I recently returned after two months of volunteering in Yerushalayim. I just had to participate, contribute and be part of Jewish history, this momentous time

As former president Jimmy Carter transitions from this world to the next, there will be the tendency to romanticize his accomplishments. Michael Oren’s op-ed in

In just the last two weeks, our communities across the state mobilized to make sure that Jewish voters could participate in the primary election, which

The other day, as I was leaving synagogue after Shabbat services, I had a brief but impactful conversation with my rabbi’s wife. It was a

I read in last week’s paper (December 26, 2024) the “Light Over Darkness” article about one of our chayalim, Major Maor Lavi, who lost his

The December 19 issue of The Jewish Link has a column by Eliana Birman, “Middle East in Focus: Nadav Eyal Addresses Barnard on Regional Shifts

My strongest recollection of Jimmy Carter comes from reading an account by one of the negotiators who had been with him as he worked on

Did you know about the all-women tank unit that killed 50 heavily armed terrorists and saved a kibbutz? Did you know that 40% of IDF

I was reading the late Arnold Fine’s reminiscences about Chanukah of old and I remembered back in the 1950s when my cousins would give me,

Kudos to The Jewish Link and Dr. Alfred I. Neugut for sharing this important information (“Barrett’s Esophagus,” December 12, 2024). We believe that increasing awareness

I would like to commend Meir Brodsky on his letter in the Jewish Link (“A Different Look at Attrition Stats” December 12, 2024) for correctly

  In last week’s issue, the Panthers are listed as the TABC Sr League champs. (“Panthers Are Senior Division Champs in TABC Jr. Hockey,” December