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June 30, 2022
Editors note: In November 2021, The Jewish Link published an important essay by Scott A. Shay, called "A Smear By Any Name," which took issue with Morningstars ESG ratings, which he, as well as many others, found to be widely and disproportionally biased against Israel.
June 30, 2022
KUALA LUMPUR, July 1 — A recent survey by Pew Research Centre saw 60 per cent of its Malaysian respondents saying they viewed China favourably, and just 15 per cent of those...
June 29, 2022
When Amber (not her real name) was a kid, there was no alcohol in her home. Her father, a megachurch pastor, was proud of having never had so much as a
June 25, 2022
When Amber (not her real name) was a kid, there was no alcohol in her home. Her father, a megachurch pastor, was proud of having never had so much as a
May 10, 2022
Connie Mason Michaelis gives her views on old age and quotes Joel Goldsmiths book, "The Infinite Way," which says you are as young as each new day.
May 5, 2022
From the blog of Steven Windmueller at The Times of Israel
April 5, 2022
And another debilitating earthquake and political instability that drove many hastings to seek asylum. is our immigration system sensitive enough to the black immigrant experience? and are we ready for the explosive growth this pew study suggests? >> thank you so much for having me. our country is definitely not ready. we see that what happened at the border was still happening at the border, its inhumane for us to have an immigration policy but its not being applied equitably to black immigrant...
March 21, 2022
When Amber (not her real name) was a kid, there was no alcohol in her home. Her father, a megachurch pastor, was proud of having never had so much as a
March 5, 2022
In this week's column, Joan Brickner speaks to Steve Hunegs, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas, about faith.
March 4, 2022
A majority of Indians completely or mostly agree with the notion that "a wife must always obey her husband" and support traditional gender roles but at the same time favour women having the same rights as men, according to a recent study by an American think tank.