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Year: 2014

Jewish / US / The Courts / News Briefs

Sharansky to Congress: Keep Up Awareness of Political Prisoners

By JTA

Natan Sharansky joined the parents and spouses of political prisoners in asking the U.S. Congress to speak of their loved ones during meetings with foreign officials. Sharansky, imprisoned by the Soviets for nine years because of his activism on behalf of Soviet Jews, recalled at a hearing Thursday that his jailers told him, “You are […]

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

Report: San Diego JCC Drops Eyal Golan Show over Sex Allegations

By JTA

A Jewish community center in San Diego cancelled a concert by Eyal Golan amid suspicions that the Israeli singer had sex with minors, an Israeli radio station reported. Golan was slated to perform Jan. 19 at a concert which was advertised as late as Jan. 10 on the website of the Lawrence Family Jewish Community […]

Israel / Middle East / Levant / News Briefs / Europe

Holland Urges Morocco to Block Anti-Israel Bills

By JTA

Frans Timmermans, anti-israel legislation in morcco, netherlands-israel relations, netherlands-morocco relations

Antisemitism / News Briefs / France

Belgian Jews Thank France for Banning Antisemitic Comedian

By JTA

Leaders of Belgium’s Jewish community rallied outside the French embassy in Brussels to thank the French government for its efforts to keep an antisemitic comedian from touring. The demonstration Wednesday was organized by the CCOJB umbrella group representing French-speaking Belgian Jews. Some 70 people showed up, police told a Belgian news agency, bearing signs reading: […]

News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Settlements / European Union

Czech Ambassador Slammed for Ariel University Visit

By JTA

A Palestinian official accused the Czech Republic of violating European Union directives after its ambassador to Israel visited an Israeli university in Samaria. The visit last week by Ambassador Tomas Pojar to the University of Ariel, located in the largest Israeli settlement in Samaria, was a first for an EU ambassador, according to the Jerusalem […]

Features On The Jewish World / Travel

Mitzpeh Bikat HaYarden

By Vardah Littman and Rimonah Traub

This mitzpeh, or outlook, is a memorial to soldiers who fell during the “Mirdafim” (Pursuits) that took place in the area for about three years after the Six-Day War.

Potpourri / Recipes

Soup Recipes

By Jewish Press Staff

Nothing says winter like a bowl of hot soup – and so many of you responded to our request for recipes.

Features On The Jewish World

Kfar Darom: Pioneers – Then And Now

By Achinoam Kadmon

After the Six-Day War, Kfar Darom was resettled as a Nachal outpost of Bnei Akiva, and later, in 1990, a civilian settlement was established and the ancient, original name attributed to this place during the period of the Mishna, Kfar Darom, was adopted.

Potpourri

The Pomegranate Tree - Based on True Events

By Jewish Press Staff

Perele stretches under the sturdy tree, savoring the calm breeze licking at her ankles, the blessed stillness of her secret retreat. Only a moment longer. These few short snaps of stolen time fill her with a heady sense of pleasure. This is her space. And trees don’t shout.

Midrash Stories

The Story Of Daniel

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

In the third year of the reign of Yehoyakim, melech Yehuda, Nevuchadnezzar, melech Bavel, lay siege to Yerushalayim and conquered it. He took many treasures from the Beis HaMikdash back with him to the land of Shinar.

For the Home

How To Make Sheva Brochot

By Pnina Baim

It’s easy to get excited and start hunting for the perfect shade of champagne tablecloth to match the exact color of the bridesmaid dresses, or to insist that each guest must have a wine glass, water glass and soda glass.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Embracing The Light

By Cheryl Kupfer

For quite a few days in late December, Toronto was transformed into a breathtaking – literally and figuratively – frigid winter wonderland, where every twig, leaf, car door, and outdoor wire and cable was totally encased in ice. When the sun shone the landscape was blindingly brilliant as if billions of diamonds had been glued to everything the eye could see.

Marriage and Relationships

Passing On One’s Holocaust Experiences

By Dr. Yael Respler

It is possible that your father is attempting to transfer his wartime experiences in the direction of your 11-year-old grandson since he was the same age when he endured them

Parsha

Parshas Yisro

By Rabbi Boruch Leff

We specifically use our legs to celebrate to demonstrate our new completeness.

Parenting Our Children

The Burden Of Silence: Understanding Selective Mutism

By Jewish Press Staff

For many years, people suffering from selective mutism, or the inability to speak in certain social situations, were thought to be unstable or abused. Their behavior was attributed to an emotional disturbance. Recent research, however, has proven that the idea that children with selective mutism are disturbed is a myth that should be discredited and exposed.

Marriage and Relationships

Saving Mr. Banks: Is It Possible?

By Rabbi M. Gary Neuman

Spoiler Alert: Going to see the movie “Saving Mr. Banks”, starring Tom Hanks is not like going to Disney World. Well, it is like going to Disney World if you go mid-August with your triplet toddlers, feed them all cotton candy, and lose your car because you forgot you parked in Pluto 7.394. It's not a happy Disney movie.

Terrorism / Settlements

Israelis Protest Arab Terrorism Near Beit Omar (Video)

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

On Friday afternoon, dozens of Israelis protested the ongoing terrorism on road 60 near the Arab village of Beit Omar.

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

Hebron: IDF Shoots Firebomber

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

On Friday afternoon, a Palestinian Authority terrorist threw a firebomb at Beit Haddasah in Hebron. An IDF soldier responded to the attack, shot and hit the terrorist. The terrorist's condition is not known.

Israel / News Briefs / Media / Anti-Israel NGOs / United Nations (UN)

UNESCO Cancels Israel Expo following Arab Pressure

By JTA

The decision arose out of UNESCO’s support for peace talks.

Politics / Police and Crime / Government / The Courts / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel / Settlements

Tasered Settler Boaz Albert to Return Home

By Jewish Press News Desk

Even after suffering shocks from a Taser gun, he refused to sign on the administrative order.

Op-Eds / Israel / Jewish / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Pro-Israel: 'Intellectual Peaceniks' v. 'Rejectionist Idiots'?

By Daniel Mael

J Street and Open Hillel claim they want openness and honesty in the discussion about Israel, but that's only for those who agree with them.

Fundamentally Freund/Michael Freund

Why Is Germany Telling Jews Where to Live?

By Michael Freund

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeieris is browbeating Israel in public.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

The Politics of Revelation

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Only in Judaism was God’s self-disclosure not to an individual or a group (the elders) but to an entire nation.

Louis Rene Beres

U.S. Presidential Expectations and Mideast Peace

By Louis Rene Beres

President Obama’s core argument on a Middle East peace process is still founded on incorrect assumptions.

Op-Eds

Kerry Versus Rabin on Israel’s Security

By Kenneth Levin

Any blueprint from the secretary of state to incorporate what Rabin defined as areas vital for Israel’s defense.

Parsha

Inclusiveness at the Foot of Sinai

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

The idea that those who are handicapped have a place in Judaism is fundamental to Torah.

Terrorism / Israel / US / Iran / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Hezbollah

White House Condemns Iran for Honoring Hezbollah Terrorist

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Obama administration thinks better of Palestinian Authority terrorists than it does of those in Hezbollah.

Israel / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Palestinian Authority Denies Report It Arrested Hamas Terrorists

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Palestinian Authority hurriedly denied an Israeli report Thursday night that its security forced arrested Hamas terrorists in Hebron who were planning to take explosive devices with them to Israeli population centers. "We have no information about this issue," Palestinian Authority Adnan al-Dumieri told the Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency. The original Israeli report by the […]

Terrorism / Israel / Hamas / News Briefs

Rocket Launch from Gaza Sets Off Warning Sirens

By Jewish Press News Desk

Terrorists from Gaza launched another rocket towards Ashkelon Thursday night, setting off early warning sirens, but the missile missed its mark and may have exploded in northern Gaza. Shortly before, Reuters quoted an Israeli military official as saying, “We won’t go back to a situation where three or four times a week the red alarm […]

Terrorism / Egypt

Bloodbath Likely in Egypt on Next Week’s Anniversary of Revolution

By Jewish Press News Desk

An Egyptian government  official called on people to confront the Muslim Brotherhood “for a counter-revolution” and to celebrate on January 25 the anniversary of the revolution that overthrew Hosni Mubarak. Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim told an Egyptian television channel Wednesday, “I reiterate my call to the Egyptian people: you have to take to the streets […]

Terrorism / Israel / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Hamas Mad at ‘Pro-Israel’ Twitter for Closing Its Account

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Hamas has castigated Twitter for closing its account, an action that it said “exposes the ‘unprofessional’ policy of the latest, and the total ‘bias’ to the Israeli occupation and real terrorism in the world,” according to the terrorist organization’s website. Of course, Hamas says Israel is a terrorist organization, while Hamas, in its own words, […]

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

Bill Would Link Funding for Palestinians to Incitement

By JTA

A bill introduced by the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee would link assistance to the Palestinian Authority to its efforts to stop incitement. Under the bill presented Wednesday by California Republican Rep. Ed Royce, the president would have to determine that the Palestinian Authority “no longer engages in a pattern of incitement against […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Israel Says Hamas’ Rivals Are Likely behind Latest Attacks

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hamas probably is not responsible for the recent escalation of missile attacks on Israel and may even be trying to prevent them. However, it still will be the target of retaliation, a senior Israeli military officer told Reuters Thursday. The officer, who was quoted on the basis of anonymity, said rival terrorist groups, smaller than […]

South Florida

It's My Opinion: Rules Are Rules

By Shelley Benveniste

Lois Mondres has lived in a South Florida condominium for 25 years. For the past five years she has enjoyed maintaining a small vegetable garden. Mrs. Mondres grew lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, bok choy, kale and tomatoes in a plot in front of her unit. The 82 year-old senior is a vegan and depended on her crop for the vegetables she ate.

South Florida

Emunah Dinner To Feature Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen

By Shelley Benveniste

Emunah of South Florida, Miami Beach chapter, will present the Emunah Humanitarian Leadership Award to U.S. Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen at the organization’s annual gala dinner.

South Florida

Hachnossos Kallah Of Greater Miami To Hold Benefit Tea

By Shelley Benveniste

The Lana Ditchek Goldberg Hachnossos Kallah of Greater Miami will mark its 30th anniversary with a benefit tea.

South Florida

Young Israel Of Bal Harbour’s Buffet Of Jewish Learning

By Shelley Benveniste

Young Israel of Bal Harbour, 9592 Harding Avenue in Surfside, provides a virtual smorgasbord of classes, lectures, Shabbatons and speakers to satisfy every taste and interest.

South Florida

OU’s Rabbi Weil To Lead Boca Raton Community Weekend

By Shelley Benveniste

Orthodox Union Executive Vice President Rabbi Steven Weil will be leading an OU community weekend at the Boca Jewish Center/Shaaray Tefilla of Boca Raton from Saturday, January 18 through Sunday, January 19 (Shabbat Parshat Yitro). The synagogue is located at 21065 Powerline Road, Suite C-7.

Book Reviews

A Life Not With Standing

By Dr. Rivkah Blau

Determination is now being studied by educators and psychologists who want to understand why some people born with every gift do not achieve a meaningful adulthood, while others born into a challenging existence rise above their beginnings to enjoy accomplished lives.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Rescue And Damage

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

Mr. Brand was walking home one evening when he saw his neighbor, Mr. Moses, getting into the car with his family. "Where are you heading with the whole family?" he asked.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

Worming Out Of This One! ‘Twisted Scarlet Wool’ (Yoma 71b)

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

‘PA and Israel Agree: It’s All Kerry and Obama’s Fault

By Jewish Press News Desk

The furor over remarks by  Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon about  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry show that the Palestinian Authority-Israeli “quality that they all share, so stupendously in an exhibitionist way, is to explain why it's the U.S.'s fault,” U.S.-Israel relations expert Alon Pinkas told NBC World News. The Yediot Acharonot journalist who wrote […]

Israel / News Briefs

More Illegal Africans Going Back Home

By Jewish Press News Desk

The rising trend of illegal African infiltrators leaving Israel and going back home continued in early January, when their numbers were whittled down by another 250 who left voluntarily despite a protest campaign to convince the world they had not place to go. Last year, slight more than 2,600 illegal Africans left Israel voluntarily. If […]

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Sabbath Shuttle? (Part IV)

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.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Sit Or Stand?

By Rabbi J. Simcha Cohen

Question: Is it permitted to sit during Keriat HaTorah or must one stand?

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Int’l Flavors to Buy Kibbutz Suppliers for $88 Million

By Jewish Press News Desk

The U.S.-based International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) firm is buying Aromor Flavors, half-owned by Kibbutz Givat Oz, which is located southeast of Haifa. Former executives ion the Makhteshim phosphates and  chemical giant own the other half of Aromor, which manufactures and markets specialty ingredients that are used in fragrances and flavors. “We expect Aromor, with […]

Parsha

Learning To Enjoy This World

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

In the Aseres Ha’Dibros we are told Hashem pays back the wicked for four generations and the righteous for two thousand generations. Rashi explains the ratio of two thousand to four comes out to be five hundred to one. This teaches us the measure of good to bad in the world is five hundred to one.

Lessons In Emunah

Brain Freeze

By Naama Klein

Once again neither of us had the tickets, but this time we knew to follow the unusual protocol and pick up our tickets at the airline counter. So we dutifully waited in line and requested our tickets. This time, however, no tickets awaited us.

Parsha

The Nature Of The Mitzvah Of Kibud Av V’eim

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

The Ramban writes in Parshas Yisro that the luchos were divided into two categories: the first side was mitzvos bein adam lamakom, and the second side contained mitzvos bein adam lachaveiro. The Ramban adds that the mitzvah of kibud av v’eim is on the first side because it is indeed a mitzvah bein adam lamakom.

US / News Briefs

House Spending Bill Restores Aid to Israel to $3.1 Billion

By JTA

Funding to Israel was restored to its pre-sequester level of $3.1 billion in the spending bill the U.S. House of Representatives passed on Wednesday. Aid to the Palestinian Authority was conditioned on its not running to the United Nations for recognition. The $1.1 trillion bill passed Wednesday is the result of a deal brokered last […]

Terrorism / Syria / News Briefs

Al Qaeda-Linked Car Bomb Kills 26 in Syrian Rebel Stronghold

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Al Qaeda-linked ISIL terrorist organization attacked a rebel-held city in northern Syria on Wednesday and killed at least 26 people in a car bomb explosion. Fighting between the rebels and ISIL has developed into a second civil war with the broader civil war between Syrian President Bassar al-Assad and opposition forces. ISIL denied claims […]

News Briefs / Egypt

Egypt Approves Constitution, but Brotherhood Boycotted Vote

By Jewish Press News Desk

Egyptians gave landslide support for a proposed new constitution after two days of voting, but the Muslim Brotherhood boycotted the balloting, which was accompanied by violence, ballot stuffing and bribes. An official told the Associated Press that 90 percent of the voters cast a “yes” vote, but BuzzFeed reported that it obtained documents that provided […]

Israel / US / Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs

Rep. Jim Moran, Notorious for Repeated Clashes with Jews, Retires

By JTA

Virginia Democratic Rep. Jim Moran, a longtime congressman from northern Virginia who repeatedly clashed with pro-Israel and Jewish groups, is retiring. Moran, 68, told media Wednesday that he would not run again in his district, which comprises Arlington, Falls Church and parts of Alexandria and Fairfax County, because it has become strongly Democratic, making his […]

Elder of Ziyon

Ongoing Arab Discrimination and Abuse against Palestinians since 1948

By Elder of Ziyon

Everybody hates the Palestinians, but their own brothers hate them the most.

News Briefs / The Knesset / Judaism

Tzohar Rabbis Help Lead Knesset’s First Ever Tu B’Shvat Seder

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Tu B’Shvat holiday Thursday literally has roots in the Land of Israel

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

A Society Obsessed with Toys (Part One)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

In a nutshell, I am intolerant of today’s addictions.

Israel / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jordan

Netanyahu Makes Surprise Visit to Jordan for Secret Talks

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Jordan might be the X factor in Kerry’s foolsmanship in the Middle East.

Op-Eds

Dynamic Orthodoxy

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

Much of what we know about 19th century Orthodoxy is false, including the provenance of the term Orthodox.

Open to Debate

Are the Haredim Just Going to Keep on Going to the Right?

By Jewish Press Staff

The bigger the Haredi community grows, the greater its ability to dominate our lives is getting, and the more they seem to be pulling the rest of us into what many view as an overly restrictive direction. Will it ever end? Will the Haredi pendulum ever stop swinging to the right?

Op-Eds

Tu B'Shvat: Guide for the Perplexed on Jewish Arbor Day

By Yoram Ettinger

Tu B'shvat highlights the rejuvination and blooming of trees and the Jewish people.

IDF & Security / US / Politics / Government / Iran / News Briefs

RJC: Feinstein's Comments on Israel Outrageous and Baseless

By Jewish Press News Desk

She claims bipartisan Iran sanctions bill allows Israel "to determine when and where U.S. goes to war."

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Another Rocket Falls Short of Ashkelon

By Jewish Press News Desk

At 9:30 AM another rocket was launched at Ashkelon from Gaza. The rocket landed in an open area, and no injuries were reported. There was a problem with the Red Alert alarm system, and not all residents in the city heard the siren go off.

Terrorism / US / Politics / Iran / News Briefs

Dem Whip: WH Aide 'Out of Line' Calling Congress 'Warmongers'

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Democratic congressional leader: White House aide irresponsible for calling sanctions advocates warmongers.

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / Jewish / Hamas / News Briefs / Islamists

Iron Dome Intercepts 5 Rockets, 1 Hits Israel

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Israel's Iron Dome defense system saved more lives early Thursday morning.

Op-Eds

When Ariel Sharon Told U.S. Jews to Grow a Backbone

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

In 1943, just before Yom Kippur, some 400 rabbis marched to the White House.

Op-Eds

Tu B’Shvat: Annual Start-Up Nation Day Celebration

By Yonatan Gordon

Unrefined spiritual taste buds cannot truly enjoy food, because they constantly desire to consume more.

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Tu B'Shvat Delicious Inspiration with Yishai and Malkah Fleisher

By Moshe Herman

HAPPY TU B'SHVAT EVERYONE!!!!!! Listen to TuB'Shvat delicious inspiration with Yishai and Malkah Fleisher.

Settlements

Canada Says One Thing And Publishes Another on Israel, Lawyers Say

By JTA

Former Israeli ambassador to Canada Alan Baker and prominent Toronto lawyers have condemned an apparent discrepancy between Ottawa’s fervid public support for Israel and official policy. Baker, who served as Israel’s ambassador to Canada from 2004 to 2008, and six Toronto lawyers, have written to Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird demanding the Foreign Affairs Department […]

Government / News Briefs / The Knesset / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Lapid Says He Doesn’t Trust the Palestinian Authority

By Jewish Press News Desk

Yesh Atid party chairman Yair Lapid, Israel’s favorite chameleon, declared on Wednesday that he does not trust the Palestinian Authority and would not depend on it to keep Israel safe while having full control of the Jordan Valley. He took what he said is a centrist view - against annexing Jewish communities in Judea and […]

Antisemitism / News Briefs / The Knesset / Holocaust

Knesset Bill Proposed to Outlaw Nazi Slogans

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Knesset easily passed on preliminary reading on Wednesday a bill that would make it illegal to use the word Nazi and Nazi symbols, but Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein said the measure violates freedom of speech. Only 19 Knesset Members voted against the bill, sponsored by Likud Knesset Member Shimon Ohayon, with 44 in favor, […]

Israel / News Briefs

Thousands of Gallons of Milk Spill in Gush Etzion Mishap (Video)

By Jewish Press News Desk

If anyone likes crying over spilled milk, he is going to cry a river over this one.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Drive-by Shooting on Road 55

By Jewish Press News Desk

10:05 PM: Drive-by Shooting on Road 55 at the Jitt junction near Kedumim. The Israeli car was driving from Kedumim to the Gilad Farm at the time of the shooting. No injuries were reported.

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Geneva Ceremony Welcomes Israel as Member of Nuclear Research Group

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel was officially admitted as full member of CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, in a ceremony in Geneva Wednesday. Israel is the 21st member state of CERN and the only country outside Europe to have achieved full membership. Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman represented Israel at the ceremony held at the CERN Globe of […]

Government / News Briefs

‘Scoop’ Tries to Defame Netanyahu for Using Temporary Tax Haven

By Jewish Press News Desk

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu held a bank account in a Channel Island tax haven for a short period of time when he was not in the government more than 10 years ago, the Globes business newspaper revealed Wednesday evening. The “exposé” also details a transfer of less than $3,000 from his account to a law […]

Dov Shurin

‘Arik Charbi’ – Arik Is My Sword

By Dov Shurin

This past Shabbos, as we read the weekly Torah portion of Bishalach, my son suddenly said to me, “Dad, I have a feeling Sharon is going to pass away today, because we just read his name in Az Yashir [the Song of the Sea] where it says ‘arik charbi.’ ”

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Media

Palestinian Authority Deleted Media Footage of Protests in Ramallah

By Jewish Press News Desk

Palestinian Authority police allegedly took photographers into custody and deleted their footage of recent protests in Ramallah against UNRWA policies, according to the Bethlehem-based Ma'an News Agency. The Palestinian Center for Development and Media Freedoms said that the actions violate "freedom of opinion and expression," and demanded authorities "enable journalists to exercise their professional duty […]

NY / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel / Judaism

Chief Rabbinate Backs Down, Accepts Rabbi Avi Weiss

By JTA

The Israeli Chief Rabbinate has come to its sense before letting the damage get out of control.

Editorial

The Passing Of Ariel Sharon

By Editorial Board

It is the mark of Ariel Sharon that in death the glowing tributes to his military prowess were not the manufactured puffery that usually infuses these exercises. To be sure, there were the usual critics along the way making relatively minor points. But he really was the fearless, innovative, consummate military leader and defender of Israel everyone is talking about.

Israel / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

Neil Young to Perform in Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Canadian singer Neil Young, of the former Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young rock group of the late 60s, will perform with his Crazy Horse band in Tel Aviv this July, his first performance in Israel since 1995. The announcement by an Israeli producer comes a week after a report, quoting Israeli producers, that the Rolling […]

Editorial

The Times’s Distorted Mideast Lens

By Editorial Board

On January 1 The New York Times headlined a lengthy news story on the Palestinian refusal to consider recognition of Israel as a Jewish state in the following fashion: “Sticking Point in Peace Talks: Recognition of a Jewish State.”

Torah

Fruits, Buckets, And Holiness

By Shaya Winiarz

Food can be eaten to fill your stomach. But food can also be eaten with the intent to recognize Creation and acknowledge the Creator. A bracha is not just a thank you.

Israel

Legendary Jewish Warrior Leaves A Tainted Political Legacy

By Steve K. Walz

As befitting a legendary warrior, Sharon’s funeral procession on Monday stopped at Yad Lashiryon, The Armored Corps Memorial Site and Museum at Latrun (near Modiin). The site overlooks the same pastoral green valley where 65 years earlier Sharon, a 20-year-old IDF battalion commander, endured near fatal wounds during a hopeless War of Independence battle against superior Jordanian forces and armed Palestinian villagers. Nearly all of the soldiers in Sharon’s unit were wiped out.

Israel / News Briefs

Attack on Mosque Is Third Price Tag Incident in a Week

By Jewish Press News Desk

Suspected right-wing Jewish vandals set a mosque in the Arab village of Deit Istiya in Samaria on fire late Tuesday night and painted graffiti on the mosque’s wall with hate messages such as “Revenge for spilled blood in Kusra,” referring to the village where Arabs brutally beat a group of Jews last week after the […]

Government / News Briefs / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Hundreds of Rabbis Support Ya’alon’s ‘Fed Up with Kerry’ Comments

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Rabbinical Congress for Peace (RCP), comprising over 350 prominent Israeli rabbis, has sent a letter of support and encouragement to Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon for his clear and fearless remarks that “enough is enough.” The rabbis assured him that the Torah supports those who “stand firm, speak the truth, and thereby lead to a […]

Front Page

‘No Lord, Not Me!’

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

Humility is perhaps the least understood quality a person may possess. Often it is perceived as a form of meekness, a reticence that stems from a lack of self-confidence or an unwillingness to stand up and assert oneself. But that is far from what true humility is.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Europe

PA Won’t Explain Why Machine Guns Were in Embassy in Prague

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Palestinian Authority has not explained to the Czech Republic why 12 firearms, including submachine guns, were stored at its embassy in Prague where a PA diplomat was killed in an explosion to weeks ago. Palestinian diplomats have apologized for hiding illegal weapons at the Prague embassy where a blast killed the ambassador on New […]

Israel

Ariel Sharon Remembered As An Enigmatic Figure To The Very End

By dvora

Former Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon was laid to rest Monday at his family’s ranch in southern Israel following a state funeral that drew international dignitaries – Vice President Biden represented the U.S. – and scores of Israeli officials.

Israel / News Briefs / Archaeology

‘Sunken Treasure Chest’ of Ancient Pottery found in Woman’s Basement

By Jewish Press News Desk

“Hello, Israel Antiquities Authority? Look, I am cleaning out my basement and there is a whole bunch of pottery and other stuff here that my family of fishermen left me. Maybe you guys want the junk so my grandchildren can see it in the future?” That is not a direct quote, but is closer to […]

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