Twin sisters Miriam and Shayna Marcus, students at Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey, became bnot mitzvah last Shabbat and decided to learn Perek Shirah in

Dear Shayna B., I love your column in the Jewish Link and it makes my week special!!! I have a huge problem, and I think

The following is an excerpt from a Purim resource sent from the office of Rabbi Sacks, zt”l, as part of its ‘Ceremony & Celebration: Family

Go Down a Level and Marry I recently had an extended conversation with a group of TABC graduates about choosing a marriage partner. One alumnus

Parshat Tetzaveh The haftarah selection for this week’s parsha is somewhat unique, as most of the haftarot of parshiyot connected to the construction of the

The juxtaposition of Parshat Tetzaveh to Purim has long fascinated me. More specifically, what I find puzzling are the conflicting messages that emerge from each

Verse 10:1 reads: “Va-yasem ha-melech Achashverosh mas al ha-aretz ve-iyyei ha-yam.” We have all been wondering for years why the Megillah includes this statement. Note

“The Story Girl,” by L.M. Montgomery, has long been a favorite book of mine since childhood, largely because each and every one of us is

Highlighting: “The Jewish World of Elvis Presley” by Roselle Kline Chartock. Independently published. 2020. English. Paperback. 276 pages. ISBN-13: 979-8686604445. King David, a singer and

Reviewing: “Giacomo Meyerbeer: The Deliberately Forgotten Composer” By David Faiman. Gefen Publishing House. 2020. English. Paperback. 256 pages. ISBN-13: 978-9657023150. In her History channel article

Since last March, technology has been central to our lives, for better and for worse. While stuck at home, screen time skyrockets—from bingeing shows to

For most folks in America, Valentine’s Day is a time to express romantic love to their spouse or significant other. For me, I will always