I never met Max Wisotsky personally. As an avid letter writer and passionate supporter of Israel and Jewish causes, I met Max virtually through a

Now that Pesach is over, I feel compelled to ask: Am I the only one who feels like they are at a roulette wheel in

I am haunted by the description of high school acceptance described by Yaffa Sheva Klein in last week’s Link, “The Choices We Make and Those

In his fine treatment of approaches to seudah shelishit on Shabbat erev Pesach (“Seudah Shelishit on Erev Pesach That Falls on Shabbat: Practical Solutions for

In response to R. Student’s Torah Musings (“Vaccine Selfies,” March 18, 2021), I wish to offer the following: 1. I sincerely hope he does not

On behalf of Emunah Achuzat Sarah, Ilan and the Sugarman family would like to thank his friends and family who made possible Sunday’s Shugee Run.

As Muslims and residents of Teaneck, where the common beliefs and respect for people of different faiths always triumphs any derogatory opinions, we condemn the

I am very grateful to Rabbi Tully Harcsztark and Rivka Press Schwartz for initiating the substance abuse survey in our high schools and writing their

Early this morning, on my car radio, I was listening to several interviews of people who had survived COVID, lost people to COVID, and still

While reading the March 11 issue of The Jewish Link, I did a double take when I saw the ad on page 14 and thought

All too often our people are faced with acts of terrorism, anti-Semitic violence and now, “cancel culture.” In my opinion, the many different Jewish organizations

Rich Siegel took The Jewish Link to task for publishing a Purim satire that made a joke about giving vaccine “shots” to Palestinians (“Purim Satire