Should We Be Asking More Halachic Questions of Our Rabbis?
I am an avid reader of many Orthodox Jewish periodicals, including The Jewish Link, The Jewish Press, OU’s Jewish Action, and Mizrachi’s magazine. I also
I am an avid reader of many Orthodox Jewish periodicals, including The Jewish Link, The Jewish Press, OU’s Jewish Action, and Mizrachi’s magazine. I also
(Courtesy of Ferencz Institute) The Benjamin Ferencz Institute for Ethics, Human Rights and the Holocaust (formerly MIMEH) and CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center have
This is the Israel that I’m holding onto, as my tears of pride and fear mingle and I look to a future filled with these
Introspection, evaluation and change happens when individuals and organizations honestly strive to become exceptional and wish to reach their optimum potential. We do this prior
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Romania boasts a rich and ancient Jewish history, with evidence of Jewish life dating back to the early second century, and possibly even the first
Takeaway from a webinar sponsored by The Jewish Link on June 21, moderated by Jewish Link co-publisher Moshe Kinderlehrer, with guests Robert Kornitzer, Esq. and
(Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) The No Surprises Act is a federal law enacted to protect patients from unexpected medical bills incurred on or after
Ten years ago, my role as principal of a day school in Atlanta ended and I immediately hung my “Impactful” shingle. Voila, I was now
On Sunday, August 6, the Broadway revival of the musical “Parade” ended its limited run at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. The show details the
As the summer wanes, it’s a great time to head to the city because devoted urbanites are usually heading out to other beachier, breezier places.