Words of Strength, Prayer And Support at YU’s Evening Of Unity, Solidarity and Story
(Courtesy of YU) “On Oct. 7, Jewish history called. It has asked us to stand up and stand out as Jews. It has asked us
(Courtesy of YU) “On Oct. 7, Jewish history called. It has asked us to stand up and stand out as Jews. It has asked us
On Sunday April 7, an estimated 7,000 people attended a rally coordinated by the New York Hostages and Missing Families Forum and over 150 partnering
A message sent out by Rutgers University President Dr. Jonathan Holloway to the campus community rejecting BDS and reiterating plans by the university to move
On April 1, hundreds arrived in Teaneck to protest an event at Cong. Bnai Yeshurun honoring the members of Israeli humanitarian organization ZAKA. The protest
Gov. Phil Murphy’s unexpected March 27 statement supporting a ceasefire in Gaza has “disappointed and saddened” New Jersey’s Jewish community and prompted a response from
This eulogy was given at Senator Lieberman’s funeral on Friday, March 29. We have heard stirring tributes to Sen. Joseph Lieberman this morning from his
A few months ago, Steve Fox of Fox Marketing Services received a call late one Friday afternoon. An organization was preparing to send a group
The average job search in the United States, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data from January, lasts 20.9 weeks. Does that surprise you? If
Do you ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done? Well, what if I told you there’s a
What do Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne and Bruce Banner have in common? They closely guarded their secret identities as Superman, Batman and The Hulk. Depending
I’m writing this in the fresh, promising early spring, post a typical gloomy end of winter where I have to digest my Dolphins disappointment once
In January I penned an article including some economic and market prognostications for 2024. I had believed that it was on the lighter side and
As we keep learning more and more about the difficult year had by Israeli winemakers; beginning on October 7 and continuing through as we prepare
Lutali is an Italian restaurant, but the name is even more Italian. Ralph Mohadeb owns Lutali and named it after his wife Tali. He added
Gabe, which wines are you having this year for the four cups? I am asked this question every year, countless times. Does it really matter?
Reviewing: “Real Life Pesach Cooking” by Miriam Pascal Cohen. Mesorah Publications Ltd. 2024. English. Hardcover. 280 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1422639689. We’re close enough to Pesach that
A number of years ago, I went to my good friend Esty Furst for Shabbos Chol Hamoed lunch. In a possibly record-breaking incident, her Pesach
The weeks before Pesach are often fraught with anxiety and pressure to get everything finished on time. There are never-ending to-do lists. And we are
(JNS) An Israeli Air Force strike in the Al-Shati Camp on the northern Gaza coast killed six relatives of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Arab media
(JNS) Hamas has informed mediators that it rejects the latest U.S. proposal for a renewed hostages-for-ceasefire deal, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, April
(JNS) Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz warned on Tuesday, April 9 that Israel will respond in kind should Iran launch a direct attack against it.
(JNS) Typing “Jerusalem” on the current iPhone iOS 17.4.1 software in an emoji search returns a Palestinian flag icon if the phone is set to
“What I’m calling for is for the Israelis to just call for a ceasefire, allow for the next six, eight weeks total access to all
On Sunday evening March 31, a UJA-sponsored delegation of Bronx leaders arrived in Israel for a two-day solidarity mission. The mission included Bronx Democratic Rep.
We live in a digital world where people rely on technology for many aspects of everyday life. For some that includes Torah study. TorahApp, a
It’s no secret that companies from all industries are becoming more reliant on technology these days. We’re moving through an age of rapid digital transformation
Transferring files and emails from Gmail to outlook can be challenging, especially if you are doing it for the first time. For Pete’s sake, I
It is crucial to make a profit in business. There should be precautionary steps that determine how strategically the availability in the market is being
If you’re looking for a job in the airport, check out this list of the 10 best jobs that are available. From customer service to
The M9 Bayonet knife, like all knives in CS:GO, is an extremely rare commodity obtained by unlocking cases. The M9 Bayonet is one of the
Last week I had the privilege of competing at the Powerlifting High School Nationals in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. When looking into this competition after realizing
Following the conclusion of the 2024 Sarachek Championship, individual awards were handed out by the tournament committee. Congrats to these MYHSAL players: 1st Team All-Tournament:
On Wednesday, April 3, Yeshiva League Pass held its first annual all-star game in coordination with Yeshivah of Flatbush. Wild rain and crazy flooding created
(BCFL) This past Sunday the Bergen County Flag Football League kicked off its sixth season with a full slate of preseason games. The action continues
(MGBL) The first game of the seventh and eighth grade semifinals saw the #2 seed Holy Guacamole facing the #3 seed Hawks. Holy Guacamole led
The Jewish Link and The Humble Toast would like to recognize Noah Chesner as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The 11-year-old fifth grader at
(Courtesy of YU) “On Oct. 7, Jewish history called. It has asked us to stand up and stand out as Jews. It has asked us
On Sunday April 7, an estimated 7,000 people attended a rally coordinated by the New York Hostages and Missing Families Forum and over 150 partnering
A message sent out by Rutgers University President Dr. Jonathan Holloway to the campus community rejecting BDS and reiterating plans by the university to move
On April 1, hundreds arrived in Teaneck to protest an event at Cong. Bnai Yeshurun honoring the members of Israeli humanitarian organization ZAKA. The protest
Gov. Phil Murphy’s unexpected March 27 statement supporting a ceasefire in Gaza has “disappointed and saddened” New Jersey’s Jewish community and prompted a response from
This eulogy was given at Senator Lieberman’s funeral on Friday, March 29. We have heard stirring tributes to Sen. Joseph Lieberman this morning from his
A few months ago, Steve Fox of Fox Marketing Services received a call late one Friday afternoon. An organization was preparing to send a group
The average job search in the United States, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data from January, lasts 20.9 weeks. Does that surprise you? If
Do you ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done? Well, what if I told you there’s a
What do Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne and Bruce Banner have in common? They closely guarded their secret identities as Superman, Batman and The Hulk. Depending
I’m writing this in the fresh, promising early spring, post a typical gloomy end of winter where I have to digest my Dolphins disappointment once
In January I penned an article including some economic and market prognostications for 2024. I had believed that it was on the lighter side and
(Courtesy of Manischewitz) Manischewitz, the leading kosher brand for over 130 years, announces a major “rebrand” with a bold fresh look and feel across the
In Jerusalem, as soon as Purim is over, everyone begins to get ready for Pesach. Two and a half weeks ahead, macaroons are already in
The idea of the restaurant was to give patrons a complete white-glove treatment from the moment they walk through the door. There’s even a kind
Recipes by Naomi Nachman from ‘Perfect for Pesach,’ shared with permission by Artscroll. Charoset Salad Pareve—Yields 8 servings I wanted to include a version of
The eagerly awaited new kosher pizza shop in Linden, New Jersey is now open, and the rave reviews are well deserved. The Corner Slice, located
Moshe Berow has been working in the food business a long time. From Riverdale to several stops in New Jersey and from catering to supermarkets,
Rabbi Uriel Vigler is originally from Zimbabwe—although when he lived there, it was called Rhodesia. His parents were Chabad shlichim (messengers living in an outpost),
Karina Ariev, Karina bat Ira, 19, a soldier at the Nahal Oz military base near Gaza, was taken captive by Hamas early in the morning
Amid all our activism and prayers for the soldiers, the hostages, the victims and those suffering from the massacre and the war, we may lose
(Courtesy of NJJBA) In an exceptional display of compassion and dedication, the New Jersey Jewish Business Alliance (NJJBA) has successfully coordinated the donation of a
Rina, from Riverdale, attended Nishmat’s summer program in Jerusalem for three weeks several years ago. She recalls that because she had a strong Hebrew and
Seven hundred people came to commemorate the lives of Lucy Dee and her daughters Maia and Rina, murdered by terrorists on April 7, 2023. The
We live in a digital world where people rely on technology for many aspects of everyday life. For some that includes Torah study. TorahApp, a
It’s no secret that companies from all industries are becoming more reliant on technology these days. We’re moving through an age of rapid digital transformation
Transferring files and emails from Gmail to outlook can be challenging, especially if you are doing it for the first time. For Pete’s sake, I
It is crucial to make a profit in business. There should be precautionary steps that determine how strategically the availability in the market is being
If you’re looking for a job in the airport, check out this list of the 10 best jobs that are available. From customer service to
The M9 Bayonet knife, like all knives in CS:GO, is an extremely rare commodity obtained by unlocking cases. The M9 Bayonet is one of the
Last week I had the privilege of competing at the Powerlifting High School Nationals in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. When looking into this competition after realizing
Following the conclusion of the 2024 Sarachek Championship, individual awards were handed out by the tournament committee. Congrats to these MYHSAL players: 1st Team All-Tournament:
On Wednesday, April 3, Yeshiva League Pass held its first annual all-star game in coordination with Yeshivah of Flatbush. Wild rain and crazy flooding created
(BCFL) This past Sunday the Bergen County Flag Football League kicked off its sixth season with a full slate of preseason games. The action continues
(MGBL) The first game of the seventh and eighth grade semifinals saw the #2 seed Holy Guacamole facing the #3 seed Hawks. Holy Guacamole led
The Jewish Link and The Humble Toast would like to recognize Noah Chesner as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The 11-year-old fifth grader at