Now that Pesach is over, it is appropriate to have a discussion about challah. We look forward on a weekly basis to that special taste
For most people, when mentioning family traditions, the word customs frequently arises. For those of us from Canada, the word customs connotes something entirely different
In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson famously stated that “All Men Are Created Equal.” We often wonder whether children are included in this statement.
Many newspapers feature a regular column on automotive and traffic issues, with discussions of road conditions, accident-prone areas, morning commute times, and the dismal state
It is now just about 30 days, just a little more, since Yosl Friedenson, editor of Dos Yiddishe Vort, went to Olam Haboh. I knew
I recently sat down with newly elected member of the Israeli Knesset (Parliament) Rabbi Dov Lipman to discuss a variety of (mostly) non-political issues. Rabbi
Roger Ebert’s passing leaves a void in the tradition of critics who love film. His wit and insight added much to the criticism canon. His
Sixty-six years ago, David Ben-Gurion needed to unite the Jewish people before appealing to the international community for a State of Israel. He created the
As Orthodox Jews, we assume a myriad of financial obligations in order to ensure that we can live in accordance with the tenets of our
Jackie was the first. Jackie could not just play the game for himself. He was playing the game for every one of his race who
Last month, President Obama challenged our memories. On a stage full of mothers who have lost children in recent gun violence attacks, the president spoke
To the Editor: I would like to thank The Jewish Link for publishing so many quality articles about activities occurring in the numerous Bergen County
