By Tzvi Fishman
Trump is considering entering Israeli politics and declaring his candidacy to become Prime Minister of the Jewish State. Mazel tov!
Beinart: Purim isn’t only about the danger Gentiles pose to us. It’s also about the danger we pose to them.
By Forest Rain
Words are not enough but after the clinic was bulldozed on March 11, 2025, they are all we have left
The Houthis have tied their fate to Gaza; their fate should be the same.
Sanhedrin 84: A child who hits his parent deserves what?
By Paul Gherkin
If civilians and related infrastructure are enmeshed by premeditated design with an active military, then the civilians have become integrated into the war effort and renounced protections of distinction.
Most investors hate selling at a loss, but sometimes, losing money can actually help you save on taxes.
Sanhedrin 83: Do clothes make the man?
IMPACT-SE, an organization that monitors how various countries educate for tolerance, conducted a new study titled "Israel and Jews in Azerbaijani Education", which examines Azerbaijani textbooks' approaches to Jews and Israel.
Sanhedrin 82: What is the entrepreneurial spirit?
By Forest Rain
Each generation has defining moments that give rise to the questions: “Where were you when…?” and “What was it like when…?” Today, the defining question is: “Where were you on October 7th? What was it like?”
Sanhedrin 81: Is there a time and place for extremism?
Syria's new regime's security forces were surprised and unprepared for an event of this magnitude.
Sanhedrin 80: Should a child be allowed to call his father by his name?
Sanhedrin 79: How to keep our cities safe from murderers?
By Avi Abelow
She met with U.S. Presidents, Israeli Prime Ministers, top military officials, and global media figures, tirelessly advocating for her son and the people of Israel.
Sanhedrin 78: How to get away with murder?
Big Lies Run Amuck in the New York Times Book Review
Egypt wants to keep the Gazans in Gaza and put the Palestinian Authority in charge.
Protect your loved ones by organizing your estate—before life takes you by surprise.
Sanhedrin 77: What is the difference between 1st and 2nd degree murder?
The symbolic shedding of Jewishness, the criticism of Jews and the embrace of antisemites has become an almost mandatory ritual in an industry formerly created by Jews, but where it is trendy to despise Jews and career suicide to stand up for them.
By Paul Gherkin
Trump’s “America First” policy may sometimes run against the wronged party, as in Ukraine.
Sanhedrin 102: What about stealing from God?
Sanhedrin 76: Define "dirty old man"
By Avi Abelow
In 2005, many Israelis wore orange to protest the immoral, disastrous Israeli disengagement from Gaza.
By Forest Rain
A mother’s fight, two little lions, and a nation forever changed
Your orange buildings don't move me. I know you mean well, so I've held my peace but I'm chocking with each one I see.
France’s damaging of Azerbaijan’s reputation in Europe not only harms Azerbaijan’s future—completely unjustly—but also another pro-Western country in the Middle East, Israel.
Sanhedrin 75: Torah VS the Kama Sutra
Sanhedrin 73: Can you save someone from himself?
Sanhedrin 72: Can the fetus be a murderer?
The resettlement of large numbers of "Palestinians" has happened before in the Middle East. While the resettlement of Gaza would take place on a larger scale, it would not be that much larger than the resettlements during the war or in the aftermath of the Gulf War.
By Paul Gherkin
Kristof’s latest opinion pieces, “Our Beloved Gaza Is Gone”, showcases why his views are vulgar and promote antisemitic jihadists.
By Forest Rain
To address reality, we must recognize it. And getting this wrong puts our lives in danger. I have had enough hostage-taking and brutal terrorism for a lifetime. We cannot live like this anymore.
Sanhedrin 71: Could parts of the Torah be only theoretical?
By Tzvi Fishman
However, even with all of Bibi’s glaring failures and horrific mistakes, I cannot agree with their conclusion that Netanyahu must be replaced.
My retirement plan is to find a time machine and go back to when things were cheaper.
Sanhedrin 70: A Talmudic social drinking and happy hour?
The Kurds and Druze in Syria may be looking to create a contiguous land link all the way to Israel.
Israel also offered humanitarian aid, including food and medicine, as well as the establishment of medical centers for the welfare of the residents of the region.
“O God, do not be silent; hold not Thy peace, and be not still,” the Chief Rabbi of Israel prayed the words of Psalm 83 over the bodies of two murdered children
Sanhedrin 69: At the age of 26 a great-grandfather?
The land will hold you close and your memories will be forever blessed. We are so sorry...
By Paul Gherkin
The popular Palestinian Arab government of Gaza returned the murdered bodies of two Jewish redhead children and their mother to Israel today. The Bibas Babies were Ariel, aged four years and Kfir, aged 9 months, when Palestinian Arab terrorists kidnapped them on October 7, 2023. Shiri Bibas and her two sons Ariel and Kfir The […]
Sanhedrin 68: Homegrown food made with magic?
Sanhedrin 67: Do male sorcerers also fly on brooms?
So today, the rain is perfect. It matches our tears and washes our fears gently. Today is a day to remember that all is in the hands of God...no, not to be angry with Him. He did not murder our hostages. He is bringing them home and He will punish those who hurt His children. There is the justice.
Sanhedrin 66: Had the Pied Piper been Jewish, then what?
By Fred Maroun
Voters who should have cared about the suffering in Gaza placed their hatred of Israel ahead of the interests of the Palestinians
One of Palestine's most passionate supporters is poet Mohammed el-Kurd. In a writer's symposium in Australia, he stated that he knows there is no apartheid in Israel, he just calls it that to insult it. He should know, he lives in East Jerusalem.
I've thought about this - more times than I would like to admit.
Sanhedrin 64: Does idolatry includes mental slavery?
By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
I humbly ask you to indulge me as I recall a memory from 56 years ago, a memory that taught me the meaning of love.
Here are essential strategies to help you retire comfortably without unnecessary financial stress.
Sanhedrin 63: How did the letter "Vav" save the Jewish nation?
By Jay Lakritz
Celebrities fear of supporting Israel and Jews during this war but coming out publicly against Kanye West
Sanhedrin 62: Is there really accidental sex?
A weak speech that reflects Hezbollah's current state.
By Tzvi Fishman
So why do millions of Jews still live in foreign, Gentile lands and not in Israel now that we are free to return there in answer to our daily prayers for the past 2000 years?
The latest celebrity petition about the post-Oct. 7 war is yet another example of how the “as a Jew” crowd expresses their identity by supporting those who seek Jewish genocide.
Sanhedrin 59: VEGETARIAN
Why can’t a non-Jew observe Shabbat?
Some will try to deceive you into believing that the creation of Hamas – and its actions – are somehow the fault of Israeli behaviour.
What is the blessing of women activists?
By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Yet, even if I did want to indulge in the game, being a rav and being inundated with appointments, phone calls, texts, emails, shiur prep, communal meetings, counseling, learning, and writing…I am precluded from sacrificing three hours to watch the game.
Take Charge of Your Financial Future—One Step at a Time
Were the 10 Commandments given BEFORE Mt. Sinai?
The same families will receive the same money, just through a different mechanism.
By Paul Gherkin
To watch the Kiwis stand in judgment of the Jewish State is a pathetic display of virtue signaling by naive and entitled actual colonists
Sanhedrin 55: When is blasphemy called blasphemy?
By Forest Rain
Dear nice people, you are lovely. But it isn’t “nice” to let evil survive.
By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Enjoy! Whatever you do tonight between 6:00 and 9:30- please remember to say a chapter in Tehillim for Acheinu Bnei Yisroel.
By Tzvi Fishman
While many questions and uncertainties surround the Trump initiative, one thing is for sure – it is the final nail in the coffin for American Orthodox Jewry.
Almost every poll of Israelis and supporters of the Jewish State, indicate that President Donald Trump is widely considered the most pro-Israel president ever. Whether it’s informal surveys or more official ones, the results are striking: Trump’s popularity in Israel is through the roof. A 2019 poll even found that 79% of Israelis supported him, […]
Sanhedrin 54: Not with an animal… and certainly not with your mother! Not what?
Who do you think the United States should support in this issue? Obviously, Azerbaijan.
By Paul Gherkin
Anchor Diplomacy, the muscle of entrenching a position and forcing the sides to react, can only be effective by a mediator with tremendous influence on each side.
By Avi Abelow
A Strategic Imperative for US Foreign Policy and Trump's 'Peace Through Strength' Doctrine.
Somehow celebrity culture has become an even stranger echo chamber over the years. A showcase for the mentally disturbed,and for the just plain grotesque.
By Forest Rain
How many of us would have the courage to say to murderers and rapists: “Free him. Take me instead”?
If you're an American living in Israel, you probably already know that managing your overseas investments and retirement accounts can feel like walking through a minefield; with the right guidance, you can turn complexity into opportunity, and make sure you're on track to meet your financial goals.
Sanhedrin 49: Sanhedrin 49: War/Battle/Military/Army/Weapons
American soldiers are on the ground in Gaza.
Sanhedrin 48: War/Battle/Military/Army/Weapons
Sanhedrin 47: Why did people take soil from Rav’s Grave?
The Palestinian Authority is being given a role, and Hamas terrorists are being allowed to escape.
Sanhedrin 45: Should we care about someone sentenced to death?
Sanhedrin 44: Struggling with God
By Tzvi Fishman
“We are the ultra of the ultra-Orthodox,” he replied. “We can’t let just anyone be buried in our section on the mountain.” “My parents are baale t’shuva,” I answered. “Our Sages teach that not even the greatest tsaddikim reach the level of a baal t’shuva.” “My mother hasn’t spoken a word of lashon hara in the past ten years,” I told him. “Can you say that?”
I am beyond pissed: The non-submission of the names of the Israeli hostages until later than agreed upon. The non-delivery of the living souls later than promised.
It's time to make this the final war.
Sanhedrin 43: Why do Jews say "L'Chaim" (To Life) when they drink?
