Our parents, Mark “Mendy” Schwartz and Karen Orgen, who are also our role models, have taught us that you cannot always control what happens to

In your most recent issue, Rabbi Ron Yitzchok writes of the “curse of cremation” and how this “plague (is) wreaking spiritual havoc” in the Jewish

I was enjoying my morning flip through of the paper, but when I got to one full-page ad I forgot which newspaper I was reading.

As a longtime reader of The Jewish Link it’s my understanding that its central mission is to inspire, educate and inform the observant community by

In making an initial acquaintance of a man from Teaneck (or other frum community), during the course of introductions your new friend will invariably interject

I received many calls and emails from our family and friends who read the article about the important Chanukah event at the Turkish House in

The Henry Wittenberg Invitational has returned, with wrestling commencing on February 17 and 19. On Sunday the 19th at 9:30 a.m., alumni wrestlers and managers

I wanted to share a few words in memory of one of my beloved teachers, Mr. Stanley Becker, z”l, who passed away recently at the

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After reading the hundreds of words of praise for Rav Druckman (“Rav Chaim Druckman, zt”l” December 28, 2022), I was more than disappointed that there

We were so lucky and blessed to have Linda in our family. Every family should have a sister-in-law, aunt and great-aunt like Linda, with the

As the parent of a former SINAI student, Elizabeth Kratz’s recent article, “Supporting Classmates, Supporting SINAI,” truly resonated with me. When our son Binyamin was