The Jewish Link is pleased to introduce a new column, Reader Reflections, which will feature short essays by residents in the Jewish communities we serve

The unique challenges of the pandemic alarmed me, prompted me to alter many of my habits and at times cast a pall over seasons and

“Open enrollment” is basically a household word now, but there is still lots of confusion, especially this year with all the changes going on. Here’s

It was a couple of hours before Shabbat, a calm weekend in early November, and our seminary, Amudim, had brought us to southern Israel for

This new book marks his 11th publication. Highlighting: “Brothers From Afar: Rabbinic Approaches to Apostasy and Reversion in Medieval Europe” by Dr. Ephraim Kanarfogel. Wayne

Reviewing: “Exodus: A Parsha Companion” by David Fohrman. Maggid Books. 2020. English. Hardcover. 264 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592645671. When it comes to medical imaging, a radiologist

An innocent walk from shul on Shabbos and a chance encounter with a good friend turned into more than I expected. Jokingly I asked if

Featuring Dovid Zelig DDS  Photographed at the David Beyda Studio on 12-9-20 On Living here vs Israel: After commuting for many years, we lived in Israel

“Threats, harassment, and grading discrimination—Jewish students in the U.S. are increasingly plagued by incidents of anti-Jewish sentiment on campuses, coming from both pro-Palestine Arab organizations

This seven-mile moderate hike loops around Hook Mountain on the Palisades of the Hudson River. It begins by following the Long Path along the undulating

Ah, yes! How sad are many of life’s truisms, especially those dealing with an individual’s limited life span and the many illnesses and severe medical

Dr. John Gottman is considered one of the fathers of couples therapy. He was one of the first psychologists to do research on marital stability