KEMACH Empowers Charedim in the Israeli Workplace
There is a very high rate of unemployment in charedi society in Israel. Government figures in 2003 indicated that only 33% of charedi men were
February 22, 2025
There is a very high rate of unemployment in charedi society in Israel. Government figures in 2003 indicated that only 33% of charedi men were
You may say you are devoted to davening with a minyan, whenever possible. You may say that you understand the best advice of the CDC
As we collectively work to save lives and limit the devastation of COVID-19, one byproduct of all the precautions against the virus is a sharply-increased
One of the bright spots of the precautions taken during the pandemic has been watching the creativity and resilience of our communities’ kosher restaurants. A
With the way this past year has unfolded, it should surprise very few of us that on the day after the 2020 election we’d be
Editor’s Note: We are thrilled to introduce Harry Glazer’s new monthly column, Jewish Link Super Fan of the Month. Ami Avraham is a bundle of
Dogged determination has led to the recent success of the New Jersey office of Agudath Israel of America’s efforts—tracking a growing need, mobilizing yeshiva parents,
If you were a betting man or woman, you’d likely wager that the recently enacted New Jersey State budget—passed during a pandemic, under the cloud
A new approach to yeshiva high school education started with a good idea and the coming together of talented people to translate the theory into
As communities across the world prepared to welcome 5781, synagogues were forced to adapt to government-imposed pandemic mandates as well as the science-based recommendations of
When Frumie Gartner and her family moved from Staten Island to Edison in Spring 2019, they were drawn to the area in part because they’d
To make sure local Jewish communities are well informed about the threats they face as Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot arrive, the Jewish Federation
