It hardly can go unnoticed that several of the Letters to the Editor published in recent editions of the Jewish Link indicate that there is

When I was a child, I would hop out of the car with one of my mother’s brightly colored Purim baskets and run up to

The presidential candidates were on their game and said the right words. But though we may wish them to, candidates don’t exist in an AIPAC

The presidential candidates were on their game and said the right words. But though we may wish them to, candidates don’t exist in an AIPAC

When I was a child, I would hop out of the car with one of my mother’s brightly colored Purim baskets and run up to

Several years ago, the lower level of the Walter Washington Convention Center in our nation’s capital displayed, in vivid props and models, the process and

With BDS seemingly getting more than its share of news, be it nearby, nationally or across Europe, we were really glad to see an effort

Probably the first and last Shabbat I ever “went to the office” was Saturday, December 19, 1998. I can pinpoint the moment because it was

When we picked the name “Jewish Link” for our paper and media company, we did so because we were serious about connecting our unique Northern

Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle (D-Englewood) speaks with The Moriah School’s Head of School Rabbi Daniel Alter about education affordability and security during a Schools in Session

Not too long ago, there was “Jeb!,” Chris Christie “Telling it Like it Is” and even the distant memory of Bobby Jindal “For President.” On

America’s Jewish community lost a good friend with the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died of a heart attack last weekend at