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More than 5,000 people tuned in as the Orthodox Union’s (OU) Yachad, the leading organization for individuals with disabilities in the Orthodox community, raised $150,000 during its virtual “Battle...

JNS.org – The social media platform TikTok is a growing hotbed of extreme antisemitism, according to a new report. Led by researchers Gabriel Weimann, a professor of communication at the...

Question I met this cool gal on one of those Facebook groups for singles. I commented on something in a thread, she responded, and before we knew it, we had...

  The golden spice that’s taking the natural-foods sector by storm is now available in convenient, fresh-to-frozen cubes from Dorot Gardens, the leader in pre-portioned frozen herbs, garlic, and onions....

  Chateau Roubine-Cru Classe & Chateau Sainte-Beatrice, the two famous vineyards of Provence, producing delicious rosé wines are now distributed in the U.S. market (North America) exclusively by their new...

By Daphne Stern, Esq In my last article ("New Law Impacts Retirement Plans"), I discussed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act and its significant impact on...

BY MARCY OSTER JERUSALEM (JTA) — Nearly 200 Israelis stranded in several Central American countries because of the coronavirus are going home. A special El Al flight left from Panama City on...

By Marcy Farrell Following New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s decision last week to stop overnight camps in the state from opening this summer, Agudath Israel of America-led Association of...

  Last week, I wrote about the date on which the bar mitzvah of our son, Nison, was initially scheduled to be celebrated, but which had to be rescheduled due...

On Tuesday, June 9, at the Belzer shtiebel located in the Manor Heights section of Staten Island, the Staten Island Council of Jewish Organizations kicked off the summer with...