Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy joined the thousands of marchers who took to the streets in New York City for the JCRC-NY Celebrate Israel Parade Sunday afternoon.
Yeshivat Shalshelet students recently wrapped up extensive culture units, and hosted fairs to celebrate the culmination. The Gefen class held an Israeli culture fair and
RYNJ fifth graders read several of Mark Twain’s short stories, then adapted the stories for the stage and put on a full-scale theater production. This
The eighth grade class had an amazing time on their trip to Washington! On the first day, they went kayaking in Maryland. After learning the
In chess, although it is generally best to have stronger pieces and more of them, occasionally tactical circumstances can occur in which such a material
Dear Shayna B., Every day, when I go to school there is always this kid that bothers me. Whenever I ask my teacher to take
We are excited to welcome a new summer feature, Jew at the Zoo, in which Jewish Link intern Noah will highlight a different animal each
Hi! I’ve been accused of offering up too many layups. Maybe I watched Nikola Jokic too much. So let’s make this a little more challenging
We shouldn’t be intimidated. In this week’s Torah portion, instead of bravely entering the land of Israel as God had instructed them, the people became
There’s something to be said for a restaurant that gives the patron a particular feeling. Many restaurants never accomplish that feat and most that do
When Josh Chaitovsky was a young staff member at Camp Nesher in the Pocono Mountains, he and a few friends bemoaned the lack of kosher
We are calling on our readers to send us the most delicious homemade challah recipes so that we can determine the best challah in the
