I grew up as an only child in a house that happened to have four other children in it, with whom I shared both a

The Orthodox Union has backed the Donald Trump administration’s choice of Elisabeth “Betsy” DeVos as its education secretary, and we think it’s an important appointment

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Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman, who will succeed Richard Joel as Yeshiva University’s fifth president, is stepping into a role as vaunted as the institution he

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When we write our next editorial, for the November 10 Jewish Link, there will likely be a brand-new president-elect of the United States of America.

As a Teaneck Councilman, it is my pleasure to work collaboratively with partners who have a strong connection to Teaneck and a steadfast regard for

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The New York Times has never missed a chance to tell everyone how the United States should work with Israel. No, we shouldn’t be surprised

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Eighteen months of a roller-coaster presidential campaign; concerns over terrorism both domestic and abroad; the ongoing story of migrants rushing with urgency away from Syria;

My friend and Jewish Link colleague Jenny Gans and I have a few things in common; these are not by a long shot the only