“The agunah crisis” is an anachronism that should have disappeared from Jewish life a long time ago. Basically the halacha states that a Jewish woman

Here we go again. The Delaware native (POTUS) and the Second Gentleman have prompted a movement to settle a problem that has been around for

As members of the Board of Trustees of the Bergenfield Public Library, we would like to alert the community to the re-opening of the library

Thank you for the great article and well-deserved coverage of the grand finale at the International Conference of Chabad Emissaries (“Global Chabad Kinus Gathers in

Antisemitism is God’s plan to prevent the Jews from fully assimilating. In the section of the Torah known as the Tochehah, the curses, it is

I would like to know whether halachically one may read The Jewish Link in the bathroom provided one obviously does not read, or even open

I read the letter from Name Withheld in “Lots of Noise in Shul” (November 17, 2022) with both dismay and embarrassment. I wonder if the

It’s yeshiva open house season, which means many parents are deciding which school to send their children to for the next few years. It’s a

The ongoing barrage of letters defending the presence of children in shul is missing the point (“You Call It Noise, but It’s Music to My

The students from SINAI Shalem@Ma’ayanot wanted to show their appreciation to Jewish Link editor Elizabeth Kratz for visiting their class and teaching them about journalism.

In 2020, our communities went through drastic changes as our shul doors were shuttered for months. Our slow return began in outdoor settings, with limited

In writing about Heroes in the Time of Polio, Rabbi Hoffman mentions Dr. Jonas Salk, the discoverer of the polio vaccine. I think R. Hoffman