The song that Israel sings at the sea (Shirat Hayam) offers an enduring glimpse into Israel’s state of mind as they internalize the great miracles
A few years ago we hosted some friends for Shabbat. After we returned from shul on Saturday evening, a guest made an unusual request. He
Pharaoh can be a difficult human to figure out, yet we see a common denominator in many of his peculiar behaviors. To start, after seeing
This week’s Torah portion as depicted in the “Prince of Egypt” and in the imaginations of Jewish children gives you the sense of a dramatic
Pesachim 76b You are invited to a company outing, in the country club, on Labor Day. Your boss provides the Jewish staff with glatt kosher
In December of 1930, Samuel Abramovich Maikapar, the scion of a prominent Crimean Karaite family of tobacco merchants residing in Riga, submitted a request to
We’ve all been there: Your lulav suddenly breaks; a mezuzah is needed right away; you lose your tefillin or you need a round raisin challah
The COVID era has been a time of trauma and pain, but also of triumph and positivity. Marissa Rozenfeld, a 24-year-old graphic designer from West
It was quite a list of people to pardon or grant clemency to that the former president compiled. According to press statements, “A pardon forgives
The state of New Jersey now has an interactive phone system in place to help those who don’t have access to a computer with vaccine
Dear Dr. Chani, Dating has been complicated for me, I think more than for most other people. I come from a family that is very
To say that Debbie Marcus is a Superfan of The Jewish Link is actually quite an understatement. She grew up in southern California and came
