As I made my way to synagogue this past Shabbat morning, knowing that my 9-year-old twin daughters had already been brought there by my husband,
As we recoiled in horror upon hearing of yet another attack on American Jews in a Monsey shul this past motzei Shabbat Chanukah, with a
Driving along Henrietta Szold Street up to Hadassah Medical Center, I wondered what the connection between this woman and Hadassah was. While waiting for my
Join us next motzei Shabbat at the Yachad Gala! Every weeknight, we leave the door open for our son, Zev, to come home from Yachad’s
There’s a lot happening in our world. Every piece of news, each email, each buzz, ring and notification on our phones is more thought-provoking than
It is with deep sadness that we go to press on Wednesday evening, after a terrible two days for the New Jersey Jewish community. The
We have had to hide our Francophile natures the past few decades – our love of classic French cooking terms (caramel, sauté, crème brûlée, etc.,
(JNS) Israel’s Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit says that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not need to resign or take a leave of absence as interim
Happy Thanksgiving. It’s not, strictly speaking, a “Jewish” holiday, but there’s plenty about this last Thursday in November that feels familiar. For many families, it’s
Some of our readers and most of my friends and family know that before I launched The Jewish Link, I worked in the fundraising and
Why is it that the U.N. and the U.S. liberal camp get to decide Israel’s sovereignty over its land? The U.S. wasn’t attacked by the
It was a shot between terrorism’s eyes. An IAF precision-guided missile entered the Gaza window of Islamic Jihad commander Baha Abu Al-Ata and his wife,
