The recent Trump administration policy of separating asylum-seeking families at the U.S. border invoked the ire of liberals and humanitarian-minded conservatives alike. Yet, in some
I am writing in response to recent comparisons made in many media outlets between the immigration crisis and the Holocaust. I sympathize with the separation
Last Sunday, June 24, Congressman Mark Meadows (R-NC) came to Englewood under NORPAC auspices. As expected, he gave his views on the latest events here
The headline article in this week’s Jewish Link, “Sanders Leads Dems Away From Israel” (June 14, 2018) should send shudders down the spine of every
Last week, I had the opportunity to hear Assemblyman Gary Schaer (D-Passaic) speak to a group in Fair Lawn and he reiterated the importance of
I am tired of writing about anti-Semitism and hate rhetoric in university classrooms! I understand that institutions of higher learning pride themselves on academic freedom
Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ joins 26 Jewish organizations and other religious groups in condemning the cruel and unconscionable policy of separating children from
In reading about the story of the miraglim in this week’s parsha, Shelach Lecha, one can only marvel at the Torah’s prescience and relevance to
As I sit down to write this, I am just days away from attending my first significant graduation as a father. True, it is an
Ask any Jew how smart Jews are, and they immediately wax poetic on how many Nobel Prizes they’ve won and how great their achievements have
In his May 31, 2018, article titled “Zevachim 45,” Rabbi Zev Reichman tries to prove that a convert is like a newly born person from
I found the article (“TABC Storm Fall Just Short in Columbus Tournament Championship,” May 10, 2018) very well written by one of the TABC players.
