The navi Yechezkel delivers his words of prophecy to the exiled nation living in Bavel. His prophecies deal with the events that were—or would be—taking
Each of the five volumes of Torah She’bichtav carries a nickname that captures its core theme. Fittingly, the nickname for Sefer Shemot is Sefer Hageula
Traveling to Israel in the hope of visiting a vibrant, spiritual, modern country has been mostly a 2000-year-old dream for my ancestors. Every time I
Reviewing: “Koren Rav Kook Siddur” by Avraham Yitzchak haKohen Kook. Koren Publishers Jerusalem. Hebrew/English edition. 2017. Hardcover. ISBN-10: 9653017543. $34.93. There’s a story where a
In the weeks leading up to Purim, there is never enough time. As some of my readers might already know, I run a small baking
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Let’s start with two givens: Americans who see the value in gun ownership are not going to give up their guns. Period. Additionally, Americans who
Part 18 (written 2004) (Continued from last week) Getting a Job Immediately upon my graduation from college in June 1949, Opa had arranged an interview
Many of us have a favorite childhood vacation memory. Some of my friends vacationed with their families in the mountains, often referred to by New
Congratulations to the Jewish Link costume contest winners of a gift card to a Teaneck restaurant of their choice! 1st Prize ($150 gift card): The
Shortly after the first iPhone was released back in 2007, Apple introduced the App Store. Today, many take the App Store for granted as we
Purim gives us the opportunity to josh and poke fun. As soon as it is over we return to real life and the facts at
