Letter writer Baruch Blum urges The Link to print more stories regarding global warming (“Cover Climate Change” July 20, 2023). The author would have the
In his letter of July 20 to The Jewish Link, “Cover Climate Change,” Mr. Baruch Blum echoes the popular mantra that climate change poses an
In Barbara Wind’s story about Tanglewood (“The Sweetest Thing of All,” July 26, 2023), she wrote, “John Lockhardt, the conductor of the Boston Pops since
I agree with letter writer Lee March Grayson (“Time for Change in American Jewish Advocacy Leadership” July 27, 2023) that Jew-hatred is increasing and it
Once again Nina Glick sends it out of the ballpark with her article on “Who Is More Kosher, You or Me, and Does It Really
I applaud Dr, Neugut for bringing attention to our community about Mary-Claire King and mutations in BRCA (BReast CAncer) genes (“The Beach Boys Summer IV:
Connect all the dots and you will get an Israel-Saudi peace ceremony on the White House lawn. But getting there won’t be easy. When we
People of goodwill, by and large intuitively, cringe at the idea that pilots and other reservists can decide whether they will continue to show up
Nathan Diament, the Orthodox Union’s executive director of public policy, speaks alongside Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer at a New York City press conference calling
Moshe Cohen, Los Angeles native now residing in Ramat Eshkol, is spending the summer in Englewood where he and his wife, Sara, just welcomed their
An unforgettable journey of growth and exploration. (Courtesy of YU) This summer, Yeshiva University proudly facilitated four remarkable programs in Israel, providing 84 undergraduate students
In “To Heal a Fractured World,” Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, zt”l, calls for us to act upon our ethics of responsibility. “As long as there
