A Chance for the UN to Condemn Hamas
In what might be her last important act as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley is going after Hamas. And rightly so. It
In what might be her last important act as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley is going after Hamas. And rightly so. It
President George H.W. Bush knew he had made a huge mistake. The year was 1991 and the President had voiced opposition to $10 billion in
It’s called Airbnb. But now the booking platform would be more appropriately called Err-bnb, because if there was ever a grievous mistake made by any
No, it’s not a religious holiday, but we think it’s appropriate this Thanksgiving for American Jews to recognize the tremendous support given the Jewish community
Last Tuesday was one of those jam-packed days in the life and career of a Jewish media professional where I truly feel blessed with the
In years past, when Israel has had to defend itself against the terror of Hamas, the world community has used the words “excessive force” to
Last year, I published a piece expressing our family’s deep commitment and longstanding connections to, and abiding love and affection for, the work of Yachad
OK, it’s over. Finally. These much-anticipated, often highly divisive, midterm elections have reached an end. We know that many of our readers perhaps expressed a
Last week, many of us learned of the Tree of Life congregation killings as we emerged from Shabbat. Some of us, as the Havdalah candle
This is a great time of year to be an Orthodox Jewish teenager in northern New Jersey. If you are parents of teens or know
Our regular readers have likely noticed by now that this week’s 253rd edition of our paper and, specifically, our cover looks markedly different than the
Twenty days. That’s how much time we have until the crucial November 6 midterm elections. The Jewish Link, over the past several weeks, has been