There were three letters in one issue (“Second Amendment Musing,” “Wrong on the Second Amendment,” “Correcting an Inaccuracy Regarding the Second Amendment” July 9, 2020)

I endorse Rabbi and Nina Glick’s plea to avoid judging each other too harshly (“The Three Week Challenge,” July 9, 2020), but when it comes

We would like to thank Daniel Chazin and The Jewish Link for writing and publishing his articles on nearby hiking adventures (“Ringwood’s Norvin Green State

My friend Ben Rothke in his excellent article lists five specific scams (“Ring, Ring. Who’s There? Scammer Calling” July 9, 2020). Number 6 is just

Editor’s note: The Jewish Link, the writer of the article “Rep. Josh Gottheimer Faces Primary Challenge” (July 2, 2020) and its editor were criticized online

My wife and I returned from Florida in early June. We both received Official Sample Ballots for the upcoming New Jersey primary. Since we never

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