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Heichal HaTorah is excited to welcome the community to join in their new Community Night Seder program beginning this coming Monday night, February 7. Coordinated by Rabbi Yitzi Genack, the program introduces several unique concepts and opportunities for advanced learning and academic learning support.

The plan underway to reopen Eretz Yisrael in the aftermath of the omicron variant is no simple feat.

Canadian province is currently only region of North America where Jewish community has no in-person services for foreseeable future

Quebec synagogues first shut down during the first thee months of the pandemic in 2020 and then again at the start of the first curfew in January, 2021.

Twenty-two months ago, Teaneck’s Micah Kaufman lay in the hospital as the assembled participants at the SINAI Schools dinner said Tehillim on behalf of their board member.

Critical Race Theory places a target on the backs of Jewish and other communities, former New York Times op-ed page editor Bari Weiss told a Montreal Zoom lecture event Nov.

On Sunday morning, October 17, Congregation Beth Aaron of Teaneck, for the second time, hosted the Tefillin Awareness Project/Hanacha K’Halacha (TAP) at its morning minyanim.

Members of BMOB (Bais Medrash of Bergenfield) and the greater Jewish community can boast not one but two heroes in their midst, as two of its members donated their kidneys just two weeks apart.

View Comments Members of the Jewish community gathered on Sunday morning to show their solidarity and pray for friends, family and others more than 5,000 miles away in Israel. The distance did not diminish the conviction of the crowd of at least 200 people at Milton Votee Park in Teaneck. There was a palpable sense of reverence.  The service was organized by the Rabbinical Council of Bergen County. Songs and prayers, and at times clapping, reverberated in the park throughout the ...

Two Montrealers among dead in stampede in Israel by CityNews, with files from The Canadian Press Posted Apr 30, 2021 11:40 am EDT Last Updated Apr 30, 2021 at 11:37 pm EDT MONTREAL — Two Montrealers are among the dead after a stampede during a religious festival in Israel. The Israeli consulate in Montreal identified one of the dead as Shraga Gestetner, 33, a well-known singer in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, in a post on social media. Mayer Feig, a member of the Quebec Council of Hasi...