(JNS) At press time, The New York Times had reported that negotiations in Cairo over a possible hostage-for-ceasefire deal would continue until Friday, Feb. 16,
(JNS) In a special congressional election to fill the vacated seat of disgraced Republican George Santos, Ethiopian-born Israeli-American Mazi Pilip, running as a Republican, lost
(JNS) The U.S. Senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid package early on Tuesday morning, Feb. 13 that includes $14.1 billion for Israel, $60.1 billion
(JNS) The IDF released a new video on Tuesday night, Feb. 13 that appears to show Hamas terror leader Yahya Sinwar and his family hiding
One of the biggest joys I have as the publisher of The Jewish Link is the opportunity to meet, speak with and build relationships with
The headline to Rabbi Pittinksy’s article, “How a Gas Station Chat Taught me to Combat Antisemitism” (February 8, 2024), brought back a 50-year-old memory. Like
The front-page picture of “Israelis Protesting at Border Crossing” in the February 8, 2024 issue, and the accompanying article praising the protest, gives the impression
In the global arena, the U.S.-led Western European bloc is encircled by hostile neighbors. To the west in the Pacific region are China and North
How can you vote Democrat? How can you vote Republican? These questions seem newly perennial with the advent of democratic republics. Even Jews, we who
As many of you know, our community suffered a terrible tragedy several weeks ago. On the morning of January 25, Dymond Fryson, a mother of
First, I attended the Teaneck Youth Advisory Board Career Night last week, and I want to compliment everyone who was involved in arranging it. The
Monday’s triumphant operation gives strong ammunition, so to speak, that a military campaign into Rafah is the most effective way to achieve the goals of
