(Courtesy of Offices of Kean and Thomson) Assemblymen Sean Kean and Edward “Ned” Thomson lauded the passage of their bill establishing Economic Development Day in
Part III (continued from last week) When I first read the article by Jonathan Marvin, years after I had moved out of Washington Heights, it
What would you do if you had $18,000 to burn? We should all have such problems. In case you were wondering, yes, that was me
If the Jewish People collectively are a nation, then they arguably are a carbonation. This is because many Jews love drinking seltzer, a refreshing refreshment
It isn’t often that I have meetings at the back of the local yeshiva in Teaneck and am able to bear witness to and participate
If you are reading this article you are most likely quite disturbed by the anti-Semtic rantings of Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and, to a somewhat
It was the highlight of the inauguration ceremony. Moshe was ruler of Israel. Aaron was in his finest robes as kohen gadol, presenting the sacrifices
“Sanverim” (samech-nun-vav-resh-yod-mem) appears only three times in Tanach: at Genesis 19:11 and II Kings 6:18 (twice). The first is when the men who pressed Lot
The special haftarah read this week, Shemini parshat Parah, is a selection taken from sefer Yechezkel where the navi delivers his words of prophecy to
Conventional interpretations of Nadav and Avihu’s fate in this week’s parsha suggest that individual religious expression is disapproved of by God. The standard read of
Part 2 As mentioned last time, the Seneor family were from the upper class of Castilian society at the time of the expulsion. Slight correction:
One of our grandsons wrote to us yesterday and asked us if we were going to write our weekly article for The Jewish Link on
