• Week of May 19, 2013

• Telling Jerusalem’s story through its many conquests by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Telling Jerusalem’s story through conquest by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Telling Jerusalem’s story through conquest by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Local basketball quartet headed for Israel by Alan Richman (Sports)
• Women’s event demonstrates ‘good deeds’ by NJJN Staff (Monmouth News)
• Pioneer woman cantor to leave post at CBI
  Marla Barugel sees ‘endless possibilities’ after 26 years at Rumson shul by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• ‘Comfort’ food served at hospital pantry
  Kosher provisions available to visitors at CentraState by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• Preschool aims to nurture ‘artistic soul’ by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• Film features NJ survivors rescued as kids by Debra Rubin (Monmouth News)
• NJ teen witnesses violence at Western Wall by Robert Wiener (New Jersey News)
• Synagogues get help in mapping the future by Johanna Ginsberg (New Jersey News)
• ‘Sisters’ seek peace among Jews, Muslims by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Exhibit highlights Albanians who saved Jews by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Congregation welcomes first new Torah by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• For shuls to flourish, rabbis need mission by Rabbi Ben Greenberg (Op-Eds)

• Week of May 12, 2013

• One Dr. Ruth honors another at Lion lunch by Johanna Ginsberg (Greater MetroWest News)
• Wilf family gift boosts survivor program by Elaine Durbach (Greater MetroWest News)
• Preserving memory with new tradition
  Holocaust Council creates Shoa seder as model for others by Robert Wiener (Greater MetroWest News)
• ‘Bring what you learn wherever you are’
  An NJJN conversation with six local teens, all leaders-in-training by Andrew Silow-Carroll (Greater MetroWest News)
• Wilfs welcome new Yad Vashem entrance by Special to NJJN (Greater MetroWest News)
• A ‘family business’ to serve Jewish families by Robert Wiener (Greater MetroWest News)
• Girls get DIY approach to bat mitzva prep by Johanna Ginsberg (Greater MetroWest News)
• Bus tour honors supporters of day schools by NJJN Staff (Greater MetroWest News)
• Day school funders tout long-term giving by Elaine Durbach (Greater MetroWest News)
• From Berlin to Washington
  Iconic photo caps film about famed Newark rabbi by Robert Wiener (Life & Times)
• Haredi rabbis see the writing on the Wall by Dr. Gilbert N. Kahn (Op-Eds)
• A politician’s vision: a Torah for all Jews by Steven Kushner (Op-Eds)
• The same, yet different
  Naso | Numbers 4:1-7:89 by Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb (Touch of Torah)
• Lost in the stars by Andrew Silow-Carroll (Editor's Column)
• The tools they need by NJJN Editorial (Editorial)

• Week of May 05, 2013

• Spring bounties
  Celebrate Shavuot with the best of the season by Helen Nash (Life & Times)
• Torah navigation leads to new journeys by Edmon J. Rodman (Life & Times)
• Local athletes to compete in Israel Games by Alan Richman (Sports)
• J Street rep praises Arab League initiative by Elaine Durbach (New Jersey News)
• ‘Stumbling stone’ keeps family’s past alive by Robert Wiener (Greater MetroWest News)
• Veteran recounts ‘miracles’ of survival by Robert Wiener (Greater MetroWest News)
• Cong. Beth El mourns its ‘heart and soul’
  Rabbi Jehiel Orenstein, who led S. Orange shul for 35 years, dies at 78 by Johanna Ginsberg (Greater MetroWest News)
• Hoenlein brings good news, dire warnings
  At builders’ fund-raiser, activist warns of Iran’s multipronged hostility by Elaine Durbach (Greater MetroWest News)
• Survivor will ‘never forgive, never forget’ by Robert Wiener (Greater MetroWest News)
• Red alert? Obama blurs a line in the sand by Jared Silverman (Op-Eds)
• Building bright futures through action by Ruth Cole (Op-Eds)
• At Israel confab, it’s hip to be partners by Robert Wiener (New Jersey News)
• At Bonds gala, envoy describes UN thaw
  Israeli Ron Prosor sees progress in tone; ‘They’re not Zionists’ by Robert Wiener (New Jersey News)
• The tablets broke, the words remained
  Shavuot by Rabbi Joyce Newmark (Touch of Torah)
• Between jihad and liberty by Andrew Silow-Carroll (Editor's Column)
• Self defense by NJJN Editorial (Editorial)
• An ‘extraordinary’ day of learning by Debra Rubin (Princeton Mercer Bucks News)
• AJC guest sees little moderation in Islam by Debra Rubin (Monmouth News)
• Yeshiva welcomes gift of a Torah scroll by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• A community ‘call out’ for needed funds by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• 25 years for Western Monmouth Chabad by Alan Richman (Monmouth News)
• SSDS celebrates Israel at home and abroad by Jill Garbi (Monmouth News)
• Israeli superstar to lift up the Jersey shore by NJJN Staff (Monmouth News)
• Temple to explore Conservative Judaism by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Legal scholar outlines IDF’s ethical dilemmas by Debra Rubin (Middlesex News)
• Women share spirit of federation giving
  Luncheon recalls music of defiance written in Nazi era by Susan Bloom (Princeton Mercer Bucks News)
• Author hunts secrets of anti-Nazi resisters
  Jud Newborn calls ‘White Rose’ siblings ‘source of inspiration’ by Johanna Ginsberg (Middlesex News, Princeton Mercer Bucks News)
• Survivors’ son relates tales of grief, rescue by Special to NJJN (Princeton Mercer Bucks News)
• Richard Kohn, ‘quiet, humble’ leader, 81 by Robert Wiener (Princeton Mercer Bucks News)
• Women perform ‘knitzvah’ for the needy by Susan Bloom (Princeton Mercer Bucks News)

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