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Anti-Israel Activists Protest Israel Real Estate Expo in New Jersey

Still, despite the noise and roadblocking outside, Israeli exhibitors told JewishPress.com that the event was a success.

ALERT: FBI Warns of Credible Threats to NJ Synagogues

All the synagogues in New Jersey received priority notifications from the FBI.

New Jersey Hookah Lounge Removes Anti-Semitic ‘Stop the New Nazis’ Sign

“No matter what your views on Israel, using Nazi imagery to describe it is not only inaccurate and offensive, but deeply anti-Semitic,” said Scott Richman, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League NY/NJ.

Justice Department Reaches Agreement with New Jersey Town after Accusations of Religious Zoning Bias

Toms River, which was accused of placing unreasonable burdens on its growing Orthodox population, will modify its zoning code to reduce the “minimum acreage” for a house of worship from 10 acres to two.

El Al Flight from Newark Forced to Land in Halifax for Smoke Warning

EL AL flight LY26 from Newark, New Jersey to Ben Gurion Airport was forced to land at Halifax Airport in Canada, following a smoke alarm on board the plane.

Police Name Afghani Immigrant as NY, NJ Bomber

Rahami was born in Afghanistan and became an American citizen. Police say he is armed and dangerous.

Pipe Bomb Explodes in Elizabeth, NJ [video]

The mayor of Elizabeth suggested that "based on the loudness, I think people could have been severely hurt or injured if they had been in the vicinity."

NJ Resident Convicted of Setting Fire to Synagogue, Rabbi’s Home

Graziano's attorney argued that his client did not wish to harm anyone, and he plans to appeal.

NJ Congressman Scott Garrett Fights For Israel’s Rights in Jerusalem

“Ever since I’ve been in Congress I’ve supported the Israeli position on where their capital should be. I believe any sovereign nation has the right to make that determination,”

Inspired by Israeli Tech and Expertise, the 1st Community-based Emergency Response Program Launched in...

Based on Israel’s United Hatzalah Model, Volunteers Began Training Session Last Thursday.

Israeli Technology Helps Secure Statue of Liberty

An Israeli company was chosen to be part of a nine-member team of technology vendors in a digital security system project for the Statue of Liberty National Monument in New York Harbor.

From The Voice of Her Students: In Memory of Mrs. Chaya Newman

A Sarah Schenirer of our times, Mrs. Chaya Newman was a trailblazer in the field of women’s Jewish education. She inspired and guided thousands of students and fellow educators with the careful curriculum she created, and example she set. She had the rare gift of bringing out the best in her students, commanding respect while remaining as loving and accessible as a grandmother.

Separating Religion and Politics – Rabbi Shmuley Loses

In a race we closely watched, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach lost the NJ 9th District race to his opponent Bill Pascrell 76.1% (97,646) to 22.8%...

Uprooted

Liad Arussy sent us this image of a collapsed tree in Fair Lawn, NJ, after Hurricane Sandy. She wrote: "Once stood so strong, now...

Flood of Chabad Outreach After Sandy

Despite damage and loss of power, Chabad rabbis in areas devastated by Hurricane Sandy are redoubling their efforts to reach out in their communities and provide a helping hand to Jews in need.

Language of The Heart: A Conversation With Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Weinberg

Rabbi Moshe Tzvi Weinberg, mashgiach ruchani of Yeshiva University’s SBMP (Irving I Stone Beit Midrash Program) was born and raised in Philadelphia. Rabbi Weinberg currently lives in Bergenfield NJ with his wife and three daughters.

278 Rabbis Ordained in NJ

More than 280 graduates, their family members and friends joined together at the Rabbinical College of America in New Jersey to celebrate the hard...

‘Kill the Jews’ Spray Painted in Monmouth Heights, NJ

Spray painted symbols of swastikas were found on road signs in the Monmouth Heights neighborhood.

Teaching Our Community To Fish

Mr. Stein (not his real name) saw his career hit a dead end three years ago when the market went sour. As a commercial real estate broker, he and his wife, Devora, then a student studying toward her degree in social work, knew something had to change quickly if they were to survive financially. Friends and family members had suggested they open their own business, but the Steins had no money to invest in the project. They had no credit and the money they borrowed from relatives went directly to day-to-day living. That’s when they contacted the Emergency Parnossa Initiative (EPI) and the OU Job Board and began the process of transforming their lives.

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