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  • 2 weeks ago | jewishlink.news | Elizabeth Kratz

    Last week, The Jewish Link published an important story on our cover, entitled “Linden’s Jews Object to Proposed Zoning Ordinance.” It was written by our longtime reporter Debra Rubin; it took several weeks for it to see the light of day because much of the activity happened right before the Pesach holiday began and we generally don’t print the paper during Chol Hamoed.

  • 3 weeks ago | jewishlink.news | Elizabeth Kratz

    Imagine the serene beauty and picturesque nature of a farmhouse, surrounded by some of the cutest animals known to man … then add all your friends and family beside you enjoying the outdoors. Could there be a more memorable place to celebrate one of life’s greatest moments?

  • 3 weeks ago | jewishlink.news | Elizabeth Kratz

    Reviewing: “The Aggadic Mindset II: How Talmudic Tales Shape the Jewish Outlook” by Rabbi Chaim and Binyamin Jachter. Cover artwork by Miriam Kaminetzky. Kol Torah Publications, 2025. 268 pages. ISBN: 9798312213317. Up until the 1920s, there were Ein Yaakov Jews rather than Daf Yomi Jews. Ein Yaakov was a compilation of talmudic tales (aggadah) with commentary based on unique stories told by rishonim contained in the Babylonian Talmud.

  • 1 month ago | jewishlink.news | Elizabeth Kratz

    While of course we would like it to be so, it doesn’t always happen that we at The Jewish Link receive total support for our own work, generous access to both private and public events and invitations into the most secure of locations for the highest-level of meetings. However, former MK Ofir Akunis, who began in his first diplomatic post serving as Israel’s consul general in New York in the spring of 2024, established that relationship with our team right from the start of his posting.

  • 2 months ago | jewishlink.news | Elizabeth Kratz

    During the two Shabbatot before my beloved husband, Alexander, passed away, I had the good fortune to receive gifts of delicious sourdough from my friends Rabbi Dr. Ari and Chana Sytner. During those brief visits to deliver the loaves, I expressed to them that I felt overwhelmed in many ways during Alexander’s four-year illness that his collection of seforim (holy books) and Jewish books in English were too large for our home to manage comfortably.

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Lauren Matison primarily covers news in the New York and surrounding areas including parts of New Jersey and Connecticut, United States.

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