At the age of 81, Mazal (Monica) Herzfeld converted to Judaism. The little girl from Düsseldorf, Germany, who spent her childhood in the dark days
On Monday, June 26, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari and consolidated the 4th and 9th Circuit Courts of Appeals cases that prohibited the enforcement
The following is a list of thoughts that went through my head on the way to and from my brother’s wedding. He had the chutzpah
As the summer sun continues to beat down on Jerusalem’s congested roadways, I am continually impressed with the runners who brave the crowds and sweltering
It is surprising how fast seven weeks can fly by. Usually Jewish Link interns are supposed to stay for four to six weeks, and I
I don’t generally discuss politics; not only in my articles, but in real life. I feel it’s a waste of time, as no one in
Every morning, I thank God for giving me the ability to stand up straight. Standing is an essential part of Jewish prayer, as is our
Dear Shoshy, I came back from seminary about six months ago and I am now on the verge of starting my second semester of college.
For the past 20 years or so, The Garb Consulting Group LLC has been managing educational institutions, in addition to our business and medical practices.
In life we all make choices. We choose what time to get up in the morning. We choose what to wear. Some choose whether or
It is again time to begin the learning and review of the U.S. Chidon Tanach/Bible Contest material. The first session will be on September 10,
At this summer’s Fancy Food Show in Manhattan, we had the chance to try Beit Yitzhak’s jams and tapenades. With farms located in the Sharon
