Part 4 (Continued from last week) It was not long before shocking reports landed on the desks of newspapers all over the western world including
(Courtesy of JTech Summit) Hear pitches from Israel’s cutting-edge startups, attend workshops by leading frum executives and meet company founders in real time. The J-Tech
So I went in for jury duty recently. I feel like, as a citizen of this great country, it’s your duty to wait in a
A few years ago, a free-thinking fellow coined the term “Social Orthodoxy,” which he used to describe Jews who enjoy the club-like camaraderie that many
Pinchas and Bruchi Erlich were not big fans of Mother’s Day. It’s not that the Erlichs didn’t value their mothers; of course they did! As
As we continue to spend countless hours at home, people are tapping into their creative juices to come up with ways to help the kids
The Yeshivat Noam fifth grade girls Hakarat Hatov Challenge of the week was “to show appreciation to all the amazing workers from The Jewish link
In this unique time spent mostly at home, lucky ones among us have had the chance to dust off our cookbooks and bake our own
Once you start making bread often from your sourdough starter, you will find there is extra dough and extra starter. One can reduce waste by
On Tuesday, April 28, Yavneh Academy held a Yom Hazikaron tekes to remember chayalim that have fought for Israel and are no longer with us.
To commemorate Yom Hazikaron, lone soldier, and son of SINAI Schools staff member Nafi Lieber, spoke to SINAI students at TABC and RYNJ about life
On Yom Hazikaron, Naaleh students joined a virtual discussion with Jonathan Sidlow, a former lone soldier and paratrooper in the IDF during the 2014 war
