how to say “link” in Hebrew
קִשּׁוּר, חֻלְיָה
When referring to the kind of link found on a webpage, the Hebrew word is קִשּׁוּר 
listen and repeat (while many Israelis still use the foreign word, לִינְק listen and repeat). This word wasn’t invented for the advent of the hyperlink; rather, it was in use beforehand in contexts such as the phrase:
listen and repeat (while many Israelis still use the foreign word, לִינְק listen and repeat). This word wasn’t invented for the advent of the hyperlink; rather, it was in use beforehand in contexts such as the phrase:מִלַּת קִשּׁוּר
conjunction (the part of speech) or literally, linking word
Its root is ק.שׁ.ר (k.sh.r), which means tying together.
חוליה also refers to a small band of people or a cell, as in:
נֶחְשְׂפָה חֻלְיָה שֶׁל חַמַאס.
A Hamas cell was exposed.
