Dear Shayna B., My family is special. We have two sets of twins. My older brother and sister are twins and my younger siblings are
In this week’s parsha, one of the commandments is that b’nei yisrael should take the first fruits of the harvest to the Beit Hamikdash to
Parsha Ki Tavo Purposely fooling people or giving them bad advice is wrong. In this week’s portion (Deut. 27:18, see Rashi) the Torah instructs us
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(Courtesy of JIB) The Olympics may be over, but for many athletes the sporting excitement is just beginning. The Paralympics are set to start next
The Ruderman Family foundation collaborated with Palta, a social venture that designed the outfits of Israel’s representative athletes for the Paralympic Games, based on their
The Jewish Link and Drink Up would like to recognize Simcha Ochs as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. Simcha is a rising sixth grader
For 26 years, since 1994, Camp Kanfei has been taking teens to New Zealand, Australia and Hawaii for an amazing and growth-oriented summer adventure travel
Gan Yaldenu Tots ended Summer with Dr. Seuss topsy/turvy week. The children enjoyed their last week of camp by making Cat in the Hat masks,
The Ruzhiner Rebbe zt’l once told his disciples the following story: A Jew, who sold furs for a living, was mired in debt and hadn’t
These are very hard weeks to get anything done. Our daily routines rely so heavily on the schools, universities, camps and other Institutions of education/child
In April 2020, the Schwartz (name changed) family of Passaic, New Jersey, watched their two-family house burn to the ground. An electric fire started near
