Editor’s Note: The Jewish Link wishes hatzlacha to Tzvi, our primary Israel correspondent for the last several years. As he continues on to the next
Yehuda Koslowe is studying at Yeshivat Har Etzion (“the Gush”) in Alon Shvut. He grew up in Bergenfield, attended Moriah for elementary school and TABC
Who is the enemy? These words, asked recently by the American-born leader of the Zehut party, Moshe Feiglin, are easy to articulate yet harder to
Robin Tassler is studying at Michlelet Mevaseret Yerushalayim in Jerusalem. She grew up in Paramus and attended Yavneh Academy and Frisch High School. Her family
Yael Greenbaum is studying at Midreshet Moriah in Jerusalem. She grew up in Teaneck and attended Yavneh Academy and Frisch High School. Her family davens
Our sedra begins with a description of the “toldot” of Noach, who is described as an “ish tzadik, tamim haya bedorotav,” a righteous man who
Rachel Zemble is studying at Michlelet Mevaseret Yerushalayim in Jerusalem. She was born in Passaic, grew up in Lakewood and later moved to Edison, where
Jerusalem—Sukkot, one of the three times of the year that the Jewish people are commanded by the Torah to travel to Jerusalem, retains this practice
JERUSALEM—As Jews around the world prepare for the High Holidays, traditionally a time for self-reflection, introspection and repentance, many also take advantage of these hallowed
“Odeh et Hashem Elokai bechol levavi ve’achabda shimcha le’olam—I thank Hashem, my God, with all of my heart, and will honor His name forever.” I’m
Tisha B’Av, the most tragic day in the Jewish calendar, is a day full of sadness. We observe the strictest traditions of personal and collective
Rav Michael Siev Fast Facts: * From Teaneck, New Jersey. Rav Siev attended The Moriah School and Yeshiva University High School for Boys/MTA. He davened
