12K Attend Rally in Times Square; 600 Turn Out For AIPAC Briefing in Closter Teaneck—As the Jewish Link went to press Wednesday evening, 12,000 activists
Teaneck—The social hall at Congregation Rinat Yisrael was packed to capacity for the “Third Annual Community-wide Yoetzet Event for Women: Stories of Our Struggles and
Parsippany—On a wooded street in a quiet, residential neighborhood stands Congregation Shaya Ahavat Torah. From the outside, the shul and its grounds are similar to
As the afternoon hours of the fast day marched on, the 17th of Tamuz felt as if it would never end. Being among the longest
Pocomoke City—Dubbed “the friendliest town on the Eastern Shore,” Pocomoke City is a city in Worcester County, Maryland. Although renamed in a burst of civic
Microsoft Acquires FieldOne, Founded by Satmar Chassid (JNI.media) Last Thursday, computing giant Microsoft acquired FieldOne Services, a software company that supplies field-service applications to companies
Budget Airline Ryanair will be launching flights to Israel’s southern tourist city Eilat, starting this coming winter. Tickets for the six weekly flights are touted to start
Christians United for Israel (CUFI) held its 10th annual Summit in Washington, DC on July 13 and 14. The Summit brought together some 6000 Zionists
Moses begins what may well be history’s first Farewell Address. As he reviews the good, the bad, and even the ugly, he also does one
The destruction of both the First and Second Temples. The beginning in 1492 of the Spanish Inquisition. Allies Britain and France declare war on Germany
To the Editor: It is a pleasure to read Rabbi Gil Student’s articles in the Jewish Link. In the most recent article, “The Modern Orthodox
Tough issues, like tough nuts, crack hard. Social Security and entitlement reform, while assuring seniors that they will receive the benefits of hard work, is
