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Year: 2014

Analysis

Delhi Must Crush Islamist Terrorism

By Jagdish N. Singh

The first and foremost function of a modern state is to take care of all its citizens.

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Aliyah / Geulah

Jewish Federation to Join 76ers for ‘Jewish Heritage Night’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Sing HaTikvah, eat kosher food, watch the basketball game and feel like a real Jew.

NY / News Briefs

Former Gov. Mario Cuomo Hospitalized

By Jewish Press News Desk

Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, whose son Andrew is current governor, was hospitalized for a heart condition Saturday night. The elder Cuomo, now 82, served three terms in office. “He is in good spirits and thanks everyone for their support and best wishes,” the office of his son Andrew said in a statement on […]

US / The Courts / News Briefs

Ferguson Officer Who Shot Michael Brown Resigns

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson has resigned from the police force.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Religion

Arab-Jewish School Torched; Anti-Arab Graffiti at Site

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Anti-coexistence and Anti-Arab sentiment appears to be behind fire set at bilingual coexistence school in Jerusalem.

Israel / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Kaf-Tet B’November

By Jewish Press News Desk

On November 29, 1947 the United Nations voted in a plan for the partition of the British Mandate territory of Palestine. The plan came to be called the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine or United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181.

Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Jordan / United Nations (UN)

Jordan To Propose Date for "Palestinian" State

By Jewish Press News Desk

Will Jordan's King Abdullah II ibn al-Hussein be abdicating his throne to create a "Palestinian" state?

The Muqata

5 Myths About the Basic Law Proposal: "Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People"

By JoeSettler

Everything you thought you knew about the "Jewish Nation State" law is wrong. Here are 5 common misconceptions about the proposed law.

Israel / US / News Briefs

US to Supply Israel with 3,000 JDAMs for ‘Smart Bombs’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

JDAMs convert free-fall bombs into precision-guided smart weapons.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

Meet Gadi Eizenkott, the Next IDF Chief of Staff

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The IDF gets a Chief of Staff who is not afraid to fight.

Book Reviews

From The Depths

By Henri Lustiger Thaler

Their memoirs capture these experiences through a Torah-faith point of view.

Book Reviews

Reinvigorating The Study Of Tanach

By Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom

The penultimate section of the book serves as a primer to modern Biblical scholarship and Orthodox responses.

Tales of the Gaonim

The Earthquake (Part Two)

By Rabbi Sholom Klass

Time passed and Zemira gave birth to a son but not even this could awaken Avinadav from his melancholy.

West Coast Happenings

Rabbi Sufrin Wins The Covenant Award

By Jeanne Litvin

Lester Crown, a perennial member of the Forbes 400 list since 1982 and founder of the prestigious Covenant Foundation, took the stage in Washington, D.C. before a room of high-powered dignitaries, philanthropists, and innovators.

Parsha

Parshas Vayeitzei: Sincere And Everlasting

By Rabbi Dani Staum

A person who truly feels that everything is a blessing from G-d will count his blessings and realize just how much he has.

Interviews and Profiles

A Century of Tikun Olam: The American Joint Distribution Committee

By Jewish Press Staff

In a world where people question whether they should be engaged, we are a reminder that all Jews are responsible for one another.

Gaza / Weather

Severe Rains In Gaza May Mean Terror Tunnels Are Flooded

By Tibbi Singer

Some of these Gazan tunnels were estimated to have cost $3 million to construct, but will they sustain continued flooding by rain and sewer water?

Parsha

Vayeitze

By Joseph Cox

Yaacov returns the stolen blessing of material wealth and physical might to Esav

News Briefs / Germany / Holocaust

Who Gave $1 Million for Museum That May Deal with Nazi-Looted Art?

By JTA

The Gurlitt Museum promises all looted art will be returned to the rightful owners.

Photo of the Day

Saving Flipper

By Photo of the Day

Israeli Shayetet 13 Naval commandos discovered a wounded fellow swimmer in the water, while they were doing a training exercise on Thursday morning. The commandos helped and treated the dolphin until a marine animal doctor could arrive to help it further. By the way, the temperature in Israel was between 52-66 degree Fahrenheit on Thursday, […]

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Rain Provides Signs that Israelis Are in Good Hands

By Moshe Herman

First, in this week's Spiritual Cafe, Rabbi Mike Feuer asks whether it is immature for Jews to yearn for signs from above to get through dark times? Then, Colonel Dakar Eilat, found of an Elite special forces unit talks about his background and anti-terror in Israel.

Syria / US / Global / News Briefs / Media

Pro-Assad Hackers Hit Western Media and Wal-Mart

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

"You've been hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army.”

Parsha

What’s In A Name?

By Rabbi Joshua Rapps

The Jew, from the perspective of the name Yaakov, is dependent on the non-Jewish world. This can be seen today in the relationship between the State of Israel and the United States

Lessons In Emunah

The Guided Limousine

By Chaya Blitzer

Yet, ultimately, looking back, these “setbacks” turned out to be really for the patient’s best – for the good.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Found Fifty

By Rabbi Meir Orlian

In the afternoon, he reached into his pocket to check for the money, but it was empty. "The $50 bill must have fallen out," Alex exclaimed. "It's got to be in one of the rooms I was just at."

Op-Eds

One Mother’s Response to Terror

By Jolie Greiff

My son is seventeen; he didn't want to talk about what happened, or give any details of the Rosh Yeshiva's words of chizuk.

Features On The Jewish World

Helen Keller And The ‘Jewish’ Seeing-Eye Dog

By Saul Jay Singer

Not as well known, however, is Keller’s involvement with Jewish and Israeli communities.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Conversion To Judaism

By Raphael Grunfeld

Although the conversion ceremony involves more than circumcision and immersion, these are the two essential requirements, without which the conversion is ineffective.

Ask the Rabbi

Q & A: Arabs Circumcise At 13 (Part I)

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass

Question: If Abraham was commanded to circumcise his descendants on the eighth day, why do Arabs – who claim to descend from Abraham through Yishmael – wait until their children are 13 to circumcise them? I am aware that this is a matter of little consequence to our people. Nevertheless, this inconsistency is one that piques my curiosity. M. Goldman (Via E-mail)

Parsha

Reciting Shema Before Tefillah

By Rabbi Raphael Fuchs

Rashi in Shabbos 9b writes that the reason why the tefillah of Ma’ariv is a reshus is because it was instituted corresponding to the burning of the eimurim from the korbanos – which was performed at night.

Op-Eds

What Does Ferguson Have to Do With Israel?

By Yonatan Gordon

All involved in the Ferguson debate should learn the laws pertinent to non-Jews: the Noahide Laws.

Parsha

I Need Needs

By Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

It almost sounds as if Hashem is saying, “I have to keep Yaakov from getting too comfortable; otherwise he will forget Me. I can’t promise him sustenance because then he won’t need Me. He won’t write. He won’t call. He won’t love Me anymore.”

Polls

POLL: Fellow Jews, Do You Celebrate Thanksgiving?

By Jewish Press News Desk

Thanksgiving is an American secular holiday that most Jews have no problem celebrating due to its lack of overt religious symbols (unlike the American holidays right before and after it). Still, there are always holdouts for some reason or another. Let's hear what you do...

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

Minnesota Univ. Student Official Compares Group Backing Israel with KKK

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Maybe he thought those white hoods are prayer shawls although they are closer to being burkas.

Halacha & Hashkafa

Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Yaakov Klass and Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum

The Decree Of 1587 “Two Kabs Of Dinars Were Given…To King Yanai” (Yevamos 61a)

Op-Eds

The PR Maven Who Helped Rescue The Bergson Group From Obscurity

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Prominent Jewish leaders acknowledged that their predecessors had mistreated the Bergson Group.

Op-Eds

The Implications Of De-Judaizing Jerusalem

By Richard L. Cravatts

Abbas has been adding new layers of rhetoric to his tactical campaign to de-Judaize Jerusalem

Op-Eds

Jews Have A Long Memory

By Rabbi Alec Goldstein

The Jew’s crime is his presence.

Op-Eds

Unpaid Consultants To Palestinian Terror

By Manfred Gerstenfeld and Jamie Berk

Hamas’s love for death tried to have as many Palestinian civilians killed as possible

Moshe Feiglin

It’s Our Fault

By Moshe Feiglin

Israel recognizes the fabrication called a Palestinian nation; So what do we want from the Swedes?

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

When The “I” Is Silent

By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l

Simply too many cases of prayers being answered to deny it makes a difference to our fate. It does.

Rebbetzin's Viewpoint

What Are We To Do? (Part Two)

By Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis

Prayer is our language: Hakol kol Yaakov – the voice is the voice of Jacob – the voice of prayer.

Parsha

Jacob Meets Rachel: Tears Of Joy, Sadness

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

Jacob cries, overcome by the knowledge that his great love for Rachel will end in unbearable pain.

The 10 Minute Parsha

Vayeitzei: Understanding Rachel's World‏

By Rabbi David Fohrman

There's a perfect mirror between Jacob running away from Esav to when he reunites with his brother.

Shiloh Musings

"Calm" is The Worst Reaction We Could Have to The Har Nof Massacre!

By Batya Medad

It's clear that Obama equates Israelis and Arabs as equal sufferers of "violence."

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Gaza / Hamas / News Briefs

Hamas Gunfire Damages IDF Patrol Vehicle

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hamas snipers fired from Gaza at an IDF routine patrol operating along the security fence early afternoon on Thursday. No injuries were reported, and the vehicle was damaged. The IDF responded with an artillery shell aimed at the source of fire.

FirstOneThrough

“Won’t you be my Neighbor?”

By Paul Gherkin

Arab attacking Jews in the land date back a century, long before Israel was created or in control.

Photo of the Day

Do We Eat These, or Use Them to Wash the Dishes?

By Photo of the Day

Jacob Richman found this amusing mistake in the store. Do we eat these "extra crispy" soap nuts, or wash the dishes with them?

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

Exposed Hamas Terrorist Cell a ’Drop in the Bucket’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

For every terrorist cell Israel announces it has captured, there are many more kept under wraps.

News Briefs / The Knesset

Moshe Feiglin: I Will Not Allow Verbal Violence in Knesset Plenum

By Jewish Press News Desk

On Monday evening, tTwo Arab MKs hurled epithets at MKs David Rotem and Feiglin from the podium. Here is Feiglin's response.

Terrorism / Hamas / News Briefs / Turkey / Palestinian Authority / Jordan / Judea & Samaria

Hamas Planned Massive Attack at Teddy Soccer Stadium in Jerusalem

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

If the Shin Bet had not stopped the terrorist cells in its tracks, they would have caused a mass catastrophe.

News Briefs / The Knesset / Business and Economy

Israel's Controversial Plastic Bag Law Delayed

By Jewish Press News Desk

MK Miri Regev said the law is a difficult and complicated one, and it requires a serious discussion about its downsides, and therefore shouldn't be rushed into implementation.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Selects First Female Commander of Navy Ship

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Navy has selected Captain Or Cohen to become the first woman appointed as an IDF Navy ship's commander.

Uncategorized / The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

Rain, Blood, and Law

By Moshe Herman

With rain falling in Israel, Yishai discusses the need for infrastructure to capture more of that rain. Good leadership is also a blessing: Yishai explains why he appreciates Deputy Knesset Speaker MK Moshe Feiglin and Economics Minister Naftali Bennet. Then, Rabbi Shimshon HaKohen Nadel is an author and educator who lives in Har Nof, he gives a status on how the ultra-Orthodox community is coping. Finally, Knesset Insider Jeremy Saltan discusses new laws and bills that seem to point to a nationalist Zionist trend in Israel.

Israel / Gaza / News Briefs

3 Gazans Caught in Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

Three Gazans were captured overnight when they crossed over the security fence into Israel.

Israel / News Briefs / Chessed and Tzedaka

Israelis Donate Masses of Hair to Cancer Patients

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Over 200 hair salons across Israel took part in the annual nationwide drive to collect hair for the Zichron Menachem Cancer Support in Israel in partnership with Pantene Products Israel.

Israel / Travel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Israel's 2014 Cruise Ship Tourist Numbers Affected By… Operation Pillar of Defense

By Tzvi Zucker / Tazpit News Agency

In 2014, cruise ship traffic to Israel decreased by almost two-thirds in comparison with the year before.

Jewish / US / The Courts / News Briefs

Heart Surgery for US Supreme Ct Justice Ginsburg

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

U.S. Supreme Court Ruth Bader Ginsburg had heart surgery on Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Books / Interviews and Profiles

Questions for Rabbi Maurice Lamm

By Shlomo Greenwald

Creativity without clarity is not sufficient for writing. I am eternally thankful to Hashem for his gift to me.

Front Page

The World’s Greatest Jewish City

By Harvey Rachlin

Golden presents a compelling saga of poor but determined immigrants who fled pogroms and harsh conditions in their homelands for a better life in a land of opportunity.

Israel

Despite Incitement, Abbas Still Seen By Washington As Better Than Any Possible Alternative

By dvora

“The Israeli government is not interested in the collapse of the Palestinian Authority,” said Arbell, a guest scholar at the Brookings Institution who teaches at American University here. “There may be faults in Abbas and the leadership and in what they’re doing, but they’re still the safest bet.”

My Year of Living Israelly

The Foul Stench of the Ferguson Fallout

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The malicious manipulation of frustrated fury is surely as egregious as merely perceived racism.

Government / News Briefs / The Knesset / Business and Economy

Shas: For 0% VAT on Basic Goods, We'll Join Coalition

By Jewish Press News Desk

Shas head Aryeh Deri said this evening on Radio Kol Chai that if Netanyahu met his two non-negotiable conditions, Shas could join the coalition.

Editorial

What’s Wrong With A ‘Jewish State’?

By Editorial Board

It seems to us that while the Jewish entitlement to the land of Israel transcends the Holocaust, the Jewish experience during that tragic time is the most solid of foundations for these “national rights.”

Editorial

The Ferguson Grand Jury Decision

By Editorial Board

Too many self-styled civil rights activists seemed determined to force, by their relentless pressure, an indictment regardless of what an investigation might turn up.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Israeli Arabs

Arab Charged with 3 Arson Attempts at Hadassah Hospital, Where He Worked

By Jewish Press News Desk

The man, a resident of Beit Safafa, tried on three different occasions last week to burn down the section of the hospital building where he worked.

Op-Eds

Rabbis Need To Show Moral Courage On Abuse Issues

By Rabbi Yosef Blau

Unfortunately, at present, the rabbinate does not play a positive role in preventing abuse.

Terrorism / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Israeli Arabs

Wife of Har Nof Terrorist to Lose Residency and Financial Privileges

By Jewish Press News Desk

The terrorist's wife will now have to return to the Palestinian Authority, following the decision by Interior Minister Gilad Erdan.

Analysis

Egypt's al-Sisi Tips His Hand, Israel Be Careful

By Shalom Bear

Egypt's al-Sisi is in an expansionist mood. He wants Israel's permission to take over Judea and Samaria.

Terrorism / Government / News Briefs / The Knesset / Jerusalem / Israeli Arabs

Likud Proposes Multipoint Plan to Fight Arab Terrorism in Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

The proposal includes some extreme measures to fight the current wave of terrorism.

Op-Eds / Analysis

The Ferguson Incident as a Metaphor for Israel

By Barry Shaw

Cries of justice for Michael Brown drowned out any call for justice for Police Officer Daryl Wilson.

Redeeming Relevance / Rabbi Francis Nataf

Redeeming Relevance in the Weekly Parsha: Vayetzeh

By Rabbi Francis Nataf

Yitzhak called you Esav and you answered him, then he called you Yaakov and you also answered him!”

FirstOneThrough

Seeing Security through a Screen

By Paul Gherkin

Cloistered captain Obama, touts his talents and has the temerity to taunt Bibi,his besieged ally

Israel / News Briefs / Weather

Kinneret Rises 3.5 Centimeters in Overnight Rain

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Kinneret rose 3.5 centimeters overnight due to the heavy rainstorm that hit the country.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Swiss Philanthropists Rewarding Citizens Who Stop Terror Attacks

By Jewish Press News Desk

The father-son team recently gave a check to the family of Druze policeman Zidan Saif for his role in stopping the Har Nof Massacre.

Shiloh Musings

Many Recent Terror Victims USA Citizens, But Obama Condemns Construction‏

By Batya Medad

Undoubtedly, once he's "former president Obama" he'll join anti-Israel Jimmy Carter against Israel.

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Serials

Persuaded – Chapter III

By Barbara Bensoussan

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