Authors note: Information about the sites was gleaned from the on-site signs and descriptions. The sights and smells of Chanukah are in the air! As
New York State Assembly Democrats met last week in Albany for an orientation of what changes are coming in the next legislative session, which begins
Are you looking to spice up your day with some fun, unique and affordable activities? Then look no further than the American Dream Mall in
Mr. Henri Landwirth is a hero to grown-ups around the world because he survived the Shoah. He is a hero to hundreds of thousands of
Editor’s Note: The Jewish Link is proud to present “Family Foundations,” our first serial fiction series by leading author Ariella Aaron. Please read on for
Reviewing: “Saul Lieberman: The Man and His Work” by by Elijah J. Schochet and Solomon Spiro. JTS Press. 2005. English. Paperback. 332 pages. ISBN-13: 978-0873341110.
(Courtesy of Artscroll) “Be a Blessing” is Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis’s final book, written during the throes of serious, painful illness. And yet it sings out
Highlighting: “Bat Ayin: Volume I: Bereishit-Shemot; Volume II: Vayikra-Devarim; Volume III: Moadim” by Rabbi Yisrael M. Mendelovits. Mosaica Press. 2022. Hardcover. Volume I: 525 pages.
Children’s books nowadays handle all sorts of topics. Many have themes of friendship and finding inner courage, while others seek to inspire readers to reach
This week Jennie Mohl Fine Art hosted a pop-up gallery in Teaneck featuring an incredible selection of works by prominent and emerging Israeli artists. Some
Unveiling of new 15-foot-tall menorah and lighting at the ice rink at the Seaport. (Courtesy of Moully Art) The menorah. The quintessential symbol in the
If you scrolled Izzy Meth’s Twitter feed trying to get an idea of what the 17-year-old high school senior was all about, chances are that
