Refugees Should Resonate With Jews
I am a refugee! I was born a refugee, on a freight train, no less. I lived as a refugee in a displaced persons camp.
I am a refugee! I was born a refugee, on a freight train, no less. I lived as a refugee in a displaced persons camp.
A popular definition of insanity is attributed to Albert Einstein: “Doing the same thing over again but expecting different results.” However, I think even better,
Thank you for your enlightening story of Ben Marcus’ remarkable contribution to Orthodox Jewish daily life at Brown University (“BCHA Alum Ben Marcus Brings Daily
I feel it important to mention that Rabbi Moshe Taragin’s article “Actually, Torah is in Heaven” (September 7, 2023), which expounds on the modern lack
I wish to comment on Michael Feldstein’s thoughtful article, “Seven Things to Change at Jewish Weddings” (August 31, 2023). He omitted one very important issue
We are all sadly aware of the divisiveness and sometimes acrimony among the segments of our Jewish community. Our challenge is to identify our roles
I am choosing to write this letter anonymously so that you might contemplate if it is your neighbor who is writing it. Is it your
I was shocked and appalled to read a letter to the editor decrying “liberal activism in our schools” (“Liberal Activism in Our Schools” September 7,
M. Greenberg raised a jumble of concerns in a letter last week (“Liberal Activism in Our Schools” September 7, 2023). The most shocking to me
I was extremely dismayed to read the letter to the editor titled “Liberal Activism in Our Schools” last week. Not everything has to be politicized.
Our family would like to thank the innumerable members of the Bergenfield VAC and the fire and police departments who showed up and with impeccable
The article in The Jewish Link of September 7 (“Community Security Service and Orthodox Union Join to Enhance Security Awareness”) is a welcome, if belated,