Jeffrey Rabinowitz

Painting to Testify: Early Post-Liberation Works by David Friedmann

Third Annual Yiddish Film Festival

Casino trips

Conversations with Authors: “The City Game” with Matthew Goodman

Cantor Marina Shemesh Presents Stories in Song

Painting to Testify: Early Post-Liberation Works by David Friedmann

Third Annual Yiddish Film Festival

Casino trips

Conversations with Authors: “The City Game” with Matthew Goodman

Cantor Marina Shemesh Presents Stories in Song

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JEFFREY RABINOWITZ, son of Elyse and Michael Rabinowitz of Livingston, Jan. 11 at Congregation B’nai Jeshurun, Short Hills.

David Friedmann’s “Death March from Camp Gleiwitz I to Camp Blechhammer,” 1947. Oil on canvas. Copyright @1989 Miriam Friedman Morris.

Pew survey suggests Shoah becoming history for most Americans

By Jed Weisberger and Stewart Ain

But Holocaust education, museums, may stem the rise of anti-Semitism

The headquarters of Silberstein, Flexner and Gottlieb, which stood at the intersection of Kipp and Rose Streets in Newark in 1911. Photos courtesy Jewish Historical Society of NJ

Uncovering a stone-cold mystery in Ocean County basement

By Jed Weisberger

Secure Community Network’s new white paper makes recommendations on how synagogues should assess their security needs. Shown is a police officer standing guard outside Temple Sinai in Pittsburgh on Nov. 2, 2018, one week after a gunman killed 11 congregants at Tree of Life synagogue. Getty Images

Not yet locked and loaded

By Johanna R Ginsberg

Hiring an armed guard? New report offers synagogue guidelines

Journal

New documentary on local woman survivor to premiere

By NJJN Staff

Michael Kaufman autographs one of his books about the adventures of “Fox & Camel” at a publishing launch party last September. Photo courtesy Michael Kaufman

Local lawyer turns to writing stories for kids

By Debra Rubin

‘Fox & Camel’ series began as tales for his children

Gov. Phil Murphy. Photo by Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office.

Federations applaud increase in security funding

By Jed Weisberger

Murphy signs bills to boost protections, fight hate

Anti-Zionism isn’t anti-Semitism. Except when it is.

By Andrew Silow-Carroll

Venom, even in support of a ‘just’ cause, is still venom

SOPAC executive director Craig Sumberg Courtesy SOPAC

A new showstopper in South Orange

By Jed Weisberger

Craig Sumberg assumes leadership of performing arts center

Journal

Program promotes neighborliness between Jews, Muslims

Yossi Bogomilsky holds brother Mendel at his Dec. 15 upsherin (first haircut). Kingsley snips Mendel’s hair as wife Karen, at right, and Frumie Bogomilsky look on. Photos courtesy Maplewood Jewish Center

A humble man with an outsize personality

By Johanna R Ginsberg

Jeffrey Kingsley was ‘face’ of Maplewood Jewish Center

Journal

Ohr Shalom hosts musicians for artist-in-residence weekend

By NJJN Staff

NJJN Editors

Joint letter signed by Montclair clergy and community leaders

The text of this letter was released Jan. 10. We, the undersigned, are community leaders and clergy serving the people of Montclair, including people of all racial, ethnic and religious identities, sexual orientations and political affiliations. We came together on January 6, 2020, at the invitation... Continue Reading

Alan Dershowitz at NEP Studios in New York, Feb. 3, 2016. (John Lamparski/Getty Images for Hulu)

Demonizing a devil’s advocate like Dershowitz undermines democracy

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Local NAACP and ADL leaders announced on Jan. 9 a joint partnership to fight hate. Leaders included, from left, Diane Hawkins, New Brunswick Area Branch of the NAACP; Richard T. Smith, NAACP New Jersey State Conference; Evan Bernstein, ADL NY/NJ regional director; and Roy Tanzman, attorney and ADL regional board member. Photo by Johanna Ginsberg

ADL, NAACP announce new partnership

By Johanna R Ginsberg

Details sparse in first step to repair ‘disconnect’ with African-American community

To forge ahead, reclaim our community’s past partnership with African Americans

By NJJN Editors

Editorial

For diaspora Jews, a vote to be heard

By NJJN Editors

The World Zionist Congress is having its elections soon, and you can vote.

Cantor Barbara Jean Ostfeld was the first Reform woman cantor.

First Reform woman cantor looks back on groundbreaking career

By Debra Rubin

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - JANUARY 01: Orthodox Jews sing and dance during the 13th Siyum HaShas, a celebration marking the completion of the Daf Yomi, at the MetLife Stadium on January 1, 2020 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Security was tightened at the event, where the Talmud is read in its entirety, after a rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the area. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)

The siyum and the Super Bowl

By Merri Ukraincik

From the tango hall to street art: Scenes from Buenos Aires. Photos by Fred Green

Jewish Journeys

An Alluring Argentinean Adventure

By Hilary Danailova

Passover Travel, Liberated

By Hilary Danailova

Luxury Travel’s Guiding Lights

By David Brummer

Passover With Ocean Breezes

By NJJN Staff

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Trenton this week to demonstrate against a bill that would have prohibited religious exemptions for vaccinations. Photos by Jed Weisberger

Protesters, lobbyists call (off) the shots

By Jed Weisberger

NJ Senate postpones vote on removing religious exemption for vaccinations

Jewish Journeys

Off The Beaten Path In Morocco

By Lori Silberman Brauner

Jewish sites abound in the country’s mountainous north and desert south

Journal

Showing appreciation

By NJJN Staff

Opinion

Number crunching: Pew data are ‘non-Orthodox’ should be reanalyzed

By Rabbi Alan Silverstein

The enduring power of hope

By Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman

Va’era — Exodus 6:2-9:35

Yeganeh Mafaher of “Shalom Habibi” Photo by Mark Lavin

Jewish, Muslim comics laughing in dark times

By Alan Zeitlin

The Anne Frank House, part of the city’s mixed legacy of tolerance and hatred. Wikimedia Commons

Jewish Journeys

A Tale Of Two Amsterdams

By Nathan Jeffay

Grappling with the complex Jewish narrative in a unique travel destination

Luxury Along With The Hechsher

By Hilary Danailova

Nostalgia Notes

Rosanne Skopp

Stores galore: shopping in Downtown Newark

Weequahic, a peaceful, tranquil 'shtetl' of sorts. Wikimedia Commons

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