Project Ezrah Plans for the Future
Project Ezrah’s 13th annual dinner will be held next Motzei Shabbat, December 9, at Congregation Ahavath Torah in Englewood. It is a must-attend, anxiously-awaited event
February 12, 2025
Project Ezrah’s 13th annual dinner will be held next Motzei Shabbat, December 9, at Congregation Ahavath Torah in Englewood. It is a must-attend, anxiously-awaited event
Five years ago, The Moriah School received a BOLD (Blended and Online Learning in Day Schools) grant to institute an entirely new instructional model comprising
Part I of IV It’s somewhat shocking to consider that a country the size of New Jersey has such wide variety in its winemaking terroir
Other than Torah learning, tefillot and our daily observances and acts that honor Hashem, there aren’t all that many mitzvot that one does on a
Raise your hand if you know what a master boule recipe is. Okay, I know this is not what most people think about, but even
Yesterday, the Jewish Federation shared with The Jewish Link what they called a “statement of principles regarding civil discourse in northern Bergen County.” In preparation
This week, the Jewish Federation shared with The Jewish Link what they called a “statement of principles regarding civil discourse in northern Bergen County.” In
Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman, of the Lower Merion Synagogue in the Philadelphia suburbs, has been named founding director of the Orthodox Union’s Department of Women’s
Editor’s note: This is an excerpt of a piece published in The Jewish Link online on Tuesday, October 10, 2017. To read the full version, visit
The children at Englewood’s Congregation Ahavath Torah were blessed this year in a new and special way. Evan and Diana Zisholtz commissioned a stunning, handmade
Teaneck’s own Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander, Yeshiva University’s vice president for university and community life, has been named the new president-elect and rosh hayeshiva of
Nishma, a one-year-old sociological and market research firm which previously published a study about Orthodox Jews who became non-religious, published a new study on September
