OU professional development opportunities highlight its commitment to nurture future community leaders. (Courtesy of OU) Approximately 50 early career professionals from across the Orthodox Union’s
Segev Kalfon (Segev ben Galit), 26, a native of Dimona, was attending the Nova Music Festival on Oct. 7 when Hamas terrorists attacked. When he
(Courtesy of Chabad of WO) On July 16, 70 people gathered at Chabad of West Orange to hear the powerful story of Noga and Georgy
Last week, the Chabad of Westchester County conducted an evening to reflect and celebrate the life of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, in
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the union representing legal aid attorneys in Nassau County charging it violated state and federal law by attempting
A motion has been filed to hold Rutgers, its law school and administrators in contempt of court for failing to abide by a protective order
This story inaugurates a new series of articles in The Jewish Link, in which the leading candidates running for governor of the State of New
Every Sunday morning, New Yorkers gather in Central Park to run and march demanding that the hostages be returned home. July 7 was a particularly
The Orthodox Union’s Community Fair, a 16-year-old project that is now held online every other year, provides an exceptional service to singles, young couples, growing
On July 1, the Jewish Orthodox Women’s Medical Association (JOWMA) presented an educational event, “CPR for Parents.”Bryana Toran, creative director of JOWMA, coordinated the onsite
On Sunday, June 23, Market Square in downtown Ossining, New York was the scene of a hate demonstration. Antisemitic chants and slogans such as “Globalize
Participants joined from Australia, Canada, Israel, Mexico, South Africa, the U.K. and the USA. (Courtesy of The Rabbi Sacks Legacy) The 2024-2025 cohort of Sacks
