Congregation Ahavas Achim in Highland Park is excited to announce the return of their Musical Shabbat Chanukah, taking place on December 23-24. This year they

Rav Meir Goldwicht, a rosh yeshiva at Yeshiva University’s Mazer School of Talmudic Studies, head of the Stone Beit Midrash Program and rosh kollel at

Frisch junior Judah Lopkin is not your average drummer. On November 20, Lopkin took to the streets of New York City to perform the bucket

Imagine if every student enrolled in a SINAI partner high school—like Torah Academy of Bergen County (TABC), Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls, Kushner or

Local members of the Jewish community and political leaders expressed shock and outrage after a judge allowed a suspect with plans to attack a synagogue

Running a business is hard work, and letting your finances get out of control can be easy. However, if you want your business to be

Digital marketing tools like websites, social media, and emails are great for marketing because they allow a business to get good results without spending too

On Wednesday, December 7, a Manhattan judge let one of the two men accused of plotting to attack New York City synagogues continue to walk free, after

A playground in Montclair, New Jersey was vandalized over the weekend with swastikas, antisemitic phrases and hate speech. According to StopAntisemitism, the graffiti was “grotesque,”

There are no words to thank you [ty] for Nina Glick’s on-target column in last week’s Jewish Link (“Having Lost Our Voices,” December 1, 2022).

(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

Dr. Miriam Adelson: ‘Birthright is not an Adelson family investment. It is an investment in us all, in our collective, communal future.’ (Courtesy of Birthright