Queens Jewish Link
Connecting the Queens Jewish Community On Wednesday evening, September 16, Coach Menachem Bernfeld hosted a virtual shiur featuring Rabbi Uri...
An update about Israel not seen in mass media was given by a former long-time member of the Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills who made Aliyah last year.
Since 2019, the New York City Council has continued the incredible tradition of gathering at the City Hall Sukkah to break bread and celebrate the joyous holiday of Sukkos. This year, the gathering was once again hosted by Adrienne Adams, Speaker of the Council, who was grateful to join a whopping 40 of her colleagues, who proudly stood with brimming smiles alongside community leaders and everyday New Yorkers.
Assemblymember Stacey Pheffer Amato arranged an urgent school safety
On Tuesday evening, October 10, Chazaq, Daily Giving, Hakhel, and TorahAnytime hosted a global unity event on behalf of Eretz Yisrael. Robbie Aboff, Chazaq’s Director of Operations, welcomed everyone to the virtual event.
The officers at the New York Police Department have provided an unprecedented level of support and protection throughout the Jewish communities of New York. In Kew Gardens Hills, Mina Kessler and Leah Rabovsky took upon themselves thanking the local officers with some treats from Dunkin’ Donuts at the 107th police precinct on behalf of the Greater Queens Jewish Community.
All of the art adorning the Kiddush/Social Hall, ten paintings, at Congregation Machane Chodosh are hers. She created two murals on the shul’s sukkah walls.
She created and donated her art as gifts for the Sisterhood events and the shul’s dinners. And she does it for free.
