(YWN) At least one Islamic extremist—a 20-year-old armed with an automatic rifle and a fake explosive vest—rampaged through a crowded Vienna district Monday night, leaving
(JNS) The University of Connecticut has been investigating multiple reports of anti-Semitic incidents on its main campus, including swastika vandalism and other kinds of property
(JNS) A second arson attack on a Delaware Chabad House in two months happened last weekend as the Chabad Center for Jewish Life in Wilmington
(JNS) March of the Living will mark Kristallnacht with a message of unity and hope through an international campaign, “Let There Be Light.” It is
We at The Jewish Link have tried to be as even-handed as possible throughout this very long and stressful pandemic-era election. Temperatures have run high,
I was very happy to see an article about Asicha seminars in this week’s Jewish Link (“Asicha Seminars Offers Post-Seminary Learning for Women” October 29,
With ever-increasing agitation, I just finished reading Harry Glazer’s controversial article (if one can call it that) entitled “Spotlight on Ami Avraham” where Mr. Glazer
As an avid reader of The Link, I was appalled to see a biased majority of articles supporting Democrats versus Republicans in last week’s edition.
This letter is most likely being read following the conclusion of a fraught and tense election cycle for the majority of Americans. Following four years
Asicha Seminars, initiated in July 2020, is now into its 10-week fall semester focusing upon “The 39 Melachos in Your Home: Deepening Our Grasp of
It’s easy to see the difficulties schools and students have faced over the past six months due to the pandemic. It takes a motivated, unique
New Jersey Blood Services, a division of the New York Blood Center, will hold a series of blood drives at Teaneck’s Rinat Yisrael, located at
