As I write these words, Israel’s fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah hours ago remains technically intact. Yes, there have been breaches, but not to the extent

As International Human Rights Day approaches, these NGOs must be held accountable for their blatant hypocrisy. In a recent NGO Monitor event in Jerusalem, renowned

On a recent night, my block in Bergenfield rang out with air horns—and hate. A largely masked throng came to “protest” a small Israel-related informational

I didn’t panic. I knew the speaker and I knew it would end well. But for a second there… I teach a senior elective at

About once a month, 20 students from SAR High School and 20 from Comp Sci High (CSH), a public charter school in the Bronx, come

(Courtesy of Yad Leah) Thanksgiving was another day for volunteers to use their day off to give back. For the past eight years friends and

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Rep. Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) is surely no stranger to readers of The Jewish Link. The congressman has established a well-earned reputation as a consistent advocate

Israeli activist Shay Kallach didn’t always imagine a life of Zionist advocacy. The founder and director of Netsach Israel, a movement focused on the restoration

Yachad, the organization, and I go back many years together. It is true that I have always had a special place in my heart for

You know that old saying about how if you give a man a fish, you’ve supplied him with the food he needs for a meal,

Think of the word “kugel” for a moment. What vegetable do you associate with it? Potatoes, right? I mean, it’s 2024, and there are plenty