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The Puzzling Israeli Election

By Editorial Board

Several commentators have pointed to Netanyahu’s alleged ethical challenges as the core of the disaffection.

In Print / Editorial

The 2020 Democrats’ Assault On Democracy

By Editorial Board

The Democratic Party has never accepted the results of the last presidential election and has adopted a near total rejection of anything associated with President Trump.

In Print / Editorial

The DOE Comment Period Has Ended – Now What?

By Editorial Board

We cannot drop the ball and fail to be involved in what comes next. The DOE is not simply going to adopt the sentiments of the majority of the commenters.

In Print / Editorial

Are The ‘Deep State’ And ‘Fake News’ Real?

By Editorial Board

As it turned out, the story was not true. Indeed, he would only have had to go online where the documents were available to review them to find that out.

In Print / Editorial

Shots Across The Jewish Communal Bow

By Editorial Board

There was also the very disturbing news the other day of a European Union court having ruled that Hamas must be removed from the international list of terrorist groups.

In Print / Editorial

Enter Avi Berkowitz

By Editorial Board

Certainly, the continued presence of Kushner, a senior aide to the president, strongly suggests a continuity of existing policy.

In Print / Editorial

Pompeo And Bolton: Welcome Doses Of Realism

By Editorial Board

At the time of these changes in U.S. policy, it was explained that they were not designed to close the door on Palestinian claims to part of Jerusalem.

In Print / Editorial

Fighting Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes: Time For A Change

By Editorial Board

Clearly some of our vaunted defense organizations with multi-million dollar budgets and highly paid staff ostensibly dedicated to dealing with this sort of thing are not up to the job.

In Print / Editorial

Eugen Gluck, a”h

By Editorial Board

The range of Gluck’s efforts included significant funding for most of Beit El’s educational institutions including yeshivas for both college and high school-aged men and a high school academy for girls.

In Print / Editorial

The New Proposed Education Guidelines

By Editorial Board

The new guidelines would require New York City’s non-public schools to substantially adhere to standards followed by the city’s public schools.

In Print / Editorial

President Trump And Disloyalty

By Editorial Board

The president’s critics were somewhat circuitous in their claim: to say someone is “disloyal” is to presuppose that there is a “loyalty” in the first place, to a country other than the U.S.

In Print / Editorial

A Real News Transcript

By Editorial Board

As Byron York underscores in the Washington Examiner, what becomes clear from the transcript is that there was an acknowledgement of an institutional, programmatic anti-Trump bias amongst reporters.

In Print / Editorial

The Decline Of The Market Place Of Ideas: Postscript

By Editorial Board

The Supreme Court is not well. And the people know it. Perhaps the Court can heal itself before the public demands it be ‘restructured in order to reduce the influence of politics.

In Print / Editorial

Anti-Semites Can Stay Out

By Editorial Board

The notion that a democracy must lay out the welcome mat to all comers defies logic. Israel’s democratically elected government made a decision that it believed to be in the country’s best interest.

In Print / Editorial

What Happened To The Marketplace Of Ideas?

By Editorial Board

Unfortunately, there are those on the left who believe that only ideas with which they identify qualify for entrance into the marketplace.

In Print / Editorial

A Two-State Solution Still Lurks In The Background

By Editorial Board

By denying the Jewish claim to a homeland, the BDS Movement is fundamentally incompatible with a two-state solution and pushes the cause of peace for both Israel and the Palestinians further out of reach.

In Print / Editorial

Reasonable Gun Control Measures

By Editorial Board

Gun control is but one of many solutions necessary to address the scourge of gun violence in the country. Funding adequate mental health services, for example, is a critical piece of the puzzle.

Editorial

Did U.S. Middle East Policy Get Lost During The Debates?

By Editorial Board

Would they continue Trump’s cutbacks to Palestinian aid over violations of U.S. conditions, as mandated by law – or would they ignore them as his predecessors did?

Editorial

Did Comey Just Get A Pass?

By Editorial Board

There was also a subsequent revelation that Comey had been directed by then Attorney General Loretta Lynch to downplay the nature of the FBI’s Clinton inquiry by referring to it as a “matter” and not as an “investigation.”

Editorial

Rev. Al Sharpton, The Darling Of Democrats?

By Editorial Board

Sharpton’s National Action Network then led protestors in front of Freddy’s Mart, referring to Jews as “bloodsuckers” and threatening “to burn and loot the Jews.”

Editorial

How Is BDS Not Anti-Semitic But Trump Is A Racist?

By Editorial Board

This got us to thinking about the reaction to President Trump’s rebukes of Congressman Elijah Cummings and the deplorable state of parts of his congressional district and the so-called “Squad.”

In Print / Editorial

Omar’s Dangerous BDS Game

By Editorial Board

Sadly, we also see a connection between Omar’s pro-BDS resolution and the pass she got when the House failed to rebuke her by name over her anti-Semitic comments in March.

Editorial

Why Should We Care What Mueller Now Says?

By Editorial Board

In our legal system, in the absence of compelling evidence – that is, evidence of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt – a presumption of innocence governs.

Editorial

A Democracy Lesson For Democrats

By Editorial Board

If nothing else, elections are the way we in a democracy choose the people who will make authoritative decisions for us.

Editorial

The Vaccination Controversy Continues

By Editorial Board

As we see it, the process by which the religious exemption was accomplished raised many serious questions.

In Print / Editorial

Netanyahu Pledge To Not Uproot More Jews

By Editorial Board

It also sends the message that Israel will not willingly give up what it achieved at the cost of much blood and treasure in the course of defending itself from murderous Arab attempts to destroy it.

Editorial

New Education Rules: Same As The Old Rules

By Editorial Board

The guidelines mandated minimum hours of instruction in required secular subjects that cut sharply into the time traditionally dedicated to religious studies and opened the door to compulsory study of subjects like evolution and modern notions of gender identification.

In Print / Editorial

Iran Knew That The U.S. Could Abandon The Nuclear Deal

By Editorial Board

In recent weeks, however, Iran has been openly violating the deal incrementally as a transparent effort to pressure the other major powers to help it get around the U.S. sanctions which have already devastated its economy.

In Print / Editorial

Iran Has No Nuclear Option

By Editorial Board

Regrettably, this notion that Iran was a full negotiating partner in the JCPOA talks was spawned by the Obama administration’s pattern of making breathtaking concessions to the Iranians.

In Print / Editorial

The Democrats And Israel

By Editorial Board

Even traditional Democratic champions of Israel have taken to railing against the relocation of the American Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

In Print / Editorial

AOC Targets Jews… Where’s Nadler & Schumer?

By Editorial Board

Nadler certainly knows what’s at stake, but seems overtaken by his hatred of President Trump, reflexively seizing on anything that may paint him in a harsh light.

Editorial

The Trump/Kushner Middle East Plan

By Editorial Board

Those talks foundered on the failure of the Palestinians to come down from their negotiating starting points.

In Print / Editorial

New York Democratic Primary Endorsements

By Editorial Board

We cannot stress enough the importance of participation in both the primary and general elections.

Editorial

We Are Disappointed by Comptroller Stringer

By Editorial Board

It is very troubling that Stringer, who aspires to be mayor of New York, has gotten behind someone plainly committed to crippling the enforcement of our criminal laws.

Editorial

A New Front In NYC’s War On Religious Freedom

By Editorial Board

Many jurisdictions across the country have banned so-called “conversion therapy” for minors, but New York’s law goes even further by covering patients of all ages.

Editorial

Ambassador Friedman Jolts The Palestinians

By Editorial Board

Obama’s decision not to veto the Security Council resolution declaring Israeli settlements in the West Bank “flagrant violations of international law” bolstered the Palestinians cause even more.

Editorial

NYT Dismisses Trump’s Successful Mexico Deal

By Editorial Board

The article proceeds to describe the pitfalls inherent in the tariff regime had it been imposed; it is only much later that the specifics of the agreement are addressed.

Editorial

The Inoculation Conundrum

By Editorial Board

A current lawsuit playing out in federal court involving the Shulamith School for Girls in Cedarhurst and the NYS Department of Education demonstrates that the rules are easier described than implemented.

Editorial

The Mexican Tariff

By Editorial Board

The President maintains that Mexico has failed to get serious about stopping the enormous numbers of illegal immigrants from across Latin America that regularly cross the Mexican border into the U.S.

Editorial

The Germans And Yarmulkas

By Editorial Board

Would law enforcement, faced with an epidemic of bank robberies, ever think of urging banks to close their doors as a suitable response?

Editorial

Democrats Shoot Down Anti-BDS Legislation

By Editorial Board

We fully recognize that Democrats do not have to accept what the Republicans come up with.

In Print / Editorial

Never Again?

By Editorial Board

Little, if anything, was heard from those upmarket Jews who had seamlessly blended into Germans culture. But perhaps, by then, it was already too late for them as well.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Yaakov Pollak, Zt”l

By Editorial Board

Highly regarded as the spiritual leader of his congregants, his writings on Jewish topics educated thousands.

Editorial

‘Israel Is On The Side Of G-d’

By Editorial Board

Yet we have found no expressions of dismay in the media over these invocations of divine imprimatur – not even over the murderous rampages they glorify.

In Print / Editorial

Representative Tlaib And The Holocaust

By Editorial Board

But we are also concerned with the here and now, as Democratic House leaders Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer issued statements rallying behind her.

In Print / Editorial

MTA: Take Down Those Ads

By Editorial Board

No New Yorker should be forced to view these ads every single day.

In Print / Editorial

Investigation-Gate Picks Up Steam

By Editorial Board

Evidence surfaced some time ago suggesting that contributions to the foundation were tied to securing meetings with then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Editorial

Behind The Gaza And Iran Explosions

By Editorial Board

While it was clear that Israel was still firmly in the military driver’s seat, 700 missiles fired within a period of a little over a day does still stand out.

Editorial

Florida Is Showing The Way

By Editorial Board

Despite careful attention by the bill’s sponsors to First Amendment concerns, full-blown pushback is well under way in the form of letters to DeSantis.

In Print / Editorial

We Mourn The Passing Of The Kaliver Rebbe

By Editorial Board

The eldest of the chassidic leaders, the Kaliver was acknowledged as a foremost halachic authority and dedicated his life to perpetuating the memory of victims of the Holocaust.

In Print / Editorial

The New York Times Keeps Printing Anti-Semitic Cartoons

By Editorial Board

There was no apology, only that the image was “offensive,” an error in judgment in publishing it and that it had been deleted.

In Print / Editorial

The Census Controversy: The Resistance Continues

By Editorial Board

Congress has legislatively added to this general power, authorizing the executive branch to conduct the census and the basing of aid to various localities on the numbers.

In Print / Editorial

Thwarting The Education Commissariat

By Editorial Board

As it turned out, Judge Ryba ruled that NYSED did not follow the procedures set forth in the NY State Administrative Procedure Act for the promulgation of the guidelines.

In Print / Editorial

Following Through On Iran

By Editorial Board

On Monday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the waivers will end May 2 and all companies buying oil from Iran will face stiff U.S. economic penalties.

In Print / Editorial

Democrats On Automatic Pilot

By Editorial Board

Weren’t more than a few of them on pre-investigation record as being sharply disdainful of Donald Trump?

Editorial

The Left’s Lurch Towards Suppression

By Editorial Board

Not only are non-favored councilmembers like Yeger rendered unable to do their jobs, ultimately the citizens of New York are the losers in the absence of a clash of ideas.

In Print / Editorial

Anti-Israel Lobbying

By Editorial Board

It would have been easier to accept had the letter and the Congress members spoken about the effect annexation would have on American interests abroad.

In Print / Editorial

The Yeger City Council Vote: Political Correctness Run Amok

By Editorial Board

Moreover, a comparison of the recent episode with Rep. Ilhan Omar reveals the perfidy in play here.

In Print / Editorial

Iranian Revolutionary Guards Are Indeed Terrorists

By Editorial Board

Recall that the Obama administration declined to include the issues of Iranian intercontinental ballistic missile development and its fomenting and supporting global terror.

In Print / Editorial

Annexing Judea and Samaria?

By Editorial Board

They also make no mention of the Arab side’s inability to finally accept Israel’s existence in the Middle East and its entitlement to borders that would be defensible in the next Arab onslaught.

In Print / Editorial

A Ban Without A Plan

By Editorial Board

Growing families on a budget will either have to shell out money for paper bags where available ... or invest in reusable cloth or other bags.

Editorial

Truth Under Siege In New York

By Editorial Board

Despite being roundly attacked, he stood his ground, stating at a news conference, “There is no state by that name [Palestine]. There is no place by that name. That’s a fact.”

Editorial

Skulener Rebbe, Z”TL

By Editorial Board

A long revered fixture in New York’s Jewish community, he was for years among the very senior chasidic leaders and widely acknowledged as a wise and sagacious elder.

In Print / Editorial

A Welcome Human Rights Development

By Editorial Board

New technologies such as electronic locks can easily prompt conflicts with our religious needs since most of our fellow citizens don’t share them.

Editorial

That Fur Ban

By Editorial Board

We are concerned that the new legislative proposals make no provisions for the religious use of fur for making shtreimels.

Editorial

The Mueller Report – What Happens Now?

By Editorial Board

But since a president has the constitutional authority to direct and terminate his employees, there would only be a crime if he had exercised those powers in a corrupt fashion.

Editorial

U.S. Recognition Of An Israeli Golan

By Editorial Board

Unfortunately, no other country acknowledged the legitimacy of the move and there have been periodic calls for Israel to relinquish the Golan to Syria and withdraw.

In Print / Editorial

Democratic No-Shows At AIPAC

By Editorial Board

While some may minimize these no-shows, this is clearly a departure from years past, when supporting AIPAC was seen as an uncontroversial move.

In Print / Editorial

The Attempt To Kosherize Rep. Ilhan Omar

By Editorial Board

Sounds like something the timid Jewish officials could sink their teeth into? After all, she seems to disavow the Palestinian narrative that Jews have had scant historical connections to Israel.

In Print / Editorial

An Important Supreme Court Case

By Editorial Board

Although the 1977 ruling has benefited countless Sabbath observers over the years, the requirement of only a limited accommodation has prevented the law from reaching its full potential.

Editorial

A Fifth Column In America?

By Editorial Board

Under intense pressure, Omar deleted her tweets. But she has not recanted her latest remarks.

Editorial

Kudos To Frank Seddio For Supporting Sen. Felder

By Editorial Board

Some Democratic Party members want to treat Felder as a traitor to the party and expel him.

Editorial

Is There Or Is There Not An Immigration Emergency?

By Editorial Board

First, the National Emergencies Law doesn’t define "emergency" and is thus subject to abuse. Okay, fair enough.

Editorial

Moving The Goal Posts?

By Editorial Board

The Republican chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Richard Burr, says that his committee has not uncovered any evidence of any collusion after a two year investigation

In Print / Editorial

Pelosi Must Do More To Punish Omar

By Editorial Board

Surely, someone with such skewed and prejudiced views on international affairs has no place on the foreign affairs committee to which she was appointed by Pelosi.

In Print / Editorial

Time For U.S. To Recognize Golan Heights As Part Of Israel

By Editorial Board

It is important to keep in mind that it is not only Israel that has a significant interest in Israeli control of the Golan.

In Print / Editorial

NYPD Tows Hatzolah Paramedic's Car

By Editorial Board

This incident is the latest of several apparent breaches of various city protocols, which heretofore had recognized Hatzoloh’s life-saving role.

Editorial

Netanyahu And His American Critics

By Editorial Board

Indeed, from our own perspective, we do not recall the current critics of Netanyahu having publicly attacked those efforts.

Editorial

The Resistance Is Still Alive And Well

By Editorial Board

Not only was there no constitutional conflict occasioned by the president’s declaration, one hardly seems to be in the making.

In Print / Editorial

A Critical Opportunity: Eric Ulrich for Public Advocate in February 26 Special Election

By Editorial Board

In his role as public advocate, he will have a bully pulpit to hold the mayor publicly accountable for his actions.

In Print / Editorial

The Amazon Debacle

By Editorial Board

Problem, though, is that the $3 billion was a plan for tax breaks – not money otherwise available to the state for spending.

In Print / Editorial

The Anti-Trumpers Are Leading Us To Dangerous Territory

By Editorial Board

Senators Kamala Harris and Corey Booker, both now having declared for the presidency in 2020, were particularly intense and argumentative. And the media followed suit.

In Print / Editorial

Possible Coup Discussions And Trump’s Declaration Of Emergency

By Editorial Board

It would seem unthinkable that Americans would be asking the question as to whether high officials of the DOJ and FBI actually met to seriously discuss a plan to remove President Trump from office.

Editorial

The Shrinking Concern For Anti-Semitism

By Editorial Board

Either way, anti-Semitism didn’t seem to matter enough to trigger some discipline.

Editorial

Clarification

By Editorial Board

Now all Magen David Adom (MDA) ambulances have the standard Magen David Adom insignia on them.

In Print / Editorial

A Key To Mueller’s Frolic?

By Editorial Board

We found intriguing a report in Sunday’s New York Times that could end up explaining the unusual length and sparse results both now and at the end of the probe, if that should be the final result.

Editorial

Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez Engages With MP Jeremy Corbin

By Editorial Board

Corbyn has made some virulently anti-Semitic statements these past few years and Ocasio-Cortez supporters were warning her of a looming backlash from the Jewish community.

Editorial

Eric Ulrich For NYC Public Advocate

By Editorial Board

With Former Public Advocate Letitia James’s election as NYS Attorney General last November, a non-partisan, special election will be held to elect her successor.

In Print / Editorial

A Very Fast Leftward Lurch By The NYS Legislature

By Editorial Board

It remained somewhat speculative as to how far Democrats would go once they controlled the governorship and both houses of the legislature...

In Print / Editorial

The Supreme Court And Transgenderism

By Editorial Board

But the court’s decision is as much about court procedure and how policy is properly set as it is about the rights of transgender people.

In Print / Editorial

Mahmoud Abbas Objects To Terrorism Liability

By Editorial Board

What this new law does, however, is require a foreign entity – as a condition of accepting U.S. aid – to agree that American courts have personal jurisdiction, whether or not U.S. citizens were the targets.

Editorial

Israeli Ambulance Chasers

By Editorial Board

MDA also announced that the Ministry of Health has designated MDA as the recognized dispatcher for all first responders in Israel.

Editorial

Cooperation In The Cards? Hardly

By Editorial Board

Given the fact that Cohen is on his way to jail, it is inconceivable that the report was true.

In Print / Editorial

NYS Bill Could Bankrupt Yeshivas

By Editorial Board

Yet the legislation languished because of evidentiary concerns: memories fade, what exactly occurred, if anything, could not be clear in the accuser’s mind.

In Print / Editorial

Our Socialist Governor And Mayor

By Editorial Board

What seems to be totally lost on the governor is that unlimited and unchecked immigration, irrespective of any racial or ethnic makeup, is anathema to the notion of a sovereign America.

In Print / Editorial

Why Are Democrats Opposing The Anti-BDS Bill?

By Editorial Board

Perhaps the new congresswoman should study up on the history of Israel’s international recognition as a sovereign state – even by the Palestinian Authority and the PLO.

In Print / Editorial

More On NYSED's War Against Yeshivos

By Editorial Board

Since the issue broke, The Jewish Press has consulted with several key figures from our community who have now assumed leadership roles on the issue – most notably Rav Yisroel Reisman, a rosh yeshiva at Torah Vodaath, and Rav Elya Brudny, a rosh yeshiva at the Mir.

In Print / Editorial

Senator Simcha Felder Deserves Better

By Editorial Board

Felder may have been the public face of the caucusing maneuver, but eight other elected Democrats also occasionally voted with the Republicans.

In Print / Editorial

Stock Market Manipulation?

By Editorial Board

There are some savvy observers who are suggesting that old-time manipulation by key traders – and maybe even foreign powers – may be in play.

In Print / Editorial

The Lev Tahor Case

By Editorial Board

Lev Tahor reportedly avoids technology and requires its female members to wear black robes from head to toe.

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