“We want fish, we want fish!” These ridiculous chants boomed through the Jewish camp as an angry mob clamored for a return to Egypt. Astonishingly,
Judah Samuels never considered himself much of a disciplinarian. His wife Dina actually had used terms like “push over,” “marshmallow,” and “cream puff,” to describe
The hottest month of summer was ice cold, as thousands of people poured buckets of ice water over their heads to raise awareness about amyotrophic
On September 7, 2014 the Beth Aaron Men’s Club took part in the “ice bucket challenge.” Over a dozen members had ice poured over their
In last year’s Bergen County Jewish Link, an article appeared articulating dissatisfaction with the recitation of Selihot in the synagogues the author attends. Those who
Why does the Balfour Declaration, written in 1917 during the darkest of the dark days of World War I, yet tug at our elbow, yet
On Aug. 30, Palestinian terrorists set a Jewish man on fire in Jerusalem, and on Sept. 1, other Palestinian terrorists tried to set an entire
Aaron Black, 17, seems like a regular senior at MTA. He enjoys spending time with friends, skiing, and watching Patriots football. And bicycling. Lots and
Norwood–Now that I am becoming a Bat Mitzvah, I am responsible for myself and my deeds. I want to do something special not for me,
As summer comes to an end while we still face hot and humid weather, few thirst quenchers are quite as refreshing as a nice, crisp,
An ideal paradigm for the “trust” one should have in a relationship is best imagined as a newborn in the arms of a nursing mother
When any of us think of solitary confinement our minds usually wander to prisoners who are sitting alone in their cells day in and day
