(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) On Friday, September 10, the Port Authority of NY/NJ invited Rabbi Mordechai and Rabbi Avremy Kanelsky to deliver the invocation at

A beautiful room doesn’t come together by itself. A room that takes your breath away has carefully planned color, structure and movement. “When people have

Chol Hamoed dates: Thursday, September 23, through Monday, September 27Chol Hamoed dates: Thursday, September 23, through Monday, September 27Please enjoy The Jewish Link’s guide to

(Courtesy of Leviim Jewish Art Gallery) On Sunday, September 26, the fourth day of Chol Hamoed Sukkot, Leviim Jewish Art Gallery will be hosting Geula,

Dear Dr. Chani, I am approaching the coming Yom Tov with mixed emotions. I usually look forward to a relaxed mood, great meals and family

This moderate-to-strenuous loop hike in the New Jersey Section of the Palisades Interstate Park combines a walk along the top of the cliffs with a

This year, I built the most passul sukkah I’ve ever built in my life. And I built it in June. Every year, my kids’ school

This week we address a very serious problem plaguing the Jewish community: soggy gefilte fish. For those who generally enjoy crunch or at least a

A lulav is from a date palm tree. We wave the lulav in the air on Sukkot to symbolize becoming closer to Hashem and asking

Dear Shayna, Every year my family goes to visit my aunt’s farm for Sukkot. We can’t go this year because my aunt sold her farm.

Rabbi Heshie Hirth passed away on Shabbat Shuva, September 11, after being in a coma since suffering a stroke during heart surgery in the early

That there could be a relationship between the yamim noraim and psychology shouldn’t surprise us. After a 19th century of physiological treatments for mental illness—warm