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In Print / Editorial

A Welcome Result

By Editorial Board

Indeed, the presiding judge in the Silver trial admonished Mr. Bharara for his verbal excesses.

In Print / Editorial

Prenuptials And The 44 Rabbis

By Editorial Board

Jewish law stipulates that a Jewish divorce can only be initiated by the husband in an exercise of his free will.

In Print / Editorial

President Trump’s Warsaw Speech

By Editorial Board

It seems the Resistance is rooted in the notion that Mr. Trump is hopelessly out of sync with American values and American voters.

Editorial / From the Paper

UNESCO And The Palestinian Game Plan

By Editorial Board

But there is another crucial element in this episode that must also be noted.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Battle For Halachic Judaism

By Editorial Board

Who is to be deemed a Jew is a religious question and therefore not one that lends itself to political compromise.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Supreme Court And Religious Rights

By Editorial Board

This case involves express discrimination based on religious identity with respect to playground resurfacing. We do not address religious uses of funding or other forms of discrimination.

Editorial / From the Paper

Rabbi Meir Zlotowitz, zt”l

By Editorial Board

The inculcation of Torah values to generations of Jews will be an important and enduring part of his legacy.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Resistance Takes Some Hits

By Editorial Board

And then came the full court press against the president’s Executive Order barring immigration from certain countries he said were hotbeds of terrorist activity.

In Print / Editorial

The Times Revises Its Revisionism

By Editorial Board

And therein lies a cautionary tale that should cause skeptics of Mr. Trump’s “fake news” mantra to seriously reconsider.

In Print / Editorial

Pass The Taylor Force Act

By Editorial Board

That this lesson in Palestinian credibility – or, more precisely, lack of same – will seriously inform future U.S. Mideast policy is perhaps too much to hope for.

Editorial / From the Paper

Sen. Feinstein’s Call For Lynch Probe

By Editorial Board

On its face, the request by Ms. Lynch raises the question of whether she was trying to give Mrs. Clinton political cover during the campaign.

Editorial / From the Paper

Political Correctness, Leftist Style

By Editorial Board

Both the tribute to Mr. Lopez-Rivera and the portrayal and murder of a Trump-like Julius Caesar have been justified by supporters in the name of political and artistic freedom. Yet the sophistry in play with regard to both is unmistakable.

Editorial / From the Paper

Yeshiva University’s New President

By Editorial Board

Rabbi Berman seems eminently well suited to guide Yeshiva University in the coming years.

Editorial / From the Paper

President Trump Disappoints

By Editorial Board

Another provision of the law extends this penalty provision to each succeeding fiscal year if the embassy is not moved.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Mayor And The Puerto Rican Day Parade

By Editorial Board

We recalled the raw edge of racial politics engaged in by Presidents Clinton and Obama on the issue of his release from federal prison.

Editorial / From the Paper

Radical Chic 2017

By Editorial Board

It is important to note that Mr. Pollard was cut no slack along his journey to freedom.

In Print / Editorial

The Trump Middle East Reset Is A Signal Event

By Editorial Board

Many of us, though, were certain that after a relatively short hiatus, Iran’s pursuit of regional hegemony supported by a nuclear arsenal would resume, and inexorably so.

In Print / Editorial

An Embassy Move Wouldn’t Be Breaking New Ground

By Editorial Board

In any event, applying the waiver provision to the law’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital makes no sense.

In Print / Editorial

Read The Tea Leaves, Mr. President

By Editorial Board

Deal-breaking demands may emerge, but it is rare that anyone goes into a negotiation with the intent of insisting on concessions that can in no way be made by the other side.

Editorial / From the Paper

The CUNY-Linda Sarsour Mess

By Editorial Board

We are certainly not indifferent to the right of free speech. But we are also mindful of the plague of anti-Semitism and disruptions of speeches by Jewish personalities on several CUNY campuses.

In Print / Editorial

Mideast Mistakes The President Can’t Afford To Make

By Editorial Board

Israel has developed into a world-class military, economic, agricultural, and technological power.

In Print / Editorial

Rav Binyamin Kamenetsky

By Editorial Board

A Torah scholar in his own right... he was also steeped in the ways of the gedolim who were contemporaries and colleagues of his legendary father, Rav Yaakov Kamenetsky.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Nisson Wolpin

By Editorial Board

Rabbi Wolpin was a gifted editor, which, combined with his thorough grounding in Torah sources and regular contact with the Torah personalities associated with Agudah...

Editorial / From the Paper

The Middle East: Shift In The Wind?

By Editorial Board

Given the realities on the ground, however, how can Israel know what its security interests are vis-a-vis the Palestinians?

Editorial / From the Paper

Time For Pols To Call Out A Bigot

By Editorial Board

Mr. Lopez-Pierre’s platform is built around his opposition to the “greedy Jewish landlords” who have driven blacks and Hispanics from their homes.

In Print / Editorial

Trump/Abbas Meeting: The Possibilities

By Editorial Board

Certainly they were encouraged in that view by the hostile attitude of the Obama administration toward the Netanyahu government.

In Print / Editorial

How’s That Again?

By Editorial Board

Indeed, while Mr. Barghouti did note in passing that he is serving several life sentences, he failed to mention that they were imposed for his notorious acts of murder and destruction.

In Print / Editorial

The Syrian Chemical Attack

By Editorial Board

Yet within a few years Syria was able to employ chemical weapons to horrible result.

In Print / Editorial

Trump’s Wall: The Times Loses It

By Editorial Board

In fact, since the construction of the barrier, suicide attacks against Israelis from over the Green Line have become almost non-existent.

In Print / Editorial

Believe It Or Not Department: Students Encouraged To Justify The Final Solution

By Editorial Board

What leaps out is that students are presented with a neutral framework in which no distinction is drawn between approving and disapproving of the Final Solution.

Editorial / From the Paper

Mike Pence’s Traditional Morality Comes Under Fire

By Editorial Board

While the Supreme Court recently limited the reach of that requirement, the broader question remains.

Editorial / From the Paper

What Were Susan Rice’s Motives?

By Editorial Board

This was not necessarily illegal on Ms. Rice’s part, since she was legally entitled to see the material in her official capacity.

Editorial / From the Paper

Who’s In Charge?

By Editorial Board

Israel’s incomparable technological capacity would be allowed to take Israel, unfettered, anywhere it led.

In Print / Editorial

The President Deserves An Apology

By Editorial Board

It turns out, of course, that the widely reported anti-Jewish threats – and bear in mind that all along they were, thankfully, just that – threats...

In Print / Editorial

Know When To Hold ‘Em, Know When To Fold ‘Em

By Editorial Board

It almost seems that President Trump, the highly touted leader and dealmaker extraordinaire, is getting something of a pass despite his not being able to do what had to be done to get the deal through.

In Print / Editorial

Transforming The UN?

By Editorial Board

Of course, the situation in the West Bank is more complicated, if only because of the constant threat of Arab violence and the need to impose restrictions to contain that violence.

Editorial / From the Paper

The ‘Resistance’ Confronts The Gorsuch Nomination

By Editorial Board

The Schumer complaint thus belongs in the political realm rather than judicial decision-making and should be irrelevant to Judge Gorsuch’s confirmation.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Left’s Opposition To School Choice

By Editorial Board

Put another way, will our students henceforth be instructed that they are free to disregard election results?

In Print / Editorial

The Bharara Spectacle

By Editorial Board

As for Mr. Bharara himself, he is reputed to have designs on running for elective office in New York which has an overwhelmingly liberal, anti-Trump voter base.

In Print / Editorial

David Friedman’s Nomination Clears Important Hurdle

By Editorial Board

Given the unanimous vote by the Republicans on the committee in support of Mr. Friedman, it’s highly likely that the Republican-controlled Senate will confirm him as well.

Editorial / From the Paper

Looking At Anti-Semitism With One Eye Closed

By Editorial Board

We have long written off the charge that Donald Trump himself is in any way a promoter of anti-Semitic sentiment or action, if only because of his personal history.

Editorial / From the Paper

The Sessions Recusal Controversy In Perspective

By Editorial Board

The seed of the recusal issue was planted when in the course of his confirmation hearings Mr. Sessions responded to a question about contacts senior Trump campaign staff may have had with Russian officials.

In Print / Editorial

Beth Medrash Govoha Is Entitled To Equitable Treatment

By Editorial Board

This, even though BMG otherwise qualified for the grant at least as much as other grantees that had no religious affiliation.

In Print / Editorial

The Troubling DNC Election

By Editorial Board

It is hard to miss the sharp difference between the politics of the post-2016 presidential election and what followed earlier national elections.

In Print / Editorial

The President’s Response To Anti-Semitic Attacks

By Editorial Board

It seems absurd to suggest that Mr. Trump was somehow part of the problem.

In Print / Editorial

The Azariya Sentence

By Editorial Board

No civilized person should shed a tear for the terrorist al-Sharif.

Editorial / From the Paper

Thinking Outside The Box On The Middle East

By Editorial Board

Then there’s Gaza, ruled by the profoundly undemocratic Hamas terrorist enterprise that seeks to overtake the PA in the West Bank.

Editorial / From the Paper

Nikki Haley, A Breath Of Fresh Air

By Editorial Board

In a briefing immediately following her first monthly Security Council meeting on Middle East issues, she described the experience as a bit strange and proceeded to explain why.

In Print / Editorial

What’s Really Going On With The Immigration Executive Order

By Editorial Board

That approach invokes the novel concept that aliens enjoy the same constitutional rights as do American citizens.

In Print / Editorial

Penalty For Passover Observance

By Editorial Board

The Airports Authority claimed the employee did not follow procedures for requesting annual leave, which include accounting for absences due to religious observance.

Editorial

A Welcome U.S. Veto

By Editorial Board

The vocal grumbling by UN apparatchiks and diplomats upset by the rebuke made the development all the more welcome.

In Print / Editorial

Settlements And The Trump Statement

By Editorial Board

If the administration is indeed thinking along the lines of region-wide approach as opposed to a two state solution, it will be a breath of fresh air...

In Print / Editorial

The Orthodox Union’s Statement On Women Rabbis

By Editorial Board

And the frustrated voices of those unable to find suitable outlets for their talents were growing louder and louder.

Editorial

Movie Productions And Parking On The Lower East Side

By Editorial Board

This is even more of an issue for observant Jews...

Editorial

A Victory For Educational Choice

By Editorial Board

In recent years the U.S. Supreme Court has cleared a constitutional path for programs such as educational vouchers that would permit religious and other non-public school students to receive the same economic benefits as their public school counterparts.

In Print / Editorial

The Immigration Controversy In Perspective

By Editorial Board

This is not to deny that some travelers – estimates put the number at perhaps a hundred – were temporarily inconvenienced by some official miscues on the part of a one-week-old presidential administration.

Editorial

The Administration’s Holocaust Remembrance Day Statement

By Editorial Board

Yes, the Trump administration is literally in its infancy and the Holocaust statement may well reflect nothing more than an incomplete vetting process. But it is nonetheless worthy of note.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Hier Seized The Moment

By Editorial Board

With tens of millions of people around the world watching, Rabi Hier called attention to the ancient and enduring connection between the Jewish people and land of Israel.

In Print / Editorial

The Inaugural Address

By Editorial Board

What planet are these people living on? Is the Trump claim that American industry continues to move overseas because of lower wage scales and the lower costs of doing business a myth?

Editorial

Like A Thief Skulking In The Night

By Editorial Board

To be sure, he breached that principle somewhat when in 2011 he declared that the pre-1967 armistice lines should be the starting point for negotiations.

Editorial

The Trump-Lewis Imbroglio In Context

By Editorial Board

All the president-elect said was that Congressman Lewis and by inference his longtime colleagues as well were responsible for the decline in their districts.

Editorial

German Court Outrage

By Editorial Board

According to the court, the three were merely attempting to draw attention to the Gaza conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Editorial

The Embassy Relocation Issue Heats Up

By Editorial Board

Soon-to-be ex-secretary of state John Kerry and old State Department hand Martin Indyk predict Palestinian mayhem if the embassy is indeed moved, as if such would be a reasonable response to the move.

Editorial

Questions About The Azaria Conviction

By Editorial Board

In view of the complicated circumstances, why would the court not credit the exculpating evidence?

In Print / Editorial

NCSY’s Yarchei Kallah Program

By Editorial Board

The innovative program not only featured classroom study but also group study, one-on one learning, and late night discussions.

In Print / Editorial

The Obama/Kerry Failure

By Editorial Board

It should have long ago become apparent to both Mr. Obama and Mr. Kerry that their approach to bringing about peace between Israel and the Palestinians was doomed to failure.

Editorial

Conflating Hacking With More

By Editorial Board

How one would determine that any e-mail meddling by the Russians had an impact on voters, and even more so the outcome of the election, eludes us.

Editorial

Will Congress Support Cutbacks In UN Funding?

By Editorial Board

It’s also worthy of note that J Street stands out as one of the few organizations supporting the UN’s censure of Israel.

In Print / Editorial

Obama’s Hit And Run

By Editorial Board

Even more bewildering is that the resolution reflects a view of the conflict that is materially at odds even with recent statements from the Obama administration itself.

In Print / Editorial

The Unseemly Attacks On David Friedman

By Editorial Board

We are encouraged that Mr. Trump has signaled that he will have no truck with such legal legerdemain.

Editorial

Democrats Firmly In The Grip Of Trump Derangement Syndrome

By Editorial Board

So when we hear Democrats wail over alleged outsider attempts to influence the presidential election, it’s important to maintain some perspective and recognize it as their latest attempt to chip away at the president-elect’s legitimacy.

In Print / Editorial

The Disappointing Mr. De Blasio

By Editorial Board

So for the mayor of New York, concern for where Mr. Ellison will lead the Democratic Party on Middle East issues merited nary a mention.

Editorial

And They Said Trump Wouldn’t Accept The Election Results

By Editorial Board

They coyly credit the allegations by calling for an investigation without saying when such a probe should take place.

Editorial

The Amona Imbroglio

By Editorial Board

What’s commonly ignored is that Israel’s policies and practices respecting land occupied by Palestinians in Judea and Samaria are far more benign than those pursued by earlier generations of Americans in the interest of Manifest Destiny, although the goal is similar.

In Print / Editorial

The President And The UN

By Editorial Board

Secretary of State John Kerry’s somewhat incongruous comments at the Saban Forum in Washington last week did little to clarify matters.

In Print / Editorial

Signs Of The Times?

By Editorial Board

Mr. Greenblatt’s initial inclination to support Rep. Ellison was almost, one might say, Obamaesque given the clear determination to ignore his troubling history.

In Print / Editorial

Compelling Argument For A Rubashkin Pardon

By Editorial Board

Under federal mandatory-minimum sentencing guidelines for bank fraud, an offender’s sentence is directly linked to the loss incurred by the bank that was defrauded.

Editorial

The Hypocritical Recount Effort

By Editorial Board

What rankles is that even the Clinton camp concedes there is no way a recount will negate President-elect Trump’s electoral majority.

Editorial

The Democratic Playbook

By Editorial Board

You spread fear and we will spread love.... You try to pull us apart and we will stand stronger for each other....

Editorial

The Strange Case Of Senator Schumer

By Editorial Board

In fact, because of the intricacies of Senate rules, the Democratic minority will have a lot to say about what gets passed in that body.

Editorial

Moving The Embassy: It’s The Law, Not Just A Campaign Promise

By Editorial Board

But it seems the president-elect is someone who would honor his word on this as both a matter of personal principle and a blow for equity and justice.

In Print / Editorial

Post-Election Musings

By Editorial Board

But again, there are those who simply refuse to concede the campaign is over. To them, the aftermath of the election is simply the continuation of politics as usual.

In Print / Editorial

How Will Obama Respond To The French Initiative?

By Editorial Board

The issue has recently become even more acute with the emergence of a French proposal to convene an international peace conference before the end of the year.

Editorial

We Dodged A Bullet

By Editorial Board

An Interpol alert can serve as the basis for arrest in different jurisdictions around the world and eventually extradition to the country in which the alert originated.

In Print / Editorial / On Campus

The Fictive Reality Grows

By Editorial Board

Of course the very texts of the scrolls confirm a fundamental historical Jewish connection to the land.

Editorial

Donald Trump: The Better Choice

By Editorial Board

It is inconceivable to us that the investigation would have been reopened so close to the election absent the discovery of evidence of serious wrongdoing.

In Print / Editorial

New York Endorsements

By Editorial Board

Here are the New York Endorsements

In Print / Editorial

The 2016 Presidential Election

By Editorial Board

Most recently, there was WikiLeaks material quoting her to the effect that she believes elected officials must often take two positions on issues, one for public consideration and one for private, serious consumption.

In Print / Editorial

UNESCO’s Fictive Reality

By Editorial Board

To even contemplate a factual demonstration proving otherwise would bespeak a profound level of Jewish national insecurity. But the issue must be addressed.

In Print / Editorial

Again, The Settlements

By Editorial Board

What is missing from this and most other analyses of the failure to negotiate a settlement is a full appreciation of Palestinian recalcitrance as the primary cause of that failure.

Editorial

Kenneth Thompson, RIP

By Editorial Board

Our condolences to his wife, Lu-Shawn, children Kenny and Kennedy, and the entire family.

In Print / Editorial

A Trump Tape And More Clinton E-mails

By Editorial Board

While we, too, cringed at his remarks, we nevertheless find the Clinton position to be somewhat curious.

Editorial

Whoops! White House Pivots On Jerusalem

By Editorial Board

Yet we have the president of the United States traveling to Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem to deliver a eulogy upon the death of a former president of Israel on behalf of the United States. Is that not a powerful statement in itself of recognition of Jerusalem as being part of Israel?

Editorial

Our Wishes For DA Thompson’s Speedy Recovery

By Editorial Board

We certainly respect his and his family’s wishes for privacy at this difficult time.

In Print / Editorial

Putting The Saudis To The Test

By Editorial Board

Predictably, several senators are having second thoughts after being exposed to Mr. Obama’s legendary blandishments.

In Print / Editorial

The RCA’s Mandate For Prenuptial Agreements

By Editorial Board

It is a sad commentary on our times that a party to a failed marriage would, out of animus or financial greed, willfully attempt to deny a spouse the ability to get on with life under the auspices of Jewish law.

Editorial

The U.S.-Israel Relationship: Keeping Proper Focus

By Editorial Board

Mr. Obama had already roiled the waters of any possible resolution by declaring it the U.S. position that a settlement must involve borders based on the 1967 armistice lines with minor land adjustments.

Editorial

Trump And Clinton Both Used The Word ‘Bombings’ – But Only One Of Them Was Excoriated For It

By Editorial Board

Obviously, we need to do everything we can to support our first responders, also pray for the victims.

Editorial

The Bombings, Part II: De Blasio, Obama, And Cuomo: A Study In Contrasts

By Editorial Board

(In retrospect, how could it have been otherwise? After all, it was immediately known that explosives were placed in a pressure cooker with shrapnel and that there had been an earlier bombing in New Jersey.)

In Print / Editorial

A Remarkable Primary Win for Rachel Freier

By Editorial Board

She is the first Orthodox woman from a chassidic background to win a primary for a judicial position...

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