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The ICJ Ruling and Historical Precedent

By Lisa Liel

It’s easy enough just to say “to hell with them”, and ignore this pathetic act of lawfare against the Jewish State. But we need to do more...

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Ashkenormativity: “Go Back to Poland,” Columbia Students Shout; But My Jewish Family is from Egypt

By Julie Marzouk

Ashkenormativity... a system of oppression that favors white Jewish folx (sp).”

Guest Blog

Questions for Jewish Donors to Harvard

By Martin Ingall

13 hard questions for those who are now upset by the Harvard-Liberal-Hamas alliance, asking why Harvard’s transformation into a training program for America-hating activists was not enough to stop their donations.

Judaism / Headline / Guest Blog

An Open Letter to Those Visiting Israel

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

It is wonderful to go to Israel anytime, it is particularly meaningful to go during this time.

Guest Blog

From the River to the Sea

By Lisa Liel

A peaceful and workable solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict

Guest Blog

30 Achievements of the Anti-Democracy Protesters

By Anonymous

The following meme is making the rounds in Hebrew in Israel....

Guest Blog

U.S.-Slovak Bipartisan Roundtable Discussion on Rising Antisemitism at Home and Abroad

By Viktor Valla

Slovakia and the members of the U.S. Congress, Jewish organizations leaders, experts, opinion shapers, and diplomats from foreign missions convened in Washington, D.C. to discuss the global rise of antisemitism including addressing roots of antisemitism and finding ways to fight against it.

Guest Blog

Mindfulness and Judaism

By Tzirel Shaffren

Mindfulness is actually built into the very fabric of Judaism.

Guest Blog

The First Time I Ever Truly Felt the Pain of Tisha B'Av

By Devorah Malka Cenker

The year 2005 was the first time I ever truly felt the pain of Tishabaav.

Guest Blog

It's All the RAGE: New Palestinian Fashion Craze: M-16 T-Shirts

By Itamar Marcus

M-16 T-shirts – celebrating rifle used to murder 5 Israelis

Headline / Guest Blog

What Type of Jews do WE Want to Be?

By David Collier

While the Jewish community reacts to hate when it's banging at the door, it makes the fatal error of ignoring the root causes in the futile hope it will all blow over

Guest Blog

FREEDOM SUNDAY and CHANGING THE WORLD

By Sharon Katz

We sang Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach’s Soviet Jewry anthem, “Am Yisrael Chai,” and the earth shook. We really felt that together we could change the world. 

Guest Blog

I am a Jew. Plain and Simple

By Rebbetzin Sara Krengel

No matter what kind of Jew you are, we have more in common than the trappings that divide us

Guest Blog

Hate Israel, But Don't be Stupid About It

By Paula R. Stern

Long ago, I became a believer in the "You can't fix stupid" movement. Intelligence is not something that you can control. It is an innate part of your being. Stupidity, however, can be cured by education. So, what it comes down to is accepting that some people don't want to be educated. Some refuse to see Israel as it really is.

Guest Blog

Stop This Insanity: Men CANNOT Have Babies!

By Diane Bederman

A man says he is a woman or a woman says she is a man and we are off and running to assist them in their hormone therapy and body mutilation. Does this make sense to you? Scientific sense?

Guest Blog

On the Brink of the Next War

By Paula R. Stern

Once again, yet again, it is time to make it very clear to our enemies that the choice is theirs. They can live with us in peace, or they will know no peace.

Guest Blog

Trump Seen Hanging 'Missing: 11,787 Votes' Signs Around Georgia

By Guest Author

"I'm calling on the good people of Georgia to help me find my missing votes! Have you seen them anywhere? Please check under your couch cushions. DM if you find them, THX!"

Guest Blog / The Snag

Brooklyn’s Anti-Gentrication Groups are Pushing Antisemitic Narratives and Activism

By D.J. Kolpak

With a a few notable exceptions, the Jewish community appears unaware of the significance and relevance of these groups.

Guest Blog

Listen, O Israel!

By Rabbi Alan Haber

Hearing is easy, but listening is much harder. That, however, is what we really need, and maybe that’s the biggest lesson we can take from these challenging times.

Featured / Guest Blog

What the Statue-Toppling Left is REALLY Out to Topple

By Bosch Fawstin

And why the Left really wants to destroy America.

Guest Blog

Is America a “Failed” Experiment?

By Guest Author

We are not perfect, but there is a lot to celebrate on the Fourth of July. Radical rhetoric aside, no nation has ever provided more freedom and prosperity for more people—regardless of skin colors.

Guest Blog

The Power of Prayer Amid a Pandemic

By Rachel Avraham

Nevertheless, no matter how much we suffer, we must try to show gratitude and to pray, for asking God for mercy is the only remedy that we got.

In Print / Guest Blog

Rashi In Auschwitz – 1944

By Rabbi Sholom Gold

They wonder: Why is he endangering his life? He approaches and tells them, “Kinderlach, we don’t know how much time we have left, so let’s learn Torah.”

Guest Blog

Social Media, Coronavirus and the Search for Deep Connections

By Immanuel Shalev

As obvious as it is, weirdly, I forget, again and again and again, that the most rich and meaningful things are the most utterly simple.

Guest Blog

CoronaBlues, The Metzora, and Prayer

By Ariel Natan Pasko

But are quick, zippy minyans, conducive to thoughtful, heartful prayer and connection to the Holy One, Blessed Be He?

Guest Blog

Our Homes and the Virus

By Guest Author

All of us can and need to develop a more positive home environment through enjoyable activities and better communication

Guest Blog

Crypto Currency Ridicules and Makes Coin on the Holocaust

By David Collier

{Originally posted to the author's website} Some things are too sickening to digest properly, and I can rarely remember being as horrified by an item as I was whilst researching this. Some things cannot be unseen. This exclusive is about a new Crypto currency that turns the Holocaust into a sick trading joke. I am […]

Guest Blog

Passover 2020: The Challenges; the Beauty

By Deborah Fineblum Schabb

What if you find yourself at this point in your journey living alone? Strangely enough, our assignment has the potential of being the most exciting of all: piecing our life story together like an immense three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle.

Guest Blog / Ari and Jeremy

The Supermoon, Passover, Prophecy and Return

By Tehila Gimpel

"And the light of the moon will be like the light of the sun, and the light of the sun will be seven times as strong, like the light of seven days, on the day that Hashem bandages the injury of His people and heals the wound of his blow."

Guest Blog

The Only Seder Guest Who's Still Invited

By Yaelle Frohlich

I will ask him, silently, to take with him hugs and kisses to my mother and father and brother, two time zones and thousands of miles away.

Guest Blog

Benito Gantz Talks & Acts like a Dictator -- Israel's Democracy in Danger

By Emet m' Tsiyon

Gantz and other party members of Blue-White claimed over and over that they would not try to form a minority govt supported from outside the government by the frankly anti-Israel group of parties in the Joint Arab Lis

Featured / Am Yisrael Chai / Guest Blog

From Hebron to Pittsburgh... to Monsey

By Shmuel Sackett

Over Shabbat many ex-JDL’ers shared stories about what they did to protect Jews in Philadelphia, Miami, Toronto and even in Ottawa.

Guest Blog

My Jewish Allergy to Germans

By Varda Meyers Epstein

I have a thing about Germans. I cannot stand to see or hear them. It isn’t intellectual, not something thought out, but a gut reaction: it literally turns my stomach to be in proximity to them, to Germans, even through the media of film.

Guest Blog

Gantz Was a Mediocre General

By Emet m' Tsiyon

Gantz's conduct of the war in Gaza was mediocre if not incompetent. Neither he nor Ya`alon, his partner in Blue-White should ever be in a senior political or military position.

Guest Blog

Jeremy Corbyn's Supporters Attack

By David Collier

The war has many fronts-physical and cyber.

Guest Blog

Goodbye, Rav Elon

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

And then the news hit this week. Once again, allegations surfaced. Only this time, I would have to admit and finally accept with a heavy heart, that I could no longer see him as a teacher of Torah.

Guest Blog

SJP- Students for Justice in Palestine or Systematic Jewish Persecution?

By Guest Author

SJP’s #1 unity goal is “ending Israel’s occupation and colonization of all Arab lands and dismantling the Wall”. In laments terms, SJP wants Israel removed/to diseapear/be destroyed (you can chose which one sounds the nicest)

Am Yisrael Chai / Guest Blog

From Hebron to Pittsburgh

By Shmuel Sackett

We need to stop being naïve and innocent: anti-Semitism always was and always will be, and in most places across the world it’s getting worse. How ironic that on the very Shabbat that I was in Hebron talking about what was done to defend Jewish lives in America and how we miss Rabbi Kahane’s leadership and couragea terrible massacre occurred to innocent Jews.

Guest Blog

“A Date Which Will Live in Infamy”

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

We must strengthen our feeling of togetherness with all Jews and realize that just as Hashem is “Oheiv Amo Yisroel”, (He loves His Jewish people), so too we must reawaken and reinforce the realization that in the final analysis, we are all one family and we must all love each other, irrespective of the type of head covering we wear and irrespective of if the other Jew chooses to have no head covering..

Guest Blog

Preparing for the Judgement

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

A reminiscence of a great lesson for Rosh Hashana learned long ago on a Brooklyn playground.

Guest Blog

The Jewish Bungalow Experience

By David Kilimnick

For those who haven’t had the pleasure of going to the bungalow colonies, allow me to take you on a journey…Imagine taking Brooklyn and putting it someplace with foliage.

Guest Blog

I'm Coming Home

By Guest Author

I don’t wish to sound alarmist, but I no longer feel welcome in my own country. I’m frightened, and it’s only getting worse. There is always a snowball effect, you see, with these things. It usually starts small.

Guest Blog

Once Again...

By Shalom Pollack

This is the third "round" or is it the fourth? One loses track. What is certain is that Hamas has won each round. If a terror organization survives a confrontation - it is a victory. For a country - especially one as powerful as Israel to agree to a tie is a huge defeat and a bigger shame.

Guest Blog

It was Our Turn in Adam

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

For more than 100 years, the Arabs have killed while the Jews have built and cultivated. And this is precisely what we’ll continue to do.

Guest Blog

The Three Boys and the Judge Who Should Have Recused Herself

By Varda Meyers Epstein

Based on her decision, one might conclude that Judge Collyer’s thinking runs along these lines: Settlers are bad and need to be punished. She’s not blaming and punishing the victim, but the victim’s parents. It’s their fault the boys are dead.

Guest Blog

Not Just Yeshivish or Chassidish: Many Paths to Seek Hashem

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

We were born with a soul that presses us to search for Him. How to do that search? Which direction to go?

Guest Blog

The Peril of Prejudice: How to be Wrong, even When you’re Right

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

So let’s get this straight: the owner credits herself with heroism for making herself uncomfortable by asking Huckabee Sanders to leave thereby sparing her employees discomfort by refusing service to someone with whom they disagree.

Guest Blog

A Message to the IfNotNow Folk

By Guest Author

An open letter to the members of IfNotNow from a sympathetic-yet critical-Rabbi, who made aliya

Guest Blog

Lies the Washington Post Told Me

By Guest Author

One would think the Washington Post might do a little fact-checking on the op-eds they publish.

Guest Blog

President Trump Does It Again

By Israel Rising

Exciting time in Israel. For a quick overview of the week that was and the week that will be...

Guest Blog

Day and Night Intermingled

By Rabbi Alan Haber

The sharp transition caused by the observance of Yom HaZikaron (Israel’s Memorial Day) followed in immediate succession by Yom HaAtzmaut is very difficult emotionally, and also deeply profound.

Guest Blog

Are Blonde Arabs Still Semites? Do They Have a Right to Live in the Holy Land?

By Emet m' Tsiyon

According to PC, pale white, blond-haired, blue-eyed people are BAD while black folk are GOOD, and people shades in between are rated accordingly. But what do we do if a blond, white Arab girl slaps an olive-skinned or darker Israeli soldier? Which one is right and which one wrong?

Guest Blog

The Long, Shorter Path

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

I propose a new adage based on a recent study: Depression is good for you. No, not that kind of depression. Economic depression – as in the Great Depression.

Guest Blog

The Orthodox Union: Reaffirming the Standards

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

This was a great week for the Orthodox Union (OU). This blog celebrates this fact.

Guest Blog

When Pigs have Rings

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

There is a reason why we say when in Rome, do as the Romans do.  It’s not merely to avoid draconian penalties for what we consider minor offenses.  It’s because good manners dictate that a guest shows respect for his host.

Guest Blog

Iran’s Despotic Ayatollah Echoes US Liberal Ideas-That Should Tell You Something

By Guest Author

Iran's murderous, dictatorial, Islamist leader Khamenei, posted a tweet using the American left’s rhetoric to attack the US. This should alarm any liberal who has even the tiniest capability for introspection.

Guest Blog

Rebbe Santa

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

This may seem like a strange topic for a Rav of a Shul to talk about; however, since I enjoy sharing all facets of my life here at the Shul, I am not going to exclude you from an interesting episode of my life which occurred just last night. I am probably the only Orthodox […]

Headline / Guest Blog

A Settler (Me) in Nabi Saleh, the Tamimis, T’ruah and Breaking the Silence

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

A few times a year I take an extreme left-wing tour in Israel. These tours aim to show why settlers, the IDF, the occupation etc. are all evil. What I didn't appreciate on the tour was being lied to by the Leftist organizations, T’ruah and Breaking the Silence

Guest Blog

The Family That Lights Together Stays Together

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

I still recall every year on the fifth night of Chanukah as I distribute the “Chanukah gelt” to my own children, the happiness and contentment which filled me on that blissful night decades ago when our family burned the midnight Chanukah oil together with love and affection.

Guest Blog

The End and the Beginning

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

The lighting of the Chanukah candles which took place just minutes after the conclusion of his funeral was meaningful in that it represented the rekindling of that exact spiritual light which he infused in this world during his over 100 years of active service to Hashem and His people.

Guest Blog

My Son, the Lone Soldier

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

People ask if I’m worried about my son, a lone soldier in the Israeli army. Most of them don’t understand my answer: "All in all, I think he’s safer than he’s ever been"

Featured / Guest Blog

WATCH: VP Mike Pence’s Amazing Speech Destroyed Palestinian Claims

By Brian of London

What we have here is nothing short of an ongoing revolutionary change in the relationship between the United State of America and Israel.

Guest Blog

“Be Careful What You Wish For”

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

The story of how a Baal Teshuva ended up in Yerushalayim when he was hoping to learn in Bavel--and gave thanks.

Guest Blog

The Aftermath of Abuse

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

What effect do the proliferation of sex-scandals have on our culture?  As with so many things, there’s good and there’s bad.  The real question is:  which outweighs the other?

Guest Blog

The Woman in the Burqa

By Jacob L. Freedman, MD

Recently, while speaking to a group of US college students on their trip to Jerusalem, I wasn't surprised to hear that ALL had felt intimidated because of their faith--shouted down in class, embarrassed for wearing kippot

Guest Blog

On Settlements, anti-Semitism, Arab democracy--and more

By David Weinberg

Ready for a great book? Recommended reading on democracy in the Arab world, the industry of lies against Israel, Zionism, anti-Semitism, settlements, and Haredi army service.

Guest Blog

Palestine Solidarity Campaign Smears the Holocaust in anti-Balfour Declaration Protest

By Richard Millett

Anti-Balfour Declaration rally in London attended by a throng of propagandists and useful idiots.

Guest Blog

Israel's Flag Flew High Inside 'My Name Is Rachel Corrie'

By Richard Millett

The show (previously performed off-Broadway in NY) was, basically, 90 minutes of emotional blackmail played out in edited scenes from the young Rachel's diaries. The audience occasionally laughed at her. Did I mention it was DULL?

Guest Blog

My Name is Rachel ‘X’

By David Collier

May the memories of all the holy 'Rachels' be a blessing for Jewish people the world over and combat the lies portrayed in the play based on a diary of a brain-washed activist named 'rachel'

Guest Blog

An Open Letter To NFL Players Disrespecting America

By Guest Author

To the players of the NFL: We fans should be ashamed for putting our admiration of your physical skills before what is morally right. But now you have gone too far. You have insulted our flag and all it represents

Guest Blog

Disbelief

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Aren’t there all types of danger to which we are exposing ourselves? Maybe; and indeed, as the last few days have shown, our lives are precarious to say the least and indeed, sometimes tragedy strikes and as we mentioned, we cannot understand why.

Guest Blog

Rock & Roll Zionism

By Michael Freund

As much as I enjoyed listening to Springsteen while in a US college, I'm glad my sons, and the generations that follow them, will spend their formative years in a far more consequential pursuit--serving the Jewish people and Israel

Guest Blog

Bereaved Families Tell UN Secretary General: Stop Funding NGOs that Defend Terrorists in Court

By Israel Rising

The letter, coinciding with UN Secretary Guterres’ current visit to Israel, emands that the UN cease funding Israeli organizations that defend terrorists and their families in Israel’s Supreme Court.

Guest Blog

On The Intermarriage Wars

By Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Woolf

Empathy and caring must be part and parcel of the encounter with inter-faith couples. However, that cannot come at the expense of the integrity of the Torah or of the Future of the Jewish People. Sometimes, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

Guest Blog

Recalling the Hassidic Rebbe who Pioneered Aliya

By Michael Freund

To those who belittle what hassidim contribute to Israeli society, take a look back at the history books and remember that it was a hassidic rebbe who pioneered mass aliya.

Guest Blog

The Stores Were Closed

By Shmuel Sackett

The stores that closed on the night of Tisha b’Av did so out of love, not fear. They love their people and they closed to be part of the Jewish nation regardless of the loss of profit.

Guest Blog

No Taxation Without Israeli Annexation!

By Ariel Natan Pasko

The new Israeli ''grocery bag tax'' law that went into effect in January, is flawed...it doesn't cover Judea and Samaria. And, Jews in Judea are up in arms to keep it that way. Unless and until, the State of Israel decides to stop treating Judeans as second class colonists, under a military regime - the […]

Headline / Guest Blog

New Study: American American Jews Disappearing

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Is there a future for non-Orthodox American Jewry? The study found besides Orthodoxy, fewer Jews are getting married, those marrying are marrying later and having fewer children and intermarriage rates are increasing.

Featured / Guest Blog

If Someone Compares You to Korah, It's Not a Death Threat

By Elli Fischer

When Uri Regev spins Rabbi Amar's statements to mean the Rabbi aspires to see all Reform Jews dead, he, too, is engaging in the same sort of grandiose and cynical populism of Korah.

Guest Blog

Jared Kushner is in Israel, Is Peace Actually Happening?

By Israel Rising

The purpose of Kushner’s visit is to push Trump’s “ultimate deal” to broker Israel-Palestinian peace. To casual observers it appears that there is really momentum towards a peace deal but is there any REAL chance?

Guest Blog

Teen Magazine: American Teen Tortured Into Coma In North Korea Deserved It Because Of His 'Whiteness'

By Ben Shapiro

Never mind that North Korea is filled with North Koreans tortured, imprisoned, murdered, and kept in slave-like conditions. Warmbier had it coming.

Guest Blog

Can this Nation Remain United?

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

The 6 Day War and the Reunification of Yerushalayim was marked, almost exclusively, in one of two ways. Those with a more Religious Zionist leaning, celebrated grandly; in the the "yeshivish olam," one was not even aware of the anniversary.

Guest Blog

I Was Physically Attacked at an anti-Israel Event

By Richard Millett

Having attended 100s of anti-Israel events throughout London and beyond for 10 years I have never been hit. I have been threatened repeatedly but never actually hit. Last night that changed at, of all my places, my alma mater.

Guest Blog

Hezbollah Humiliated on Streets of London by pro-Israel Activists

By Richard Millett

Is the British Jewish community so ill-considered, so small that we are so easily sacrificed?

Guest Blog

Why Wonder Woman Must At All Costs Be Banned

By Varda Meyers Epstein

The Arab world that slanders and hates us simply can’t take it that instead of being the evil thing they say we are, this movie, as embodied by Gal Gadot, portrays us as the good guy,

Guest Blog

Blaming the Victim

By Rav Zev Shandalov

This is not an attack on Haredim nor on any community. This is an indictment of a hashkafa (a philosophy) that runs counter to Torah beliefs.

Guest Blog

Saving Our Teens From the Lion’s Den

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

To prepare our teens for when they enter the lion’s den of the anti-Israel and anti-Semitic college campus, our students need first hand exposure to the settlements.

Guest Blog

Draft of Halachik Questions to be Asked of the Haredi Rabbanim of the Bet Shemesh Area

By Rav Zev Shandalov

Part of the author's ongoing series concerning the state of affairs in Bet Shemesh, To be continued...

Guest Blog

Israel Keeps Rejecting Me

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

The land of Israel was one of the three great gifts God gave to the Jewish people,those gifts. I don’t consider myself to have suffered during my Aliyah, in fact, I think I’ve been living the dream.

Guest Blog

An Open Letter to ALL Parents in Bet Shemesh

By Rav Zev Shandalov

The Tzniut Police of Bet Shemesh have shed JEWISH blood in the name of Judaism. The “police office” who made the decision that a woman was not properly dressed was a fourteen-year-old child.

Guest Blog

From Far-off India to the IDF: An Immigrant's Tale

By Michael Freund

Unlike the rest of the fine young men and women being honored, most born and raised in Israel, young Eliezer Menashe's journey began over 5,000 km. away in a remote village along India's northeastern border

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