I am writing in response to Esther Miller’s letter about single moms (“Calling Attention to the Single Moms,” March 10, 2022). First of all, I’m

  Over time there have been many articles written and shiurim given on the subject of tefillah. Some of these have focused on how important

I greatly enjoy reading The Link weekly and one of the authors whose articles I always look forward to reading is Rabbi Haim Jachter, a

I enjoyed the recent article by Dr. Neugut on the Labrie affair (“The Labrie Study: A Statistical Error?” March 22, 2022), but would add this

I am writing in response to the article “10,000 Girls Participate in Atzeret Tefillah at the Kotel,” March 10, 2022. The article praises the huge

We all know how divisive our society has become, where almost every area of human activity has become politicized—the media, academia, science, health, entertainment, culture,

I’ve heard from customers that they are being bombarded from mortgage brokers with solicitations to do cash-out refinances to get funds to invest in the

Growing up with a father who was a survivor eventually affected my own understanding as to the concept “The future is our history.” This was

Back in 2015 we entrusted our then-one-year-old son with the wonderful teachers in the infant room at Kol Chaverim Preschool (“Kol Chaverim Celebrates 10-Year Milestone,”

I am so tired of the discussion taking place constantly about the tuition crisis. What is the big deal? There are definitely alternatives and I

I am a parent who is proud to be in debt due to the high cost of my children’s education in the Jewish day school

I have had it up to here with all the back-and-forth about vaccines, mask mandates and COVID in The Jewish Link. Can’t I have my