With the approach of Rosh Chodesh Av, we begin walking the solemn corridor of the Nine Days that leads us into Tisha B’Av. We spend

“Hi Nana and Poppy, I hope you’re having a good summer. Please respond.” Okay, so I know this isn’t explorative prose, but to a grandparent

Earlier this year, Congress passed a bill known as the Taylor Force Act, named after a West Point graduate and Army veteran who was murdered

It is all jolly good that Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, became the first British royal to visit Israel since the end of the

It’s summertime, and as the Gershwin lyrics tell us, “the livin’ is easy.” Many of our collective Jewish experiences were gained through the times we

It was just last March when in this very space, The Jewish Link saw impending Polish legislation making it a crime to call death camps

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with European leaders was an opportunity on many levels. First, the prime minister fearlessly took center stage in nations

Editor’s note: Read our tributes to Rabbi Kaminetsky, z”l, at the following links: Rabbi Avi Bernstein, Rabbi Moshe Benovitz, Avi Rosalimsky, and Steve Gutlove. Last

A mortar shell explodes outside a Sderot kindergarten on Tuesday. Scores of rockets and mortars are keeping code red alarms going and Iron Dome responses

Last week, the administration decertified the U.S. role in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), better known as the Iran nuke deal. This week,

For many Americans, Memorial Day is the unofficial first day of summer. It’s a nice day off from work or school. If we did a

History was made on Monday. We’ve heard presidential candidates from both parties in the past promise the U.S. Embassy would move from Tel Aviv to