The American Dream was finally unveiled on October 25, 2019. After years of painstaking planning, the mega shopping/dining/entertainment mecca opened its doors to flocks of
I was very excited to see the headline in The Jewish Link of the most recent article by my colleague, Rav Elie Mischel, titled “The
Ancestry® partners with Arolsen Archives—International Center on Nazi Persecution—in Germany to digitize and publish records online, making them available to all. (Courtesy of Ancestry.com) As
Barry Bichler’s extraordinary artistic talents were apparent at a very young age. As his father, Abraham Bichler of Fair Lawn, explained, “He made model airplanes
It wasn’t all that long ago that the idea of professionally recorded Jewish music was a real novelty. I have vivid memories of sitting in
(Courtesy of DFINE) Project Ezrah and DFINE are making it easier than ever before. Investing in art has been growing in popularity among individuals looking
“How’s Sophie?” I am asked this question multiple times a day from so many of you, friends and acquaintances. In some instances, I have no
This is the story of two brothers. Not two biblical brothers, with opposing personalities and years of raging jealousy and trickery. Two ordinary brothers, six
Reviewing: “My Father’s Paradise,” by Ariel Sabar. Algonquin Books. 2008. English. Hardcover. 325 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1565124905. This was one of the most interesting books that
Highlighting: “Chutzpah: Why Israel Is a Hub of Innovation and Entrepreneurship,” by Inbal Arieli. Publishers HarperBusiness/HarperCollins Publishers. 2019. Hardcover. 240 pages. English. ISBN: 978-0-06-288303-2. Inbal
The kosher traveler has more opportunities than ever to visit remote ports, luxury resorts and exotic destinations than ever before. Thanks to the creativity and
While going shopping for my wife I picked up a bag of something she needed. I noticed the price on it and then looked for
