Kudos to you for re-inventing The Jewish Link format! As much as I enjoyed reading your weekly informative paper, I always had to adjust the

I am from Pittsburgh. In fact I was born and raised in Squirrel Hill. I was extremely sad and heartbroken when on Sunday morning I

I am writing to express thanks to our local public servants and law enforcement authorities on their compassionate and swift response to the Pittsburgh tragedy

In light of the recent horrific tragedy in Pittsburgh, we should all make an attempt to recognize the specialness of our own houses of worship

In an article published last week in The Jewish Link (“Time for Change at the Board of Education: Vote,” October 25, 2018), we identified the

With election day hard upon us, [it is] time to stop procrastinating and start making choices. All the campaigns for offices have been hard at

Tablet magazine points out about New Jersey’s Fifth District Congressman Josh Gottheimer that “since reaching Congress in 2017, the 45-year-old New Jerseyan has staked out

A vote to permit assisted suicide in New Jersey is up to a vote on the assembly floor on the 29th of this month. In

I was your neighbor for many years. I was your child’s Little League coach. I was the 10th man at the minyan when there was

Dear Jewish Link Readers, As you know, JInspire and Project Inspire cater to all Jews across the world. We run ads in many different kinds

It has been a few weeks since my article “Mi K’Amcha Yisrael” was published in The Jewish Link. Since its release, the article has generated

I wish to applaud Dr. Wallace Greene on his recent series of articles on Jewish literacy. They should not be simply forgotten or ignored. The