I, like so many in our community, enjoy reading The Jewish Link. I appreciate the interesting articles and attractive advertisements. I also enjoy watching my

As the summer comes to a close, many families in our community are looking for new childcare arrangements for the upcoming year. I understand well

As I was reading through Rabbi Muskat’s fine article (“Modern Orthodoxy’s Relationship With the Charedi and Open Orthodox Communities,” August 8, 2019) it struck me

I was dismayed and horrified to read Bertha Massoffi’s letter to the editor last week (“Missing the Point on Marijuana,” August 1, 2019) in which

I believe that our country should closely examine the firearms policy of Israel. Several other nations have a similar approach. I urge all readers to

Living in the neighboring town to Dati-neck (“DATI-neck’: A History of Orthodox Teaneck,” Aug. 1, 2019) of Fair Lawn for the past 36 years, I

We are in a period of mourning both as Jews and Americans. As Jews, we lament the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash which enabled us

I’m a parent, a grandparent, and a single Orthodox mom who is strongly rooted in both the Jewish and secular worlds. This means that in

I was very disappointed in the letter by Murray Sragow, wherein he claims that comparisons to detention camps on the southern border do not trivialize

Mr. Sragow’s response to the article “Detention Centers on Southern Border Are Most Definitively Not Concentration Camps” misses the point (“Not Trivializing the Holocaust,” July

I enjoyed reading “Memories of New Milford’s Once-Thriving Jewish Community,” (July 25, 2019). My family moved to New Milford in the summer of 1956 and

I am writing to let you know of the great service Project Ezra is providing for the community. I attended another lecture last night arranged