
Marking a Year in Israel Diplomacy: Consul General Ofir Akunis Fights for Us
While of course we would like it to be so, it doesn’t always happen that we at The Jewish Link receive total support for our
While of course we would like it to be so, it doesn’t always happen that we at The Jewish Link receive total support for our
This past Monday, my wife and I attended our final varsity basketball game as parents of our youngest but tallest son, Eyal. This was no
In Teaneck, we have always prided ourselves on responsible governance—on making decisions that balance the needs of our residents with the long-term prosperity of our
As Pesach approaches, we are pleased to present our fifth annual Jewish Link Wine Guide, presented as an insert in your Jewish Link newspaper this
It has not escaped anyone’s notice that annual Israeli real estate fairs that have gone on for 20-plus years have been targeted since 2023 by
For the past few months, The Jewish Link has been running a survey about the newspaper and which parts are most enjoyed by our readership.
During the two Shabbatot before my beloved husband, Alexander, passed away, I had the good fortune to receive gifts of delicious sourdough from my friends
Last Thursday, I got up a little early and traveled with a bit less than a minyan of fellow New Jersey Jewish businesspeople and
Introductory note: I had the honor and privilege last week to deliver a hesped on behalf of our community at the levaya of Adam Gussen.
Last week, I was able to take my wife and our two youngest sons on a wonderful vacation over yeshiva break to Panama. This was
It was a pleasure for us, as co-publisher and editor, respectively, of The Jewish Link, to be present last Thursday as our colleague, friend and
On Dec. 15, two Sundays ago, our 23-year-old son Zev, with autism and special needs, moved out of our home and into the just-opened and