A recent photo from Gaza shows Palestinians enjoying an Iftar dinner under the glow of string lights. The image is striking, not just for its

In November, I wrote to The Jewish Link about a hateful protest that took place on my block, expressing my concern that such a dangerous

As I looked forward to the Megillah reading, I was thinking about the situation of the Jews in Haman’s time, and our situation today. During

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The inspiring story from “Meet ‘Judge Gorgeous,’ at the Forefront of History” (Feb. 27, 2025), recounted the decision of the judge to have a re-enactment

In “On Torah Values” (March 6, 2025), Rabbi Jeremy Wieder’s dismissal of Rav Elie Mischel’s article, “When Did Torah Values Become Extreme?” (Feb. 27, 2025),

In “On Torah Values” (March 6, 2025) Rabbi Jeremy Wieder took issue with my citation of verses from the Torah in support of expelling the

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A couple of weeks ago, my sister-in-law’s husband passed away from a terrifying and poorly understood form of young-onset dementia which she wrote about in

On Tuesday, March 4, I attended the Borough of Bergenfield’s Council meeting. I listened as they explained why they were reintroducing their ordinance on public

In “When Did Torah Values Become ‘Extreme’?” (Feb. 27, 2025), Rabbi Elie Mischel, advocating particular contemporary Israeli political positions, writes: “The Torah explicitly commands us