Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Wednesday, July 19 addressed a joint session of Congress, following a meeting the previous day with his U.S. counterpart at
Never in my life did I think that the level of kashrut people kept was a contest. Each does what they are most comfortable with,
David Schmidt has created an array of collages and digital prints that evoke such deep emotions tied to the state of Israel’s past, present and
When The Jewish Link reported on Middlesex County’s Jewish Business Network on February 18, 2021, this project of the Chabad of South Brunswick was meeting
Summer vacations are a cherished time for employees to relax, rejuvenate and spend quality time with loved ones. However, beyond personal benefits, these breaks can
By Hannah Rubin/Project Ezrah Project Ezrah is amplifying its impact. Since its 2001 launch, the Englewood-based nonprofit has provided a suite of career-related services: finessing
By Zachary Greenberg I am delighted to inform you that you have been granted entry to “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” New York City’s latest pop-up
As much as I love what I do, I realize that in the summer, we all yearn to be outside having fun rather than staying
Children’s book tells the tale of a superpowerless girl living in a land of superheroes. Highlighting: “The Unsuper Adventures of Norma,” by Mark Svartz. Carpathian
It’s 2023. Oversharing on social media is the norm for so many. From proclamations of love for your spouse on your anniversary, to personal health
When I think about Dennis Slamon, I get Good Good Good Good Vibrations (courtesy of the Beach Boys). Yes, here is another of our outstanding
Part II A number of months ago I wrote about my reflections after reading the weekly Torah portion outlining Moshe Rabbeinu’s role as a leader;
