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(JTA) — When Rabbi James Proops arrived at his Modern Orthodox synagogue in Livingston, New Jersey, on Saturday morning, he found three people waiting to meet him: two members of the security committee and a non-Jewish guard. “As I approached, they looked at me … you know, I could see there was something wrong with […]

(JTA) —When Rabbi James Proops arrived at his Modern Orthodox synagogue in Livingston, New Jersey, on Saturday morning, he found three people waiting to meet him: two members of the

Many Jewish adherents don't use electronics - including phones - on the normally joyous day of Simhat Torah, and only learned the tragic news through bits and pieces of hearsay

Good Tuesday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on North American Jewish groups expressing solidarity and raising funds for Israel following Saturday’s deadly terror attack and how organizations are briefing their members about how they can...

The new bakery in Livingston, Sweet Kneads, operating under the kosher supervision of the Vaad HaRabbonim of MetroWest, was open barely two weeks when this writer stopped by to check it out.

The new bakery in Livingston, Sweet Kneads, operating under the kosher supervision of the Vaad HaRabbonim of MetroWest, was open barely two weeks when this writer stopped by to check it out.

The West Orange community is brimming with excitement.

In the wake of the devastation in Ukraine, the Jewish community is raising funds, collecting goods and performing mitzvot to help refugees and those who remain in the war-torn country.

When the new Holy Schnitzel kosher restaurant opened in Roseland, in close proximity to West Orange and Livingston, it wasn’t just a “nice thing” for frum Jews in the area.