My dear colleague Rav Moshe Taragin errs when he suggests (“Parah Adumah, Democracy and Worshipping Human Constitutions” July 2, 2020) that the Second Amendment “was

I really related to Elizabeth Kratz’s editorial, “Gratitude, Today and Every Day” (July 2, 2020). It’s easy to become pessimistic during these stressful, turbulent times,

Ms. Kratz’s bromide (“Gratitude, Today and Every Day” July 2, 2020) is at best disingenuous and most likely dissembling in her appeal for personal gratitude

In “Parah Adumah, Democracy and Worshiping Human Constitutions” (July 2, 2020) Rabbi Moshe Taragin bizarrely criticizes the American right to bear arms as “idolatry.” He

While this (“Klal Yisrael’s Youngest Members Benefit From STAR-K Kashrus” July 2, 2020) might have been a well-intentioned effort, it is also halachically problematic. First,

The letter by Hindy Kierman, “Protecting Ourselves from Anti-Semitism,” July 2, 2020, touches on a very important point rarely if ever discussed in the Jewish

I have personally benefited from the Torah teachings of Rabbi Moshe Taragin and look forward each week to reading his Torah column in The Jewish

In last week’s career section, Heidi Fuchs wrote about a modern trend called ghosting (“Casper, the Not So Friendly Ghost” June 25, 2020), which is

Throughout my many years as a Bergenfield citizen, including a decade of service on the Bergenfield council, I have lived through multiple administrations and seen

As a high school senior, I feel a deep sense of appreciation for our community’s teachers, and so I would like to commend the letter

Adam Milstein lays out very well the looming threat of further anti-Semitism than we are experiencing now (“Never Again the Canary in the Coal Mine!”

I just read the article of Yaakov Meir, “Remembering Basketball Star Marvin Hershkowitz, One of Yeshiva University’s Most Iconic Alumni” (June 25, 2020). The article