(Courtesy of ACHI) What began as a group of grandmothers banding together to help bolster Israel’s economy has blossomed into an innovative nonprofit advocacy organization
Recently, The Jewish Link wrote about an organization called Shalva (Jan. 4, 2024, p. 31) which stepped up and galvanized their efforts to help children
(Courtesy of Just One Life) These women all gave birth after Simchat Torah while being evacuated and are all returning home to Sderot this week.
(Courtesy of jewishblind.org) Jewishblind.org invites everyone on a mission to Israel to do a double mitzvah. Join blind students and families on their visits to
Despite the title, this is not a political commentary. I did research on why a government has a “cabinet” and found that its origins are
(Courtesy of Passover Listings) Boo! Passover is coming. Does that scare you as much as it scares us? Turns out, Passover doesn’t have to scare
When West Orange, New Jersey native Rabbanit Sally Mayer stands in front of a classroom of young adults, she is not only giving over a
Zahava Stemp, 32, made aliyah in August 2022 from Fair Lawn to Ramat Beit Shemesh with her husband Danny and their children Aliza, Isaac, Raylie,
My wife Sharon and I are at the age where many of our peers are downsizing their residences. Some of our friends have moved to
February 4: The Barrymore Theater’s 1058 seats are filled for the closing performance of Harmony. I weave through half a block of two parallel ticket
I usually advocate that the best time to make aliyah is straight out of high school. In short, at this stage you have the least
If you have ever been on a weight loss diet before, chances are you followed some type of food rules: no bread, carbs, bananas …
