A lesson of the Kamtza-Bar Kamtza story is that we need to be careful about the way we treat others. The topic of judicial reform
I had mixed emotions after reading Lee March Grayson’s letter to the editor in the most recently published Jewish Link entitled “Time for a Change
The new blockbuster movie “Oppenheimer” has sparked renewed interest in World War II. But rather than just portraying one incident like in “Saving Private Ryan,”
Dr. Wisotsky would have us sit back and let another cataclysmic change far in the future unfold as others have in the past (“Climate Hysteria
I was talking to a woman this Shabbos who told me about her recent experience with her primary care physician in Teaneck. Her doctor told
If the law to cancel the reasonableness standard doesn’t change, banning parties in Israel will become much easier. The legislature has passed the Law to
A deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia would effectively be a ginormous step forward in ending the Israel-Arab conflict. Speaking metaphorically, a deal between Israel
I have seen no evidence that al-Sheikh has ever changed his terrorist ways. I have read no statements of remorse or regret from him for
(Courtesy of Yeshivat Shalshelet) In a groundbreaking and momentous move for both institutions, Yeshivat Shalshelet, the pioneering yeshiva day school for students with language-based learning
(Courtesy of JFS Clifton-Passaic) Growing older brings its share of transitions. Biological changes might spring to mind first. However, aging can usher in other shifts,
One way to measure the reach and impact of a Jewish communal organization is by the caliber of people they bring into the room for
Close to 4,000 people came out to watch the talented performers at The Chosen Comedy Festival in Coney Island this week. As usual, Comedian Elon
