On Thursday, July 27th we observed Tisha B’Av, the saddest day of the year on the Jewish calendar. Tisha B’Av reminds us that it is

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By Rabbi Adam (Chananya) Rosenblum, Esq Creating an estate plan involves contemplating some uncomfortable topics, such as one’s death or incapacity. It’s understandable that many

Each year, The Jewish Link recruits several interns to write for the publication during the summer. Every recruit comes from a different background and has

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For those who live in Bergenfield the above title especially applies because this week the city of Bergenfield offers “bulk pickup.” I often watch as

With the weatherman’s announcement this past Sunday of a 97% chance of rain, followed by many flood alerts, my wife Ahuva and I should have

At least two articles and many social media posts recently went viral alleging that a large multi-generational Orthodox Jewish family of over 30 people at

The crowd at Greenwich Village’s Judson Theatre chattered in anticipation, an eclectic mix of western pop and Arabic music playing in the background. The audience,

One of the best ways we can appreciate the subtle, not so subtle, and sometimes amusing differences between observant Jewish communities in the United States

  Reviewing: “The Souls of the World of Chaos” by Abraham Isaac Hakohen Kook, author; Bezalel Naor, editor Kodesh Press. English. Paperback. 224 pages. ISBN-13:

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