I would like to express my gratitude to Cong. Rinat Yisrael for their Shev Shmatsah lecture series. Over the years, I have been fortunate to

As I watch the swearing in of Prime Minister Bennett, I have mixed emotions. One of pride where the democratic process is well and alive

We would like to raise a concern we have regarding last week’s Jewish Link (June 10, 2021). On page 47 there was a full-page ad

On June 2, Scientific American published an opinion and analysis piece titled “As Health Care Workers, We Stand in Solidarity with Palestine,” written by several

You wake up early everyday to get to shul in time to pray. The reason for your early rise is hardly any big surprise. To

Much ink has been spilled recently about Rutgers University and antisemitism (“Rutgers Statements on Antisemitism Cause Alarm,” June 3, 2021). For those unfamiliar, this is

I had the privilege of attending the parade and rally last Sunday in support of Israel. Afterwards, I was talking with a fellow attendee who

Thank you to the Teaneck Police and the security crew for ensuring everyone’s safety at the recent pro-Israel rally. Kudos to everyone who showed up.

Many Jews lament the fact that the bipartisan consensus on Israel has been broken by the Democrats. It is spearheaded by the “squad” and Bernie

Doron Hindin’s piece about his experience with 15 others at the pro-Palestinian rally in Teaneck last week reminded me of the joke about the man

Editor’s note: JFNNJ President Lee Lasher sent this letter after he arrived in Israel to join a solidarity mission. For 2,000 years our ancestors dreamed

Like most Jews, I am more than a little concerned about the dramatic uptick in antisemitism in the United States and around the world, especially