The Jewish Link is excited to announce the start of a new monthly series: “Six Over Sixty.” We will be highlighting the lives and careers

We at The Jewish Link have long tried hard to be perceived as staying solidly in the “muddled middle” of our community on tricky issues

Pittsburgh. A 57 percent increase in anti-Semitism. Random acts of violence against Jews in cities and towns all over the nation. The time could not

The Jewish community is certainly not immune to the winds of change blowing through contemporary society. A Teaneck synagogue, Congregation Netivot Shalom, has twice hired

In December of 2016, then Secretary of State John Kerry unleashed an hour and a half of invective against Israel’s future as a Jewish and

New Jersey Congressman Josh Gottheimer got it so on point recently when he introduced a resolution urging the United States to formally recognize Israeli sovereignty

Louis Farrakhan. A man who would compare Jews to “termites” and refer to Hitler as a “great man” and Judaism as a “gutter religion.” How

With his signature, Gov. Phil Murphy, before the over 300 assembled at YBH of Passaic on Tuesday, dramatically improved the safety of the state’s Jewish

Jay “Yaakov” Eizik was honored on Tuesday night at the Teaneck Town Council meeting, with the Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps Lifetime Achievement Award. Joining TVAC

Gaza. BDS. New elections. Yet another U.N. resolution condemning Israel. The list of negative connections to Israel seems to go on and on, typically with

The Jewish Link wishes a heartfelt mazal tov to Rabbi David and Dr. Miriam Hirsch and Rabbi Chaim and Chavie Hagler on the engagement of

Let history be our judge. April 9 is not the time for Israel to be led by anyone else but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. So