Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Conference of Presidents of Major U.S. Jewish Organizations on Monday that it was his “sacred duty” to speak before Congress on March 3.

His speech, he said, would be an attempt to prevent the further nuclear empowerment of Iran, a boost he added

We need to hear an apology not apologists.

In an interview last Monday, President Barack Obama said, “It is entirely legitimate for the American people to be deeply concerned when you’ve got a bunch of violent, vicious zealots who behead people or randomly shoot a bunch of folks in a deli in

The entire Teaneck Township Council stands united in the goal of having a Holocaust Memorial built in our community. Every single member of the Teaneck Township Council has joined the consensus that Teaneck should be the site of a memorial to the victims of the Shoah, one that is at a central site and serves as a beacon of the

Our community is home to some of the best and brightest Jewish organizations in the country, and we at the Jewish Link are proud that one of our most enduring stars is Sinai Schools, which tailor-builds yeshiva day school educations for our children with special needs.

Members of our community who

For two years a group of Teaneck residents has been trying to establish a Holocaust memorial in the township. We believe the memorial will serve all of Bergen County as a symbol of tribute to those who were killed during the Holocaust and as an educational and moral symbol to inspire tolerance and respect.

Our preferred site was Andreas Park, on River Road and

This week marks the 70 ^thanniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, and commemorates what the six million died for and the survivors went through for being Jews. Yet it’s not been 70 years, and the Holocaust is being downsized, universalized, revised, and denied. For sons and daughters of Holocaust survivors and World War II

In the wake of the horrific terrorist killings in France, my heart took many turns. First there was shock, replaced by grief, then anger, followed by resolve. A few days later I realized I was going through a process similar to mourning. And now I ruminate as I search for meaning.

The responses to the

You couldn’t help but notice. In the mainstream media reporting on Paris, journalists died, two cops—a female and Muslim—lost their lives, and so did four hostages (not Jews) in the kosher (not Jewish) supermarket. They were the same Jews as Jews around the world, same as the Jews in Israel. Targets. Infidels. But we don’t cave.

Do Western governments believe if they placate Islamic extremists and cave to their demands that their constituents will be protected from terror? Do they think they are immune and only Jews are infidels? Do you suppose Parisians will change their minds? Infidels are targeted for believing their own beliefs, for expressing themselves freely, and for treating terrorists

General Douglas McArthur wrote the following spiritual legacy to his son, “Build me a son, O Lord, who will be strong enough to know when he is weak and brave enough to face himself when he is afraid, one who will reach into the future, yet never forget his past.”

I shared those words with

This week’s guest editorial is written by Rabbi Jeremy Wieder, the Joseph and Gwendolyn Straus Professor of Talmud in the University’s Mazer Yeshiva Program and an Adjunct Professor of Bible in Yeshiva College. He was ordained by RIETS and holds a PhD in Judaic Studies from New York University. This was given as a Sichas

The siblings and in-laws of Donny Hain have come forward on his behalf and for their parents, to ask the community to step up to the plate and help save Donny. Like many in the community, Donny has special needs, and like many of them, he found his unique place in the community and in people’s hearts. He is part of life in Teaneck. But