This past Monday found me driving down to Lakewood to the JBiz Expo hosted by the Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce (OJC) and held outdoors

With so very much happening in the world: elections, pandemics, vaccines, to name just a few; it was with dizzying shock that many in our

We at The Jewish Link have tried to be as even-handed as possible throughout this very long and stressful pandemic-era election. Temperatures have run high,

Presidential election years are always fraught with back-and-forth emotions, drama and passionate debates. 2020 is, quite frankly, no different. However, let’s set aside the ideas

This past Shabbat Shuva I was davening Musaf outdoors with my shul’s youth minyan when I got a tap on my shoulder from a walking

As we gather to in shul to do teshuva on Yom Kippur, how can we ask Hashem to have mercy, rachmanut, on us? A beautiful

Expanding distribution and editorial coverage to Manhattan. As we welcome a new year, we also welcome another moment of growth and expansion for The Jewish

There is a short dvar Torah that is a favorite of mine that I like to share when given the chance during the weeks leading

Not many outside of my close family know this fact, but I am a longtime fan, to this day, of cartoons and comics. Time permitting,

The pandemic continues to take its toll on all of us, but one thing remains clear: our community’s children must continue their education. For Jews,

In the mid-2000s I lived on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, at the corner of 80th and Amsterdam. Giuliani’s New York, which was characterized by aggressive

“Mommy, are people still wearing masks?” This was the first question our youngest son asked when he got off the bus this past week after