
Zamir: Hamas War Still ‘Central Arena’ Of Seven-Front IDF Campaign
“The threat of Hamas will not be allowed to remain beyond the [border] fence,” warned the IDF chief of staff. Israel Defense Forces Chief of
“The threat of Hamas will not be allowed to remain beyond the [border] fence,” warned the IDF chief of staff. Israel Defense Forces Chief of
On Sunday, June 8, across the region, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
In recent months, a growing number of families from Bergen County and the Upper West Side have begun expanding their search for school options, with
Justin Brasch is running in the June 24 Democratic primary for White Plains mayor. Early voting starts June 14. A 20-year resident of White Plains
On Sunday, June 8, across the board, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
Family’s possible connection to attack being investigated; Suspect did not have legal status to be in the United States. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi
A burglar broke into a mansion one night. He shone his flashlight around, looking for valuables, and when he took a priceless painting off the
The job market is in danger! Officially, an economic downturn is not a recession until there are two consecutive quarters of GDP shrinkage. We’re halfway
(Courtesy of Jewish Business Network) The Jewish Business Network (JBN) was honored to welcome its executive partners to the JBN Gabelli Executive Breakfast Roundtable, a
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many couples plan their retirement assuming they’ll receive two Social Security checks for life, but that’s not how survivor benefits work.
We always seem to be counting towards something. This universal human tendency structures our lives, creates anticipation and drives progress—yet we apply it inconsistently across
I don’t know about you but every once in a while (OK, almost every day), I write a task down on my to-do list that
Presenters and honorees include leaders from international kashrus agencies. (Courtesy of OU) For over 30 years, OU Kosher rabbinic coordinators (RCs) and rabbinic field representatives
The warm, long afternoons of summer are here, and the third meal of Shabbat, seuda shlishit, always more casual than Friday night dinner and Shabbat
Rafi Jacobs of Teaneck has always loved coffee. Whether it was powering through early mornings in semicha or late nights in law school, a cup
When you purchase premium Iron Dome Coffee, you can feel good knowing that you’re helping a nonprofit in Israel dedicated to rehabilitating the mental and
In case you hadn’t heard, Linden is a growing community. And with more people, comes more restaurants. Evolving from its previous identity as Bakeristor Cafe
When the days are long and the sun is high, the last thing anyone wants is to be stuck in the kitchen. That’s why I’ve
(JNS) Israeli naval forces on Monday, June 9 intercepted the vessel carrying Swedish national Greta Thunberg and other activists to the Gaza Strip. Israel’s Foreign
(JNS) In downtown Los Angeles, riots and protests against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for alleged raids against illegal immigrants have been happening since
(JNS) Argentinian President Javier Milei announced on Wednesday, June 11 that Argentina will move its embassy to Jerusalem next year. The Argentine leader who had
(JNS) The IDF’s new Hasmonean Brigade made history on Sunday, June 8 by becoming the first Charedi unit to enter the Gaza Strip, according to
(JNS) Almost one year after the rape of a 12-year-old Jewish girl near Paris, a regional juvenile court on Wednesday initiated the closed-door trial of
(JNS) The U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions against five people and five charities that it said support Hamas’s terror activities under the pretense of humanitarian
Personalized outreach drives fundraising success. In the world of nonprofit fundraising, connecting with past donors in a meaningful way can be a daunting task. Generic,
This article is dedicated to the memory of Adam Gussen, z”l. A year ago, I wrote about ChatGPT and the impact AI would have on
For years, I’ve written about technology and heard from readers, clients and friends in the community. It’s heartening to see how many people now use
The healthcare industry has embraced digital transformation, using innovative technologies to improve patient care, streamline operations, and enhance communication. However, with these advancements come significant
Today, data security has become a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks, the need to secure
Creating an online learning platform is a significant endeavor, and choosing the right solution is crucial for its success. One option that has gained popularity
The Jewish Link and The Humble Toast would like to recognize Teaneck’s Shmuel Shulkes as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. A recent graduate of
(Courtesy of Our Place) The seventh Annual Cross River Open, the Jewish community’s premier tennis experience, returned to the iconic US Open in Flushing, NY
TBO 3/4 Stallions after their playoff play-in game victory.
Storm Baseball traveled to NYC on Wednesday evening to face the Heschel Heat in the first round of the playoffs. After narrowly clinching a postseason
“The threat of Hamas will not be allowed to remain beyond the [border] fence,” warned the IDF chief of staff. Israel Defense Forces Chief of
On Sunday, June 8, across the region, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
In recent months, a growing number of families from Bergen County and the Upper West Side have begun expanding their search for school options, with
Justin Brasch is running in the June 24 Democratic primary for White Plains mayor. Early voting starts June 14. A 20-year resident of White Plains
On Sunday, June 8, across the board, people gathered to run in solidarity for Israel as part of their weekly walk to support the hostages
Family’s possible connection to attack being investigated; Suspect did not have legal status to be in the United States. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi
A burglar broke into a mansion one night. He shone his flashlight around, looking for valuables, and when he took a priceless painting off the
The job market is in danger! Officially, an economic downturn is not a recession until there are two consecutive quarters of GDP shrinkage. We’re halfway
(Courtesy of Jewish Business Network) The Jewish Business Network (JBN) was honored to welcome its executive partners to the JBN Gabelli Executive Breakfast Roundtable, a
(Courtesy of Medicare Done) Many couples plan their retirement assuming they’ll receive two Social Security checks for life, but that’s not how survivor benefits work.
We always seem to be counting towards something. This universal human tendency structures our lives, creates anticipation and drives progress—yet we apply it inconsistently across
I don’t know about you but every once in a while (OK, almost every day), I write a task down on my to-do list that
There are whiskies that commemorate occasions, and then there are whiskies that become the occasion. The Macallan ‘A Night on Earth in Jerez’ is firmly
On Wednesday, May 28, JCRC-NY CEO Mark Treyger and Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson conducted a “Cheesecake Crawl” at Jewish bakeries in the Bronx
Shavuot is primarily a time of joy, moderate indulgence and gratitude as we celebrate the receiving of the Torah. It’s also a holiday that brings
On Sunday, May 25, Six60One, a kosher supermarket in the Upper West Side with a wide variety of grocery items as well as prepared foods,
When Gatorade rolled out its first line of OU kosher sports drinks 15 years ago in April 2010, it gave Jewish athletes a new competitive
Because I am allergic to eggs and nuts and don’t eat meat, I rarely find options at restaurants that meet my requirements. I’m tired of
Amid heated rhetoric and actions among the slates and candidates, this year’s World Zionist Congress election saw a record turnout in the United States to
Sahar Baruch, HY”D, 25, was kidnapped from Kibbutz Be’eri on Oct. 7, 2023, by Hamas terrorists. He was shot as he left his grandmother’s burning
Carey Glass of Highland Park, an active member of the Jewish community, drew on his decades of experience as a certified prosthetist and orthotist, and
There’s something about spotting an Israeli when you’re on vacation in the United States. You could be hiking in the Catskills (like we were this
Jerusalem is a city literally built on its past. Every time a shovel pierces the ground, there’s a chance of uncovering history—sometimes glorious, sometimes inconvenient.
(Courtesy of JNF) To honor the memory of Bruce Bukiet’s late parents — Holocaust survivors Al and Belle Bukiet — Bruce, a mathematics professor, and
Personalized outreach drives fundraising success. In the world of nonprofit fundraising, connecting with past donors in a meaningful way can be a daunting task. Generic,
This article is dedicated to the memory of Adam Gussen, z”l. A year ago, I wrote about ChatGPT and the impact AI would have on
For years, I’ve written about technology and heard from readers, clients and friends in the community. It’s heartening to see how many people now use
The healthcare industry has embraced digital transformation, using innovative technologies to improve patient care, streamline operations, and enhance communication. However, with these advancements come significant
Today, data security has become a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With increasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks, the need to secure
Creating an online learning platform is a significant endeavor, and choosing the right solution is crucial for its success. One option that has gained popularity
The Jewish Link and The Humble Toast would like to recognize Teaneck’s Shmuel Shulkes as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. A recent graduate of
(Courtesy of Our Place) The seventh Annual Cross River Open, the Jewish community’s premier tennis experience, returned to the iconic US Open in Flushing, NY
TBO 3/4 Stallions after their playoff play-in game victory.
Storm Baseball traveled to NYC on Wednesday evening to face the Heschel Heat in the first round of the playoffs. After narrowly clinching a postseason