Thank You, President Trump
The defining feature of the term Yehudi (Jew) is the principle of hakarat hatov (gratitude). One is free to disagree with former President Donald J.
The defining feature of the term Yehudi (Jew) is the principle of hakarat hatov (gratitude). One is free to disagree with former President Donald J.
I’m writing to commend columnist Michael Feldstein for his article entitled “Creating Safe Spaces” (January 28, 2021). It’s not easy to admit former bias—especially publicly—and
I was deeply disturbed by the letter to the editor entitled “Communal Responsibility” (January 14, 2021); so much so that I lay awake pondering it.
I enjoy and look forward to Mitchell First’s articles in The Jewish Link each week. In this past week’s edition (“The Meaning of ‘Chamushim’ (Ex.
As a Conservative Jew, I fully endorse Rabbi Billet’s proposition of fostering communication and dialogue among different streams of Judaism (“Orthodox Rabbis Should Speak to
While reading the letter to the editor by Tamar Belote in which she responds to Dr. Wisotsky’s feedback on Sipporah Tracer’s article regarding tethered oral
I would like to wholeheartedly thank Ira Buckman for his article in the January 21 issue (“A Proposal to Improve Our Davening”), in which he
Maurice Appelbaum seems to be grasping at straws in his attempt to differentiate the Capitol insurrection and BLM movement (“Thoughts on the Capitol Insurrection and
Maurice Appelbaum claims in his January 21 article “Thoughts on the Capitol Insurrection and the BLM Movement,” that it is “disingenuous and misleading” to highlight
I am grateful to the Link readers who reached out and respectfully pointed out an error in my article last week (“Thoughts on the Capitol
I’d like to call attention to the often-ignored divorced/widowed segment of the Orthodox community and to some of the serious problems it faces. Please read
In a letter in The Jewish Link titled “Objections to Two LGBT Bills” (January 14, 2021), Rabbi Leiter spoke against a bill promoting diversity and