Lots of Noise in Shul
If at all possible, can we please do our best to keep little children out of the main sanctuary during davening times? It’s hard to
If at all possible, can we please do our best to keep little children out of the main sanctuary during davening times? It’s hard to
I am writing regarding the main article on the front page issue of your November 9, 2022 issue, “Midterm Takeaways for Israel, US Jews.” The
The “Commentary” column in the November 10, 2022, issue of The Jewish Link confused me (“A Reaction to a Reaction to the Israeli Elections,” by
Looking at your last week’s headline article “Midterm Takeaways for Israel, US Jews” (November 10, 2022) one would get the impression that the pro-Israel community
Antisemitic incidents have been on the rise in New Jersey. Condemnation of all forms of Jew-hatred is necessary and important, but not enough. Education and
(Courtesy of YU) A distinguished scholar—Mariam Ahmady—has left her home country of Afghanistan and found refuge as a new professor at Stern College for Women
Celebrating tradition and innovation, the event will feature entertaining performances and hi-tech installations in a new venue, with interactive experiences to spotlight the successes of
(Courtesy of Chabad of Hackensack) Earlier this month, Hackensack police held an active shooting training at Chabad of Hackensack. Although this event was planned months
(Courtesy of Lamdeinu) Lamdeinu, an educational institute in Teaneck that provides high-level Torah learning for women and men of all ages, will host its Eighth
(Courtesy of Cong. Shaya Ahavat Torah) Rabbi Benjamin Blech will be the Scholar in Residence for the Dr. George S. Rotter Memorial Shabbaton at Congregation
(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Bris Avrohom hosts a stand at Newark International Airport, where rabbis of Bris Avrohom stand at the gate and give travelers
(Courtesy of UH) United Hatzalah spoke to supporters this week at a private home in Teaneck about the need to increase the number of its