A stranger seeing the women gathered in a living room in Voorhees one night this past Chanukah would likely have assumed they were old friends celebrating together. More...
FAMILY: Parents Lee and Dianne; brother Eric and sister Rachel AGE: 26 SYNAGOGUE: Temple Beth Sholom FAVORITE SPORT: Hockey FAVORITE MOVIE: “The Natural” As a newly minted college grad, AJ Solomon landed a plum first job in the Trenton o More...
Images of female Hebrew poets are featured on the new designs of the 20- and 100-shekel bills released by The Bank of Israel. The new bills reportedly will go into circulation by the end of the calendar year. More...
MORRIS COHEN, most recently of Medford, and formerly of Mt. Laurel, Maple Shade and Cherry Hill, NJ, passed away on Jan. 27. Husband of the late Esther Cohen. Father of Mark (Rhoda) Cohen and Jodi (Alvin) Stern. More...
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 ADATH EMANU-EL Sisterhood sponsors a Hamentaschen Cookie Swap at 7:30 p.m. benefitting Pediatric Cancer Research. A $5 donation gets a bag of six cookies. Call Karen at 609-577-0935. More...
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 CONG. BETH EL Singles Shabbat at 8 p.m. Open to all and free of charge. Call Norma Kamis at 662-7916. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 SOCIAL SINGLES OF THE KATZ More...
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a time set aside to memorialize victims of the Nazi regime, including 6 million Jews, President Donald Trump signed an executive order suspending refugee settlement in America. More...
If you think this is the first time an American politician endeavored to keep foreigners out of America based on religion, I offer an intradepartment memo Breckinridge Long, an assistant secretary of state, circulated in June 1940. More...
KUDOS to Charlie Miller, who so brilliantly elucidated the true historical facts about Israel. (Jan. 18 Voice: “Obama’s partnership in the UN war on Israel”) It is shameful that Pres. Obama and Sec. More...
The Jewish Community Center of Southern New Jersey became one of the latest Jewish institutions to receive a bomb threat. The threat came on Monday, Feb. 27 at 10:40 a.m. More...
Sam Goldstein is a frequent volunteer at the JFS food pantry. He also recently donated $115 to the pantry, raising money by selling note cards. More...
On a chilly Thursday night in late January, twenty people gathered at Young Israel of Margate to take part in the weekly series, Parsha Delights and Bites. More...
The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey is excited to announce the launch of another Shark Tank initiative. On Feb. 1, we launched a special needs website with resources for everyone called the Jewish Abilities Alliance of South Jersey (JAA). More...
The New York state Department of Education has apologized for including a political cartoon on a statewide exam that critics called anti-Israel propaganda. More...
A Syrian family was reunited with help from the resettlement agency HIAS after the mother and her two daughters were temporarily prevented from traveling to the United States by President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration. More...
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 CONG. M’KOR SHALOM Tot Family Dinner begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by Tot Shabbat at 6:15 p.m. Shabbat dinner costs $10 per family and the Shabbat service is free and open to the community. More...
Our Jewish community should be extremely proud. Through your efforts as volunteers and donors, we were able to raise more than $1-million during Super Sunday/Super Week that will benefit our community and Jews around the world. More...
By JESS BARR & NOAH NADELBACH 56th Regional Mazkirim
At the Cherry Hill Health and Racquet Club, South Jersey Region BBYO competed in Tournies, a 12-hour spirit competition to win the Tower of Spam and Spirit Stick, signifying the most spirited chapters in the region. More...