During the glorious Shabbat Nachamu 5777, when Rav Shlomo Amar joined us at Congregation Shaarei Orah, the Sephardic Congregation of Teaneck, I had the opportunity

Last month, I shared a life-changing experience: our trip to Poland. We walked in the footsteps of our parents, relatives and others who survived or

Parshat Re’eh Throughout the seven haftarot of consolation that follow Tish’a B’Av, the navi Yeshayahu presents us with descriptions of the final redemption and return

This past week, I drove my car to the mechanic and a friend followed me so he could drive me back home. On my way,

Parshat Re’eh centers on the connection between relationship and command. Bnei Yisrael are instructed in many of the practical mitzvot that they will be expected

Don’t want to take a math or science AP class? Want a high-level stimulating course that gives you college credits? The answer to this dilemma

Part 9 (continued from last week) One day, Father returned home from work very tired but you could sense from the spark in his eyes

At the age of 81, Mazal (Monica) Herzfeld converted to Judaism. The little girl from Düsseldorf, Germany, who spent her childhood in the dark days

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The following is a list of thoughts that went through my head on the way to and from my brother’s wedding. He had the chutzpah

As the summer sun continues to beat down on Jerusalem’s congested roadways, I am continually impressed with the runners who brave the crowds and sweltering

It is surprising how fast seven weeks can fly by. Usually Jewish Link interns are supposed to stay for four to six weeks, and I