Palestinian and Israeli Americans in the Tri-State Area are eagerly awaiting word that the Israel-Hamas ceasefire will begin Sunday.

The anti-Israel protest took place as the synagogue hosted members of the Israeli Air Force's search-and-rescue unit.

Mark Lurinsky, a member of the steering committee of the New Jersey chapter of J Street ... it implemented before the president departs office on Monday. On Wednesday, Israel and Hamas accused one another of reneging on terms, and Israel delayed a cabinet ...

For my bat mitzvah, my parents surprised me with a stop in Amsterdam — en route home from Israel to New Jersey — to visi. It was so many years ago that I

The annual "A Time for Music" concert, benefiting the HASC organization, was held for the 38th time in New Jersey. It brought together top stars in Jewish music and paid tribute to Israel in its ongoing battle against terror and its efforts to protect its people.

There is a sense of optimism among members of the Palestinian community in New Jersey that a peace settlement will begin this weekend, despite delays to the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Teaneck Mayor Mark Schwartz and Deputy Mayor Karen Orgen have endorsed Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-Tenafly) for the Democratic nomination for governor. In the

Israel's full cabinet has voted to approve a ceasefire deal with Hamas, which will pause the fighting and release dozens of hostages in Gaza.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s (D-NJ) gubernatorial campaign accepted an endorsement from Patricia Campos-Medina, a progressive organizer and former Senate candidate who has called to end U.S. aid to Israel and expressed support for anti-Israel campus protests.

The first round of hostages could be released as soon as Sunday. Just days after the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel, New Jersey resident Ahmad Alwuhidi's home in central Gaza was reduced to rubble.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will convene his security Cabinet on Friday and then the government to approve the ceasefire agreement.

President Donald Trump signed several sweeping executive orders on Wednesday to overhaul the American education system, primarily by removing so-called progressive ideologies from school hallways and classrooms.