Over Vikings The Commanders from the 2/3 Camp Shalom Division, closed out their season in style,
On June 12, the Dragons beat the undefeated Gorillas in the TBO Middle Girls Championship 7-6! It was a hard fought, intense game with the
The U.S. has so far taken only indirect actions, including helping to shoot down missiles fired toward Israel. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei early
Rabbi Daniel Mann, a native of Queens, is a musmach of Yeshiva University. After making aliyah with his family in 1987, he earned a second
Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Northern New Jersey (JFCS), based in Teaneck, has announced the appointment of Evan Hochberg as its new chief executive
“The threat of Hamas will not be allowed to remain beyond the [border] fence,” warned the IDF chief of staff. Israel Defense Forces Chief of
On Sunday, June 8, across the region, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
In recent months, a growing number of families from Bergen County and the Upper West Side have begun expanding their search for school options, with
For decades, borrowers have faced an uphill battle when seeking to discharge student loan debt through bankruptcy. The prevailing presumption in both federal and private
A burglar broke into a mansion one night. He shone his flashlight around, looking for valuables, and when he took a priceless painting off the
The job market is in danger! Officially, an economic downturn is not a recession until there are two consecutive quarters of GDP shrinkage. We’re halfway
(Courtesy of Jewish Business Network) The Jewish Business Network (JBN) was honored to welcome its executive partners to the JBN Gabelli Executive Breakfast Roundtable, a
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many couples plan their retirement assuming they’ll receive two Social Security checks for life, but that’s not how survivor benefits work.
We always seem to be counting towards something. This universal human tendency structures our lives, creates anticipation and drives progress—yet we apply it inconsistently across
When you purchase premium Iron Dome Coffee, you can feel good knowing that you’re helping a nonprofit in Israel dedicated to rehabilitating the mental and
In case you hadn’t heard, Linden is a growing community. And with more people, comes more restaurants. Evolving from its previous identity as Bakeristor Cafe
When the days are long and the sun is high, the last thing anyone wants is to be stuck in the kitchen. That’s why I’ve
There are whiskies that commemorate occasions, and then there are whiskies that become the occasion. The Macallan ‘A Night on Earth in Jerez’ is firmly
On Wednesday, May 28, JCRC-NY CEO Mark Treyger and Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson conducted a “Cheesecake Crawl” at Jewish bakeries in the Bronx
Shavuot is primarily a time of joy, moderate indulgence and gratitude as we celebrate the receiving of the Torah. It’s also a holiday that brings
(Courtesy of the Israel Ministry of Tourism) To facilitate tourists’ departure from the country, under the guidance of Tourism Minister Haim Katz, the Ministry of
The Israeli cruise ship was protected by the Israeli Navy during the13-hour voyage to Cyprus (Courtesy of Birthright) In a remarkable and unprecedented emergency operation,
Millions in shelters, singing, praying. The emergency sirens blared and Rachel—who had worn her shoes to bed in preparation—quickly took hold of her dog’s leash
On Birthright with Mayanot x Sephardic Community Alliance (SCA). “It was disappointing to have our Birthright program cut off mid-trip. Not only were we quarantined
Last month, my husband and I were lucky enough that our Delta flight (of course booked on points) flew that week to Israel for our
My husband and I had been dreaming about this trip for years. Every spare dollar, every skipped indulgence — all of it was in service
Personalized outreach drives fundraising success. In the world of nonprofit fundraising, connecting with past donors in a meaningful way can be a daunting task. Generic,
This article is dedicated to the memory of Adam Gussen, z”l. A year ago, I wrote about ChatGPT and the impact AI would have on
For years, I’ve written about technology and heard from readers, clients and friends in the community. It’s heartening to see how many people now use
The healthcare industry has embraced digital transformation, using innovative technologies to improve patient care, streamline operations, and enhance communication. However, with these advancements come significant
Today, data security has become a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks, the need to secure
Creating an online learning platform is a significant endeavor, and choosing the right solution is crucial for its success. One option that has gained popularity
Tenafly Chabad second graders have been busy exploring the fascinating world of animals and their habitats! As part of their science and research unit, each
This past weekend marked the exciting conclusion of the eighth season of the Bergen County Flag Football League! We proudly crowned four new division champions
The HAFTR Hawks entered the realm of champions, taking home the biggest prize in Junior High Hockey this past Sunday at The 17th Annual Martin
On Tuesday, June 10 at 7:30 p.m., the RYNJ JV Girls Basketball team hosted Magen David Yeshiva (MDY) in a championship game that was nothing
Commanders Capture Championship in Dominant 58 to 22 Victory Over Vikings The Commanders from the 2/3 Camp Shalom Division, closed out their season in style,
On June 12, the Dragons beat the undefeated Gorillas in the TBO Middle Girls Championship 7-6! It was a hard fought, intense game with the