The Letters to the Editor section of the Jewish Link has become a battleground over the past month. “It Is Time for Change” (March 29,

Thank you to the Teach NJS staff for creating a venue for our community to reach out and interact with government officials regarding non-public school

Thank you to Teach NJS and the OU for pulling off an unbelievable event!!! (“Are You Bucking Under the Weight of School Tuition,” April 12,

I read the article published last week (“A Different Perspective on Lockdowns,” April 12, 2018), a response to a previously published letter (“It Is Time

We applaud your efforts to bring addiction to the Teaneck community’s attention for the April 22 Amudim event, “Addiction and Substance Abuse Can Happen to

Growing up, I have always appreciated the Jewish concept of chesed, or loving kindness. It is one of the principle ideas behind giving back and

I read the letter that was published last week (“It’s Time for a Change,” March 29, 2018) by a fellow high school student. I sympathized

Several years ago, I had the privilege of studying in the Kollel Elyon at Yeshiva University. In addition to our intensive learning and chaburas, we

The recent “protests” at the Gaza-Israeli border have me worrying about the economic future of our cousins on the other side of the fence. We

It’s been over four months since Rutgers faculty were shown to be involved in a rash of outrageous anti-Semitic/anti-Israel incidents (see for example Jewish Link,

The last issue of The Jewish Link included a letter warning readers on the threat posed by Lebanon (and Hezbollah in particular) to Israel (“Lebanon’s

Teach NJS hosted successful events in Highland Park on March 4 and Fair Lawn on March 26. Both of these well-attended events brought out a