Once again arriving at a new year, we begin the familiar movements inwards and outwards. We ask ourselves how we would like to improve as

Harav Yissachar Shlomo Teichtal, HY”D, was a prominent Slovakian rabbi who was ultimately murdered in the Holocaust and whose view of the world was radically

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Most likely, Aleinu was composed as a Rosh Hashanah prayer, as the introduction to the Malchuyot verses of the Amidah. It leads perfectly into these

As avid readers of The Jewish Link may have noticed, this biweekly column is now beginning its third year. The Siach BaSadeh column, part of

(Courtesy of JLIC) Young professionals and college students on JLIC campuses across New Jersey, New York and the tri-state area delivered breakfast and smiles to

As we approach Rosh Hashanah and Aseres Yemei Teshuvah, our prayers are imbued with appeals to the One Above that we be remembered … for

In case you haven’t heard, The Chazak Discount Card from the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation might just be the most special and terrific way to

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A man who calls himself “Serenity Sam” has been a fixture for decades in Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across southern California. He tells the story of

For Yiddish speakers, there is a certain irony inherent in the High Holy Days, particularly Yom Kippur. For a great many, the message of repentance

One in every 10 of us, translating into over 30 million people within the U.S., have their names listed on a state register for unclaimed