An unfortunate side effect of The Jewish Link’s popularity is that it is sometimes read by people who neither understand nor have warm feelings toward
This past Tuesday evening brought with it a number of surprises. The vast majority of them were wonderful, in that Jewish community members from near
As our office in Teaneck currently has several entire rooms dedicated to the sorting and organizing of virtually all the kosher wine bottles available in
Reviewing: “In the King’s Court (Ateret Tzahav): Exploring Megillat Esther, Our Most Subtle Victory,” by Rabbi Chaim Jachter; cover art by Miriam Kaminetzky. Kol Torah
Founded just over six years ago, the Orthodox Union’s Women’s Initiative, led since its inception by Rebbetzin Dr. Adina Shmidman of Lower Merion, Pennsylvania, has
For much of the past two decades, one law firm has been synonymous with promoting and enforcing the First Amendment as it relates to the
In this upside-down world, we recently saw an inexplicable contortion of American values at the Teaneck Board of Education. In this scenario, those elected to
The blessing, if we can call it that, came in the aftermath of the October 7 attack by Hamas. It is the shared clarity and
In the immediate weeks following the October 7 Hamas attack, Jews in America began to feel attacked on a clear and local level. Israel’s fight
I am sure I am not the only person scrutinizing my purchases this holiday season, making sure that the labels and brands I support are
Young adults ripping down hostage posters on college campuses appear to be blindly following a “very cool trend” to show no regard for human (Jewish)
Young adults ripping down hostage posters on college campuses appear to be blindly following a “very cool trend” to show no regard for human
