In a time of great unrest throughout the Middle East, with the tides rising against Jews in so many places, it’s even more important to
To the Editor: If it walks like a duck and it quacks, does it matter whether you call it a sports bar or sports restaurant?
Today is my last day as an intern at JLBC. I was asked to write something about my time here at the Jewish Link as
It seems that war is one of the most common of all human activities. Study history of the human race, and you will not find
Last week I said that I would talk about how to get through the sometimes terrible aspects of marriage, while never giving up on the
Once in the town of Hoboken there lived a boy named Chezki who was bad at dating. It wasn’t so much that Chezki was bad
We had the honor of attending a very special wedding on Sunday night. The event took place in Los Angeles and we were part of
It now looks like the Al Qaeda threat to the world has been supplanted by an entity that poses greater peril than Osama Bin Laden’s
Bergenfield–On Sunday, September 14, TorahWeb.org will present two shiurim at Congregation Beth Abraham. At 8 p.m., Rabbi Mayer Twersky will present an introspection on the
After nine years as a camper and counselor at Massad Bet (of blessed memory), and one year as the Program Director of Camp Mesorah, I
In the midst of the threats from outside of the State of Israel, on Sunday, that Israel “recognized” 4,000 dunam (988 acres) in Gush Etzion
Chair in Comparative and International Criminal law at Durham University After capturing various major Iraqi cities and towns, attacking the Yazidis, and beginning a still-ongoing
