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Year: 2014

Police and Crime / News Briefs / Saudi Arabia

African Illegal Killed in Clash with Saudi Police

By Jewish Press News Desk

An African illegal was killed in an altercation with police in the Saudi city of Jeddah over the weekend, AFP reported. A police spokesman said the incident took place Saturday as police were searching migrants suspected of being in the country illegally. "When the police tried to arrest one of the Africans, the members of […]

Op-Eds

The Parameters and Paradoxes of Being an Orthodox Woman

By Josephine Felix

Kollel lifestyle has ironically helped promote this, as women seek to find means to support their husbands.

Op-Eds

Bury Me There

By Jeremy Rosen

Pascal’s famous wager was that it makes sense to bet on God.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Al-Qaeda-linked New Terrorists, Daesh, in Gaza Strip

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians are worried that Daesh terrorists will perpetrate atrocities against those who oppose their ideology and activities.

Hamas / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Hamas: UN Agency Proposed Textbooks for Gaza Too 'Peaceful'

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Hamas has blocked the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East from introducing new textbooks for 7th-9th grade students in Gaza because they do not match the Palestinian terrorist group’s violence-driven ideology. “There is a tremendous focus [in the textbooks] on the peaceful resistance as the only tool to […]

Israel / News Briefs / Media / Science and Tech

Google Acquires Israeli Security Startup

By JTA

Google has acquired the Israeli internet security startup SlickLogin. The Israeli company made the announcement Sunday on the homepage of its website, signed by CEO Or Zelig, CTO Eran Galili, and VP R&D Ori Kabeli. “Today we're announcing that the SlickLogin team is joining Google, a company that shares our core beliefs that logging in should […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Holocaust

Israeli Ambassador: Hungary Not Ready to Face Its Shoah Role

By JTA

Israel’s foreign ministry accused Hungary of not being ready to face its role in the Holocaust. Hungarian Ambassador to Israel Andor Nagy told the Hungarian media over the weekend that Rafi Schultz, deputy director for European Affairs at Israel’s foreign ministry, told Nagy that there were doubts in Israel over Hungary’s willingness to confront its […]

Emes Ve-Emunah

Will Modern Orthodoxy Survive?

By Harry Maryles

Yes, Modern Orthodoxy is losing some of its youth to secularism.

Op-Eds

Shidduchim for the Rest of Us

By Michelle Mond

Moms, I want to assure you I am not in any way belittling your efforts to research your child’s shidduch prospects.

Shiloh Musings

Arab Terror Becoming a Shabbat Routine

By Batya Medad

They know that on Shabbat our defenses are down and we're recharging our spiritual batteries.

Op-Eds

Curing Internet Addiction with Torah Novelties

By Yonatan Gordon

Travel back to a time before smart phones, SMS and Facebook.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / Islamists / Egypt

5 Dead, 14 Injured as Tourist Bus Explodes Near Eilat

By Jewish Press Staff

30 tourists of different nationalities were on the bus when it exploded.

Goldstein on Gelt

The Easy Guide to SMA

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

John O’ Connor, president and chief investment officer of 3-D Asset Management.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Dutch Diplomat Killed by Nazis Honored for Saving Jews

By JTA

A Dutch diplomat who died in a Nazi concentration camp will receive Israel’s special honor for non-Jews who helped Holocaust survivors escape the genocide. The medal and title of Righteous Among the Nations will be conferred posthumously on Joop Kolkman on Monday at a ceremony in The Hague, the Dutch foreign ministry and Israel’s embassy […]

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Science and Tech

Israel’s Rafael Unveils ‘Star Wars’ Like Missile Defense System

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems unveiled its latest missile defense system, called Iron Beam, which uses lasers to destroy incoming rockets and mortars. “It’s exactly like what you see in ‘Star Wars,’” Rafael spokesman Amit Zimmer said at the Singapore Airshow, the Associated Press reported. “You see the lasers go up so quickly like a […]

Terrorism / Syria / News Briefs / Islamists / Iraq

Syrian Rebels Stone Girl to Death for Using Facebook

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) heroic warriors took a Syrian girl named Fatoum Al-Jassem to the Al-Reqqa religious court, where the judge ruled that membership in Facebook is tantamount to adultery and sentenced her to death by stoning, Al-Rai Al-Youm reported. Dawla al-Islāmiyya fi al-'Irāq wa-sh-Shām, abbreviated ISIS, is an armed […]

Video of the Day

Immigration, World Poverty and Gumballs

By Jewish Press Staff

Global humanitarian reasons for current U.S. immigration are tested in this presentation by author and journalist Roy Beck, using data from the World Bank and U.S. Census Bureau. The 1996 version of this immigration gumballs presentation has been one of the most viewed immigration policy presentations on the internet.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Building Israel's Image Across the Globe

By Moshe Herman

Yishai in joined media expert and CEO of Lone Star Communications Charley Levine to talk about using media to build Israel's image across the globe.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Officer Shoots Arab Stone Thrower

By Jewish Press News Desk

An IDF officer shot an Arab stone thrower that attacked his soldiers...

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Settlements

Terrorists Caught Infiltrating into Itamar

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

Approaching the anniversary of the Fogel family massacre, the IDF caught 4 armed Arabs trying to infiltrate into the town of Itamar on Friday night.

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Russia

Pro-Kremlin Lawmaker: Jews Destroyed Russia

By JTA

A local politician from the party of Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Jews of destroying Russia. The accusation by Oleg Bolychev, a legislator from the ruling United Russia party at the regional parliament in Kaliningrad, was made in the parliament on Feb. 6, according to the Regnum news agency, which reported on it on […]

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy / Media / Science and Tech

Israeli-Founded Viber Chat Startup Fetches $900m

By JTA

A Japanese e-commerce firm said it will buy the Israeli-founded Viber chat startup for $900 million. Rakuten Inc announced its planned purchase of Viber Media Inc. on Friday. Viber, run by the Israeli entrepreneur Talmon Marco, will add 300 million users to Rakuten’s existing 200 million users, Rakuten’s CEO, Hiroshi Mikitani, told reporters in Tokyo. […]

News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Anti-Israel NGOs

Facebook Page Urging Stones boycott a Hoax

By JTA

It cited “sources with the Rolling Stones,” but there has been no such announcement.

Potpourri

On Choosing a Hero

By Erica Lyons

If your hero is fictional you could be crazy. And if they happen to be real, they are likely human and, unfortunately, inevitably flawed.

Teens and Twenties

An Upside Down World

By Chayala Nachum

When a child is trembling with fear, When guns command him to raise his hands in the air You know beyond a shadow of doubt The World Has Gone Upside Down.

Parsha

Parshas Ki Sisa: The Beauty Of Mesorah

By Shaya Winiarz

Granted, Hashem miraculously gave Betzalel unimaginable wisdom, but shouldn’t life-experience count for something?

Features

You Don’t Like It?

By Mordechai Schmutter

Dear Mordechai, Someone gave me a gift that I don’t like. But I don’t want to hurt his feelings. What should I do? You Shouldn’t Have

Potpourri / Recipes

Kosher Scoop: Estee Kafra

By Sandy Eller

While there are those who prefer holding a printed recipe in their hands, Estee has found that a cooking website has many advantages. Aside from the obvious cost factor and the ability to fix the rare mistakes, websites have a far greater ability to offer feedback.

Israel / US / Politics / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Israeli Schools Thank US Academics for Solidarity Against Boycott

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Israeli academics thanked the American academic leaders who condemned the ASA anti-Israel boycott.

Challenging Parenting

Life Lessons From Raising An Autistic Child (Part VII)

By As told to Gila Arnold

Usually Menachem is very hungry when he gets home, and we have food prepared for him. Though logically, he should sit down happily and eat, when he is in such a hungry state logic flies out the window, and, out of frustration, Menachem will knock over and spill the food. So meal time with him involves a lot of cleaning and coaxing. And always, always, vigilance.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Dipping Into The Fountain Of Youth

By Cheryl Kupfer

Time never stood still for anyone – why would I be the exception? In my hubris, I thought that somehow I would live forever – and I suspect we all have secretly felt that way, even though we know it’s a fantasy.

Marriage and Relationships

The Frustrating Search For A Shidduch

By Dr. Yael Respler

Who created the current rules of dating? Why must the guy always pick up the girl by car, and pay for tolls, gas, etc., if things are not guaranteed to work out? After all, I may not be attracted to the girl, or our personalities may not click; thus, it turns out to be a waste of money and time for me.

Midrash Stories

Daniel And The Idol

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Although Daniel was the chief minister in Bavel, he could not eradicate the custom practiced in many provinces of worshipping idols. In the capital city there was a statue of Baal and more and more people began to worship it. Even the king was beginning to believe in its power.

Parsha

Jezebel

By Rabbi Boruch Leff

King Achav reports back to his wife, Queen Izevel, thoroughly dejected. It seems Eliyahu has defeated them and their idolatrous practices. The nation would no longer worship Baal and return once again to serving Hashem. This threatened Achav and Izevel's entire hold on their kingdom.

Shiloh Musings

European-Israeli Friendship, Oxymoron?

By Batya Medad

I really wonder if there is such a thing as European countries that like and support the State of Israel.

Features On The Jewish World

Victims of Terror: the Hero Who Can’t Admit It

By Rhona Lewis

Who are the heroes who rush into a hell like this and pull out the wounded and the dead?

Jewish / Politics / Global / News Briefs / Religion

Pope Praises Jewish-Catholic Dialogue in AJC Audience

By JTA

Pope Francis called on Jews and Christians to work together to construct a “more just and fraternal world,” and said he looked forward to his upcoming visit to Israel. Francis made his remarks during an audience at the Vatican on Thursday with a 50-member delegation of American Jewish Committee leaders. He called his visit to […]

Tzedek-Tzedek

Who Moved Abutbul's Cheese?

By David Morris

Moshe Abutbul has taken the knee-jerk response to all criticism and perceived threats.

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / Video of the Day

Interview with Palestinian Monster

By Palestinian Media Watch

I tied them up, I shot them, one bullet each. I told my aunt, 'Instead of one, we got two.' She cried out in joy.

Israel / News Briefs / Europe

Nearly Half the Dutch Believe Israel Trying to Exterminate Arabs

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The Dutch believe Israel is the greatest threat to peace and is trying to exterminate the Arabs

The 10 Minute Parsha / Rabbi David Fohrman

Ki Tisa: Moshe's Benevolent Chutzpah

By Rabbi David Fohrman

The Jewish people commit the worst sin possible - worshiping a false god.

Moshe Feiglin

Let the Nation Decide – Before It’s Too Late

By Moshe Feiglin

From what I know of Netanyahu, it is clear to me that he is not happy about giving up parts of our land.

News Briefs / Holocaust

World’s Oldest Holocaust Survivor Stars in Oscar-Nominated Film

By JTA

If there is one movie that must be seen, it is the documentary of a Holocaust survivor now 110.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Restoring Order and Maintaining Peace

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Sometimes, despite your best efforts, you fail. Such is life.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

Broken Hearts

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

In biblical times the Jewish people never had a prison system.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Thousands March to 'E-1' in Maaleh Adumim to Demand New Homes

By Jewish Press News Desk

Thousands of people marched towards the “E-1” area of Maaleh Adumim east of Jerusalem Thursday night to demand that the government deliver on promises to build in the area.

News Briefs / Europe / Judaism

Danish Jewish Leader Disputes Report of Ban on Kosher Slaughter

By JTA

The president of Denmark’s Jewish community has disputed a government minister’s claims that new regulations would outlaw all kosher slaughter in the country. “We find this an odd statement,” Finn Schwarz, the community’s president, told JTA on Thursday about statements made earlier in the week by Agriculture Minister Dan Jorgensen to the Ritzau news agency. […]

Parenting Our Children

Righting Writing Skills: Dysgraphia Explained

By Rifka Schonfeld

Once he thought of what he wanted to say and began to write, he would freeze. That’s why he spent the first hour after dinner doing anything he could to avoid his homework.

Parenting Our Children

Love and Logic: Raising Responsible Children - An interview with Rabbi Dani Staum, LMSW

By Sarah Massry

The basic approach of the Love and Logic method is to love your child enough to allow her to learn from her own decisions… and mistakes.

South Florida

It's My Opinion: The Realities Of Life

By Shelley Benveniste

Curtis Reeves is a 71-year old retired police captain from Tampa, Florida. Reeve was thought to be the consummate police officer. He helped set up a SWAT team for the department. He was described a man who almost never became angry. He seemed to always be under control.

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Teva Wins FDA Approval for Leukemia Drug

By Jewish Press News Desk

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Israeli-based Teva Pharmaceuticals full approval for Synribo, a drug that is injected for adults with a with chronic phase or accelerated phase of myeloid leukemia. Chronic myeloid leukemia, also known as chronic myelogenous leukemia, is one of four main types of leukemia and is a cancer […]

South Florida

RASG Hebrew Academy Hosts Israel Awareness Day

By Shelley Benveniste

The RASG Hebrew Academy JUMP (Jewish Unity Mentoring Program) hosted its second annual Israel Awareness Day on Monday, February 3, in the school auditorium.

Israel / News Briefs

Credit Card Glitch Shuts Down Consumer Purchases for Two Hours

By Jewish Press News Desk

A software malfunction brought Israeli businesses and consumers to their knees Thursday morning, leaving motorists unable to fill their tanks and grocery shoppers with unpaid grocery baskets full of food. Anyone without cash was stuck. Concerns that credit card security has been breached by a cyber attack were alleviated when the clearinghouse of credit card […]

South Florida

OU Brings ‘Spirit Initiative’ To Boca Raton Seniors

By Shelley Benveniste

The Orthodox Union will be presenting the SPIRIT Initiative – Stimulating Program Initiative for Retirees that Inspire Thought – to Congregation Torah Ohr in Boca Raton on Tuesday, February 18 and Thursday, February 20.

South Florida

Bal Harbour Young Israel To Hold Season’s Final Scholar-in-Residence Shabbaton

By Shelley Benveniste

Young Israel of Bal Harbour will be presenting the final Scholar-in-Residence Shabbaton of the season on Shabbos Ki Tisa, February 14 -15.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Until When?

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Outside the school, a person stood selling waterproof knapsacks. A sign above him read: "SALE! Only $100 for a knapsack! Limited time offer." Mr. Wasser passed by and was intrigued by the knapsacks. He came over and asked the salesman about them.

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment / Obituaries

Video Memories of Jewish Comedian Sid Caeser

By Jewish Press News Desk

Sid Caeser, one of the Jewish pioneers of comedy on television, is literally irreplaceable.

Parsha

For The Love Of Money

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

Klal Yisrael was living in the desert. They neither worked for a living nor had any use for money. All their needs were taken care of. They ate mon that was delivered to their tents daily. They drank water from the be’er, the rock that followed them in their journeys. Their clothes were washed by the Clouds of Glory, and their shoes never wore out. They didn’t need money and couldn’t use it. How could it become their downfall?

IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

IDF Shoots Dead Gaza Man Trying to Sabotage Security Fence

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel soldiers shot and killed a Gaza man and wounded one other after they tried to approach a restricted area to sabotage the security fence near Gaza City. The injured man was treated for light wounds in a Gaza hospital. The dead man was identified as Ibrahim Suleiman Mansour, 26. A Gaza health spokesman told […]

Halacha & Hashkafa

Under The Oak Tree (Daf Yomi Sukkah)

By Raphael Grunfeld

The equivalent of the “OU” kashrut certification in England is that of the London Beit Din. There is also a competing kashrut certification called Kedassia. Those who eat Kedassia do not eat Beit Din.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

What Constitutes Schach? ‘Schach Boards’ (Sukkah 14a)

Parsha

On Seeing God’s Back

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

One of the most extraordinary images in the Torah appears in this week's portion. Moshe requests of God: "Show me your glory." God responds that He cannot be seen by any human being. But, God tells Moshe, "Stand in the cleft of the rock” and "you will see My back, but My face must not be seen" (Exodus 33: 17-23). What does this mean?

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Sabbath Shuttle? (Part VII)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: Is it permitted on the Sabbath or holidays to take a shuttle to synagogue? The neighborhood shuttle runs from 9-5 daily, is driven by a gentile, has a designated stop schedule, and is free of charge.

Parsha

Moshe 2.0

By Rabbi Joshua Rapps

The Gemara says that Moshe lost his ability to pray and protest when he was ordered to descend. The Gemara uses the parable of the friend of the king to indicate that Moshe realized that Hashem provided him, despite his diminished status, with an opening and an opportunity to pray on their behalf to prevent their annihilation.

Parsha

Who Can Shecht?

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

There are various requirements as to who can perform the shechitah. Optimally one should know the halachos involved and be a male over 13 years of age. If an individual is unfamiliar with the halachos of shechitah he should not shecht, as many problematic issues that he is unaware of can arise. He is also required to be an observant Jew.

Halacha & Hashkafa

An Unalterable Distinction

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: In Havdalah, we note that Hashem separates day from night and Yisrael from the nations of the world. Are these two distinctions similar in nature?

Lessons In Emunah

Above And Beyond

By dvora

Shimon’s early years were not easy ones. His mother struggled to support both of them. She never acquired the knowledge needed to help her son through school years filled with homework and tests.

Life in Israel

Proposed Law: No 'Mehadrin' Kosher Food to Imprisoned Get Refusers

By Rafi Goldmeier

Lipman's proposal was crafted in coordination with Chief Rabbi Dovid Lau.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Shas HaShmad or Kiddush HaShem?

By Harry Maryles

How well do Charedim do in the army? How well do they adjust?

Op-Eds

Pursuing Positivity In The Digital Age

By Dr. Eli Shapiro

Our emotional response to events has much to do with how we process events.

Op-Eds

The Discordant Notes of Open Orthodoxy

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Nothing defines a community so much as its recognition of common leadership and willingness to respect its authority.

Op-Eds

The Shabbat Morning Service: Like an Opera, Only More

By Harvey Rachlin

Each week, the Shabbat morning service tells a different dramatic story.

Op-Eds

The Pew Study and Zionism: the Inconvenient Truth

By Rabbi Elchanan Poupko

What's lacking on all sides of the discussion is a frank consideration of what we might learn from each other.

Terrorism / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / European Union

PA Allocates $46 Million More for Terrorists

By Aryeh Savir, Tazpit News Agency

The Palestinian Authority announced last week it will be giving an additional $46 million a year to released prisoners, including hundreds of murderers of civilians, according to the Palestinian Media Watch (PMW). This new funding is an addition to the tens of millions the PA already gives in salaries and other benefits to terrorists in […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France / Aliyah / Geulah

Anti-Semitism Spurs Increased Aliyah from France

By JTA

A steady increase of Jews fleeing anti-Semitism and moving to Israel has prompted the Ministry of Absorption to submit for government approval a new plan to help them start new lives as “olim” [new immigrants]. In 2013, there were 3,301 new immigrants from France, the highest recorded number from that country since the year 2000. […]

Sponsored Posts

Luxury Real Estate: Boutique Apartments Declare War on Towers in Tel Aviv!

By Jewish Press Staff

The conception and the design of this boutique residence differ from the other high standing properties available in Tel Aviv.

Israel / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israeli Study: Breastfeeding Reduces Risk of Cancer in Children

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Breastfeeding can significantly reduce the risk of children getting cancer, says a new study conducted by Israel’s University of Haifa. According to the study, children who were breastfed decreased the chances of developing cancer by 60 percent. “We asked the mothers in the study about breastfeeding, nutrition, exposure to pets, exposure to detergents, etc.,” said […]

US / Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Media

Adelson Casino Website Hacked

By JTA

The website of the casino operation owned by Jewish billionaire Sheldon Adelson was hacked by unidentified vandals who criticized his support for Israel. The hackers on Tuesday took over the home page of websites run by the Las Vegas Sands Corp., the world’s largest casino operator, which is owned by Adelson. In addition to criticizing […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe / Religion

Poland’s Chief Rabbi Suspends Aide over Kosher Slaughter Controversy

By JTA

Amid reports that kosher slaughter is continuing in Poland in the face of a law prohibiting it, the country’s chief rabbi suspended an aide who appears to have misrepresented the practice to government inspectors. The aide, Michael Alper, wrote a letter to Polish veterinarians in which he asked for permission to slaughter 250 cows after […]

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Improving Transportation, Passing and Implementing the Tal Law

By Moshe Herman

Yishai and Knesset insider Jeremy Man Saltan talk about expanding Israel's transport system along with the potential passing and implementation of the Tal Law, which would mandate ultra-orthodox Jews serve in the IDF.

Terrorism / US / The Courts / News Briefs

Tsarnaev's Trial for Boston Marathon Bombing Begins Nov 3

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The trial of Dzokhar Tsarnaev will begin on Nov. 3, 2014, the federal judge ruled on Wednesday.

Baseball Insider

Victor Zalta’s Unforgettable Encounter

By Irwin Cohen

If you're visiting spring training sites, Arizona has two advantages – fewer games are rained out and the facilities are much closer to each other than is the case in Florida.

News & Views

Conservatives Not Welcome In New York?

By Sara Lehmann

In a recent tirade on a public radio station in Albany, Governor Cuomo lambasted New York conservatives in one broad stroke. While lashing out against New Yorkers who oppose his SAFE Act, a draconian gun-control bill rammed through the New York legislature soon after the Newtown massacre, Cuomo targeted all Republicans and conservatives as the enemy.

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Egypt

Arabic Voice of Donald Duck Fired over Anti-Israel Tweet

By JTA

An Egyptian radio host who calls himself the official voice of Donald Duck on Disney Middle East was fired after sending anti-Israel tweets. Wael Mansour tweeted the news of his firing on February 6, six months after his tweet against Israel. “Disney decided I am no longer the official voice of Donald Duck in its […]

Terrorism / Politics / Global / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Islamists

Turkey's Erdogan: Lift Gaza Sea Blockade or No Relations with Israel

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Erdogan's demand that Israel lift the Gaza naval blockade means he will not renew relations with Israel

US / Iran / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

White House Says Netanyahu’s Visit Shows ‘Deep Bonds’ with Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

The White House on Wednesday confirmed that President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will meet on March 3 and added that the Prime Minister’s visit “is a demonstration of the deep and enduring bonds between the United States and Israel, and our close consultations on a range of security issues.” That was White […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Europe / Saudi Arabia / Gulf States / UAE / Egypt / Russia

Russia Buying Out US Influence with $2 Billion Arms Deal for Egypt

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Has the United States done anything right in the Middle East in the last few decades?

Judaism / Israel / News Briefs

Online Brainstorming Marathon for Future of the Jewish People

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Israeli government is inviting Jews from around the world to participate in a 72-hour online conversation next week to help formulate strategies for strengthening the Jewish People and bolstering Diaspora-Israel ties The three-day event starts Sunday and will open the floor to all Jews to help formulate strategies for strengthening both Jewish identity and […]

Editorial

Is Kerry On His Own?

By Editorial Board

Recent stories in the Israeli media, citing “unnamed sources,” indicate that Mr. Kerry failed to get backing from President Obama to confront Israel over its rejection of his peace proposals

Editorial

AIPAC And Iran Sanctions Legislation

By Editorial Board

For us, the key factor is that support in Congress for new sanctions has collapsed in the face of the president’s blandishments.

Editorial

More On The Tefillin Controversy

By Editorial Board

This week Rabbi Hershel Schachter, one of the most prominent roshei yeshiva of Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, not only issued a stinging rebuke of the practice of women wearing tefillin but also the process by which such decisions are made.

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