Jersey City has a growing Jewish population, the size of which is variously estimated, but is certainly not less than 1,500 families. Its oldest congregations are Beth-El, on York street, founded in 1870, and Bnai Israel, established in 1882. Since then two other congregations have been ...
Just under 20 percent of the state’s population is foreign-born and the state boasts the second highest Jewish population, the second largest Muslim population, the third largest Asian population, the third largest Cuban population, the third largest Italian population, the third largest Indian ...
Amato, Rumpf & Myhre Introduce Bill Naming June 1 As “Robert ‘Bob’ Popovics Day” In New Jersey Legislators from District 9 introduced legislation to designate June 1 as "Robert 'Bob' Popovics Day" Read on... Singer Applauds Signing Between MBDA and Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce...
Religion in New Jersey has a majority of Christian affiliations with 67% of the population identifying as a subgroup under Christianity. 14% reported being non-Christian (Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, etc), and a higher percentage reported no affiliation at all at 18%. Income The average income in ...
Bais Medrash Toras Chesed is a private four year institute offering Jewish studies. It was established in the year 2000 and offers religious education to a small student population in Lakewood, New Jersey. Under the current leadership of Rabbi Nosson Stein and Rabbi Gelfand, this religious institu...
7% are Jewish with Muslim at 2% and Buddhist and Hindu at 1% respectively. Immigrants make up 23% of the population which is high compared to most states in the USA with other high immigration levels existing in California and New Jersey. New York State Government The New York Constitution,...
Main articles: Geography of New York City and Geography of New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary【主条目:“纽约市地理”和“纽约-新泽西港河口地理”】 此图片遵循CC BY-SA 3.0 igo协议:https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/igo/deed.en 图片题注:Aerial view of the New York City metropoli...
New Jersey Jewish News January 17, 2025
Welcome to NJJBA. Dealing with the business challenges of today requires problem-solvers who bring different perspectives and are willing to take risks. New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance emerged out of a pursuit to connect our community, and a desire t
a Princeton pro bono litigation team handled anotable casein 2019 that resulted in a preliminary injunction this past spring on behalf of an Orthodox Jewish prisoner at the New Jersey State Prison who was denied the right to exercise his religious freedom by the prison’s refusal to provide him...