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FirstOneThrough

Importing Peaceful Ideas to the West Bank

By Paul Gherkin

Arabs from the West Bank have a more nuanced attitude towards Israel. Their opinions change depending on current events.

Headline / Sultan Knish

The Racist Origins of President Trump's Impeachment

By Daniel Greenfield

Impeaching elected officials can be political theater or serve a legitimate purpose. Impeaching former officials is never anything except political theater.

Larry's Letters

Larry's Letters: Israel Criminalizes Nonviolent Palestinian Resistance—Then Calls Us Terrorists

By Larry Shapiro

For a non-violent society, the Palestinians have gone to great lengths to name stuff after terrorists.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Shaare Zedek President: Pandemic End Is In Sight

By Tzvi Fishman

You do not need 100 percent to achieve herd immunity, and I don’t think we should chase after it.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Beyond Our One Kilometer – At Long Last

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

As my kids and I have taken daily walks for a month now, it is not an exaggeration to say that we literally know every crack in the sidewalk within our allowed kilometer.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Things are definitely heating up in the Middle East, despite it being quite cold. Could anyone have predicted this? Everyone did.

Sultan Knish

Biden Takes "Death to America" Terrorists Off Terror List

By Daniel Greenfield

Even while the Biden administration is preparing to double down on Obama’s abuse of the national security state to target his political opponents, it’s also giving real terrorists a pass.

Larry's Letters

Larry's Letters: Open Letter to Black Lives Matter

By Larry Shapiro

Be smart and reject Farrakhan and his racist poison, only then can you proceed with a clear conscience to free blacks from systematic racism.

Blogs

Has Naftali Bennett Given up His Values for Corona’s Sake?

By Sheri Oz

What I like about Yamina and Naftali Bennett is they talk about doing and when they were in positions in which they could do, they did. They have concrete plans and do not try to sell a fantasy.

The Snag

Only a Democrat Can Select New York's Next Mayor

By D.J. Kolpak

Only 3% of New Yorkers will actually get to choose the next mayor in the coming primaries this June.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Speech Therapy And Scary Masked Men

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

From our first appointment, which was with a social worker, I realized that we were going to be facing a challenging experience.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

How to Understand the Right-Wing Religious Zionists Parties

By Tzvi Fishman

Before Bibi gets through with Bennett and Sa'ar, they are going to be hanging on to one another like punch-drunk boxers in the center of the ring.

Abu Yehuda

Has Joe Forgotten Joseph?

By Vic Rosenthal

Unfortunately Obama's ignorance of history and skewed ideology produced an equally skewed morality, in which there is no room for a Jewish state

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

The continued spread of the virus is mostly being attributed to the "British Mutation.” This strand of the virus has attacked much younger people and specifically late-term pregnant women.

FirstOneThrough

The West Bank / Gaza Coronavirus Gap

By Paul Gherkin

Why do Gazans want the vaccine while West Bank Arabs do not?

Abu Yehuda

It’s Not Paranoia

By Vic Rosenthal

Jewish paranoia. The phrase is ridiculous.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Danny Thomas, The Steipler, and Rabbi Dr. Twerski

By Harry Maryles

Danny Thomas was more than just neutral about the Jewish people. He showed kindness and sensitivity to the plight of a Chasid-- Abraham J. Twerski.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

The Family Rapaport: On The Nationalist Front Lines

By Tzvi Fishman

Amongst secular Jews, our rightful attachment to the full borders of Eretz Yisrael is a political bargaining chip, not an iron-clad covenant from Sinai.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Tu B’Shevat – A Whole New Holiday

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

In the late 19th century, when the first aliyah arrived in Palestine, the land was a barren desert. Through hard work, sacrifice, and belief (not to mention a whole lot of hashgacha pratis), the land was transformed into the lush beautiful country we all enjoy today.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Blame for the continued spread is mostly being attributed to new mutations of the virus. And anti-Semites are just blaming the charedim.

A Soldier's Mother

Find the Message

By Paula Stern

The loss is incalculable. What can we learn?

Elder of Ziyon

Pals Freaking Over Normalizing TV interview with Benny Gantz

By Elder of Ziyon

Palestinian factions have denounced the interview, calling it "illegal" and "normalization."

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

R.I.P. Rabbi Abraham Twerski: How He Helped Save The Life Of My Friend’s Son

By Jeff Dunetz

When a Jewish family needed help with drug abuse, Rabbi Abraham Twerski answered the call.

PreOccupied Territory

God Fails To Get J Street's Approval Before Promising Land To Jacob

By PreOccupied Territory

Ben-Ami insisted that American Jewry in general, but especially his organization, must have a say in what happens from "the River of Egypt to the River Euphrates."

Abu Yehuda

How Israel Could Get a Stable Government

By Vic Rosenthal

All this requires a government that can pay attention to multiple issues at the same time, a coalition that can work together, and a PM that is not on trial for corruption.

Sultan Knish

Unite and Heal With Show Trials and Fascist Purges

By Daniel Greenfield

Enjoy unity at gunpoint in the Bidenist banana republic.

Elder of Ziyon

From Pharaoh to Space Lasers: Blaming Jews is the Original Conspiracy Theory

By Elder of Ziyon

Jews have been blamed for conspiracy theories from the very first moment of becoming a people.

Blogs

Vaccination on the Anniversary of Liberation 

By Sarah Manning

Seniors who have been living alone over the past year without family visits may be concealing symptoms of anxiety and mental deterioration that should be addressed.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Ordering Online In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

The items wouldn’t be replaced or refunded. I was informed that they had been delivered by their use-by date and that I could have frozen them.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

The enforcement of the lockdown regulations also continues to be quite contentious, particularly since it's only done in charedi areas.

Blogs

Liberals Switching Their Vote To Trump

By Guest Author

Liberals realize that Trump is their ONLY reason for living

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

9 Days In Covid History: Trump’s Actions/Biden’s Lies (Jan 22-31, 2020)

By Jeff Dunetz

The truth is that as the pandemic worsened, Trump took immediate action, and Biden and his re-Bama team misled the public and criticized Trump. Trump actions Biden lies

Headline / Abu Yehuda

Is it a Still a “Free Country?”

By Vic Rosenthal

Trump is blamed by many for damaging democracy. But I think far more damage has been and is being done by the reaction to Donald Trump. Trump and his movement are being used as an excuse to push the country down a path toward less free expression and less free thought.

FirstOneThrough

NY Times Considers Notion That Terrorism Against Israel is a Matter of Free Speech

By Paul J. Linger

The 2,000-word article ended with an exchange that suggested the public square deserved to hear from Leila Khaled:

Shalom Pollack Tours

Baruch HaShem

By Shalom Pollack

I began to list the unimaginable ,breakthrough gifts Trump gave Israel despite all the push back to him.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

How The Alliance Between Black And Jewish Leadership Fractured After MLK Jr. Died

By Jeff Dunetz

How do we reverse the mistrust and hatred? How do the Jewish and African American communities go back to the days of Rabbi Heschel and the Reverent Dr. King?

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Here Comes The Cold Weather

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Those large panoramic windows that facilitate cool cross breezes on hot summer nights? Now they facilitate a less pleasant winter wind – even with the shutters tightly closed.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Fighting For 70 Yesha Communities

By Tzvi Fishman

If you wanted to give the kids showers, you turned on the boiler and switched off the refrigerator. If you wanted to bake a cake, you turned off the heater.

Sultan Knish

This Is How Conservatives Get Erased From The Internet

By Daniel Greenfield

There is nothing free about a market controlled by a Big Tech oligarchy, a handful of multinationals and giant chains, and corporate fronts for Chinese business interests. The only way to ‘free’ the market is to make it more open by demolishing the oligarchy.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Meanwhile, illegal construction by Arabs remained rampant. And there were no changes in the status of endangered Jewish religious sites or politically significant areas.

Abu Yehuda

But What About the Palestinians?

By Vic Rosenthal

The response of the world media to Israel’s relative success in fighting the epidemic has been more hostile than anything I recall since the last time Israel was forced to defend herself against deadly rocket attacks from Gaza. “What about the Palestinians,” they screamed. Why aren’t we vaccinating them, too? “It’s because Israel is an apartheid state!”

Blogs

Trump Close To Filling Impeachment Punch Card For Free Sub Sandwich

By Guest Author

if they get impeached three times in one term, we ought to give them some kind of consolation prize because that's pretty impressive. A foot-long sub, maybe

FirstOneThrough

NY Times Alternative Facts on Palestinian Elections

By Paul Gherkin

The New York Times once again wrote an article about Palestinians considering holding elections that could only be called #AlternativeFacts if one wanted to be charitable.

Headline / Blogs

War of the Worlds: Cancel Culture vs. Western Culture

By Diane Bederman

Cancel our words, cancel our stories and we are bereft

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Yet Another Lockdown

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Despite the chaos, it's clear that the government is committed to trying to keep us safe while allowing life to continue as much as possible.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Betzalel Smotrich of the National Union party announced that he would be launching a new party to run in the upcoming elections and would not partner with Naphtali Bennett's "New Right" Party.

Elder of Ziyon

Can Israel Close the Tomb of the Patriarchs?

By Elder of Ziyon

In this case, there is a tension between the requirements of ensuring the health and safety of the population and that of respecting religious practices.

Headline / Abu Yehuda

Trump and Me

By Vic Rosenthal

What was done to Trump by the Democratic media was unfair, even vicious. But his response was to throw a bomb at the US Constitution.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

But The Republic Survives

By Jeff Dunetz

{Reposted from The Lid} It started with a peaceful protest and ended with President Trump promising a peaceful transition to Joe Biden before he is sworn in as president on January 20th. In between, there was chaos, rushing the capitol building, and a disgusting day that will live in infamy as a horrible day in […]

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

I’m A Big Trump Supporter, But...

By Jeff Dunetz

I Believe Mike Pence Was Right About His Electoral College Role

Blogs

“What’s the Truth?”

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Were the people who came to the Capitol, a “Mob?” or were they “rioters”? Were they “protestors,” or should they be referred to as “Maga Supporters”? Did Mr. Trump “incite” the “mob,” or did he “call in the National Guard” to quell the disturbance?

Abu Yehuda

Jonathan Pollard is a Litmus Test. But for What? 

By Vic Rosenthal

Pollard is a litmus test of some sort, but it is not either one for Right vs. Left or Orthodox vs. (religiously) liberal. It’s something else

PreOccupied Territory

Palestinians Hoping Biden Will Remind Jews Not To Be So Goddamn Sovereign

By PreOccupied Territory

“If the Jews of Israel want to live a normal existence, they have to forfeit the security that everyone needs in order to live a normal existence.”

In Print / Felafel on Rye

The Jewish Underground, The Jewish Press, And Little Old Me

By Tzvi Fishman

They succeeded in planting a car bomb that blew the legs off the mayor of Shechem, who had vowed to dance on Jewish graves and chase the settlers out of the land.

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!"

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Israel is experiencing two dramatic trends – lots of vaccinations administered and lots of new cases of Covid-19.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Changing Role of Women in Judaism

By Harry Maryles

I often wonder if the sages were transported to the world we live in today, would they even recognize it as in any way Jewish? I am not talking about modern Orthodox Jewry. I am talking about the world of Charedim.

Elder of Ziyon

How Could Modern Orthodoxy Produce a Peter Beinart?

By Elder of Ziyon

So the question isn't how modern Orthodox Judaism could have produced Kushner, It is how modern Orthodoxy could have produced such a hateful, self righteous prig as Peter Beinart.

Larry's Letters

Comparing Jesus with Palestinian Martyrs

By Larry Shapiro

We are aghast to hear you compare this man of peace who never killed another with Palestinians who deliberately seek martyrdom while killing Jews.

Lave-r of Israel

Vaccinated in Israel: Jews are Saving the World Again!

By Yehuda Lave

These four men (ALL Jews) are for now humanity’s hope. If they succeed, the world will be a healthier place.

Sultan Knish

What a Stalin Quote About Rigging Elections Reveals About the 2020 Election

By Daniel Greenfield

"The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything,"

Abu Yehuda

The Netanyahu Tragedy

By Vic Rosenthal

The possibility of yet another deadlocked election, especially now when leadership is desperately needed, is unthinkable. But we’ve said that at least twice before.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Jared Kushner's Legacy

By Harry Maryles

If Kushner epitomizes incompetence and mediocrity, we could sure use a lot more of it!

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Job Hunting In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Interviews in Israel are run more casually, and an interviewer may ask some pretty personal questions.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Settlers Express Outrage After Death Of Hilltop Youth

By Tzvi Fishman

The settlements weren’t handed over to us on a silver platter. Like the hilltop youth today, we had to sleep in the mud and the rain and be dragged down from the mountaintops.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Meanwhile, Saar announced some of his party's platform, such as a term limit for being prime minister, regional representation in the Knesset and… who cares, none of this stuff is going to happen.

Abu Yehuda

Israel’s Awful Electoral System

By Vic Rosenthal

Instead of a government coming into office with a program, we get a collection of politicians looking out for their own parochial, sometimes personal, interests.

Headline / Abu Yehuda

The Biden Administration and the “War of Return”

By Vic Rosenthal

It’s essential that everyone involved in relations between Israel and the Palestinians understand the real issues that underlie the conflict. And it would be a good thing if all parties could agree to use words the same way.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Kwanzaa: A Fraud, Racist Holiday, Created By A Criminal Madman

By Jeff Dunetz

So what is Kwanzaa? It’s the ultimate fraud. It is a holiday created by a man responsible for violently torturing two women–and it has a fascist goal of separating the races.

Larry's Letters

Larry's Letters

By Larry Shapiro

From the ever sardonic scribe, Larry Shapiro

Sultan Knish

The CDC’s Affirmative Action Eugenics for the Coronavirus Vaccine

By Daniel Greenfield

A government agency had paid for and was making use of a report which would decide who was to live or die based on race and income. And no one was willing to say a word about it.

Blogs

A Yeshua Amid the Pandemic

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Nothing could deter her. Her determination and her stamina were the stuff legends are made of.

Abu Yehuda

Are Israeli Jews “Betraying” Americans by Liking Trump?

By Vic Rosenthal

{Reposted from the Abu Yehuda blog} Here we go again. Another yawning gulf between Israelis and American Jews, “a rupture that threatens Jews everywhere, the trust between Jews in Israel and the Diaspora, and in the long run, Israel,” say Evan Morris and Dennis Jett. It’s not bad enough that the Israeli religious establishment does […]

Lave-r of Israel

The Vaccine. Let's Get Real

By Yehuda Lave

I got the vaccine today and did not turn into a monkey (but I still like bananas).

Sultan Knish

Omar, Tlaib and AOC Demand Facebook Remove 100% of 'Anti-Muslim Content'

By Daniel Greenfield

Two of the most notorious bigots in the House of Representatives signed a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demanding that he “eradicate anti-Muslim bigotry from Facebook”.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Holding History In His Hand

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Throughout the city there are various historical and archeological sites connected to the Maccabee time period, and my husband and son were lucky enough to participate in a shul trip for the local kids to one of these sites.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Schumer Supports Anti-Semites And Israel Haters

By Jeff Dunetz

If Schumer had any morals or guts, he would be distancing himself from an anti-Semite like Warnock.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Naftali Bennett of the Yamina Party has declared his desire to be prime minister. Him being elected to that position in March is about as likely as me growing taller.

Inspiration from Zion: This is a Love Story

Running While Jewish

By Forest Rain

An Esther neighborhood. Horgen Hill. A place where more Jewish children can live, grow and thrive in the land of our ancestors. That is how it is done.

FirstOneThrough

Progressive’s Coronavirus Contagion

By Paul Gherkin

The reality of the need to be able to secure borders for the protection of citizenry has never been more apparent

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

NY Times: Order Of Who Gets Vaccine Should Be Based On Race

By Jeff Dunetz

But the NY Times jumped on the “social justice” crazy train. Instead of relying on science, the Times came up with a third option—base the decision of who goes next on race.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

The Biased Media Trashed Trump’s ‘Vaccine By End Of 2020’ Promise-They Look Stupid Now

By Jeff Dunetz

Operation warp speed, President Trump’s program to develop a vaccine by the end of 2020, is another major achievement of the Trump presidency.

Shalom Pollack Tours

David HaMelekh May have been a Warrior, but he was NO PC Warrior

By Shalom Pollack

David was NOT PC. He was not as sensitive or sophisticated as some of our "progressive"  teachers today.  If King David lived in our generation with those same outmoded ideas, he would be shunned and mocked by "sophisticated" Jews.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Where Are The Real Maccabees Buried?

By Tzvi Fishman

We know, however, that the open graves off of Highway 443 opposite Modi'in are certainly not from the time of the Maccabees.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Doughnuts Galore

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Every gift came with a personalized note, letting the recipient know that her Secret Maccabee was thinking of her.

Featured / Video of the Day / Tales from Hebron

WATCH: Rare Carlebach Video from Hebron Discovered [Full Concert]

By Ben Bresky

Rare Carlebach video from Hebron sparks memories of special concert during troubling (perilous / challenging) time.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

It’s still unclear when the country will be opened to foreign tourists, but the spring seems like a good bet, maybe even Pesach.

Sultan Knish

The Chanukah Underground

By Daniel Greenfield

That egotistical hatred of a G-d that isn’t a culture war idol, that isn’t named Cuomo, Obama, or Ginsberg, is why the battle for religious freedom is far from over in this longest of Chanukahs.

FirstOneThrough

Abbas Failed To Capitalize on Trump’s Gift

By Paul Gherkin

Embracing terrorism and the public challenge of Trump’s demand to stop rewarding terrorism was too much.

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Serials

Feiglin May Form New Party

By Jewish Press News Desk

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