Abba Kovner was an Israeli poet, writer and a partisan commander in the Vilna Ghetto, who performed a vital role in establishing the United Partisan
A moving part of the Yamin Noraim service is the recitation of the piyyut “Arzei HaLevanon,” in which we describe the torture and death of
This morning I reread the article I wrote for The Link’s Rosh Hashanah edition last year. In it I mentioned that I was afraid of
“Are there really Jewish motorcyclists? How can that be?” I am often asked that question because the traditional image of a motorcyclist is one of
This 4.6-mile moderate hike in Harriman State Park goes by two lakes and reaches several viewpoints. Particularly outstanding are the views of Long Mountain, Turkey
Mini golfers beware, you are in for a scare. Located in Paramus, near Bury the Hatchet, Monster Mini Golf offers a glow-in-the-dark, monster-themed, indoor mini
Welcome back to “How Should I Know?”—the column that four out of five doctors recommend you stay away from. Dear Mordechai, How do I prepare
Send your best memes to us on Instagram @jewishlinknews
“Don’t forget to study for Tuesday’s test! There’s a lot of information you need to know, so use your free time wisely!” And with that,
FISCAL YEAR 2023 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT FOR PAID MILK ONLY PROGRAMS The Jewish Educational Center announced today that low cost milk will be available to all children
In Parshat Nitzavim, Moshe gives a very frightening pep talk before he passes away. And when I tell you what we’re making, it’s going to
This Shabbat, Bergen County rabbis will ask their congregations to make technology use ‘intentional.’ It seems all working adults struggle to strike just the right
