I realize that this is not a topic that most would expect me to discuss but as my grandchildren for sure can tell you that

It is the prophet Amos who devotes the opening verses of his eponymous biblical book to asking seven rhetorical questions. Among those questions we find

Whether you learned about the 1973 Yom Kippur War in history class or are old enough to remember the events as they were happening, Israel’s

In the realm of theater that delves into the horrors of the Holocaust, “Whistle: My Mother Was Mengele’s Secretary” emerges as a poignant and powerful

Today marked the completion of 11 months of saying Kaddish for my father. The first time our daughter Ayala met her brother Joseph, she was

Part VII On January 13, 1935, a referendum was conducted to determine whether the Saar Basin should remain under League of Nations administration, returned to

In 1979, the only weekly Orthodox Anglo-Jewish newspaper you could read was The Jewish Press. Many of our families subscribed to the publication—and the newspaper

From the perspective of a single. I’ve been writing for The Jewish Link for a few months, and thought it was about time that I

Reviewing: “The Halachic Haircutting Handbook: A Breakthrough Exposure of an Obscure Mitzvah” by Rabbi Chaim Jachter and Binyamin Jachter. Independently published. 2021. Paperback. 118 pages.

Reviewing: “Nazis, Islamic Antisemitism and the Middle East: The 1948 Arab War Against Israel and the Aftershocks of World War II” by Matthias Küntzel. Routledge.

Reviewing: “The Musaf Prayer: Background and Commentary,” by Rabbi Elchanan Adler. Mosaica Press. 2023. English. 230 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1957579412. The Tefillas Musaf of Shabbos is

Correct me if I’m wrong here, but I feel like whoever designs most of these hotels and motels does not do so with the frum