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In Print / My Aliyah Journal

The Ins And Outs Of Ulpan

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

While I generally had a lot of fun on these interviews, I still am embarrassed when I recall our first in-Hebrew television interview.

Sultan Knish

Who's REALLY Looting America?

By Daniel Greenfield

{Reposted from the Sultan Knish website} A hardcover copy of "In Defense of Looting" will run you 21 bucks at Amazon and 28 bucks at Barnes and Noble. That’s just how capitalism works for the distribution and sales of a product from one of the biggest publishing companies in the world that’s part of the […]

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Some Breslov Chassidim Made It To Uman, Most Have Not

By Tzvi Fishman

Thousands have been stranded in Belarus, prevented from continuing across the border, but those with money can pay a bribe of $2,200 to the authorities to be smuggled into Uman.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Ironically, the signings took place very close to the anniversary of the signing of the Oslo Accords – possibly the worst agreement since… ever… like in the history of the world.

Pulse of Israel

Historic Peace Agreements Signed Without Israel Paying a Price

By Avi Abelow

Did Israel really pay a price regarding F-35s, Sovereignty, or a Palestinian State?

Sultan Knish

Cuomo, De Blasio Go After Jewish Weddings, Cheer Black Lives Matter Riots

By Daniel Greenfield

De Blasio, who has a history of targeting the Chassidic Jews of Brooklyn, is no slouch and had blamed a rise in coronavirus cases on a Jewish wedding even before Cuomo kvetched.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Should We Celebrate The ‘Abraham Agreement’?

By Tzvi Fishman

Caution is called for, but not to the point of turning our backs on the positive.

Pulse of Israel

Biden & Clinton Setting up Dangerous Contested Election Scenario

By Avi Abelow

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden stating that the US army will “escort [President Trump] from the White House with great dispatch”

Pulse of Israel

Black Lives Matter Activists Celebrate Cop Killing

By Avi Abelow

Police officers were shot, and this was the reaction.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

What Every Gentile NEEDS To Know About Yom Kippur

By Jeff Dunetz

Dear Goyim, If you happen to see one of your Jewish friends walking to shul on Yom Kippur there's no need to hide. Thankfully the caffeine withdrawal headaches we get on Yom Kippur are NOT contagious.

Pulse of Israel

Iran Executes Wrestling Champion as Trump Strengthens Anti-Iran Coalition

By Avi Abelow

Navid Afkari is a wrestling champion. Executing him makes the Iranian Islamic regime look horrible, but they don’t care.

PreOccupied Territory

NGOs Could Swear Palestinian Veto of Arab-Israel Normalization Enshrined In Law

By PreOccupied Territory

“It’s all political, and if an Arab country wants to normalize, they can just do it? That can’t be.”

Elder of Ziyon

The Beginning of the End of the Honor/Shame Culture-Part I

By Elder of Ziyon

Honor/shame relies to a large degree on the ability to lie - both to others and to oneself.

Lave-r of Israel

The Sky is Falling!

By Yehuda Lave

The sky is falling, the sky is falling. Time for some more lockdowns??!! 

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Trump Does It Again: Mediates Peace Between Bahrain And Israel UPDATED

By Jeff Dunetz

There will be more countries to join the Peace with Israel process, and quickly, I would not yet believe the rumor that Saudi will be next. Qatar and Oman are more likely.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

First Grade!

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

As I approached the school along with tens of other children and parents, the excitement was palpable. The principal stood at the gate of the school, greeting each child with an elbow bump and a smile.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Malawi announced plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem. It would be the first African country to do so.

Blogs

Palestinian Authority Hates Jewish Wheel Chairs

By Palestinian Media Watch

“A war crime,” “tantamount to igniting religious war” –

Lave-r of Israel

The Tzadik Taxi Driver

By Yehuda Lave

Obviously, I needed to go to some time of emergency room to get some fast treatment. But it was Shabbat.

FirstOneThrough

NY Times 'Recharacterizes' Hamas as a Right-Wing Terrorist Group

By Paul Gherkin

After a decade of not referring to Hamas as a terrorist group in hundreds of articles which mentioned it, the Times did so FOUR TIMES in a single article as it linked it to a far-right extremist movement. Yet Hamas is not a right-wing movement but an Islamic one

Larry's Letters

Larry's Letters: Your Invitation to Palestinian Hijacker to Speak to Students

By Larry Shapiro

Where better than SFU to enlist recruits for the eradication of the Jewish state.

Sultan Knish

Violent Crime More Important to Voters Than Black Lives Matter

By Daniel Greenfield

{Reposted from the author's blog} Real crises end with a solution. Fake crises end when they become a real crisis. Black Lives Matter began as a fake crisis that used out-of-context viral video clips to falsely claim that police shootings of innocent black people were a national crisis. Black Lives Matter became a real crisis […]

Lave-r of Israel

ELUL: 'E-veryone L-onging U-nti-L Next Year

By Yehuda Lave

Be good as a person, as an individual, and your part of the world will become holy. Then, if others emulate you, the world will suddenly and automatically turn beautiful and hallowed. It is Elul.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Hachofesh Hagadol

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

There is actually a fantastic Facebook group – “LoveLoveIsrael-Tried and Tested” – where you can find everything you may want to know about visiting almost anywhere in Israel.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

What Does The Peace Deal Mean For Har HaBayit?

By Tzvi Fishman

Obviously, we have a good distance to go before we reach full redemption, but, for example, last week I davened Mincha on Har HaBayit with a minyan. Once upon a time, that was an impossible dream.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Now Trump Administration officials, including Ambassador Friedman, are regulars at the Wall. Visiting such a revered place should never have been a question, much less prohibited.

Headline / Sultan Knish

A Cannon, A Golden Coffin, and Losing the War on Drugs

By Daniel Greenfield

The Democrats have reversed the equation, fighting to protect criminals from their victims.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Dems Are Scared: Pelosi Begs Biden Not to Debate Or ‘Legitimize’ President Trump

By Jeff Dunetz

The Democrats are afraid, not because of any of their fake attacks, but because Trump has been a good President who has done everything he promised, and the American people are beginning to listen.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Media Bias and Political Partisanship

By Harry Maryles

Media reactions to Trump's speech show that the they have completely lost their credibility.

Lave-r of Israel

The New Holy Water

By Yehuda Lave

Alcohol – We have gone from drinking it to rubbing it on ourselves

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Taking Out The Trash

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Before calling the municipality to arrange a special pickup of furniture or large appliances, residents often post pictures of these items on Facebook or WhatsApp groups with the simple message of "limisira b'ahava" (for donation with love).

In Print / Torah / Felafel on Rye

Bye Bye, Dubai - On the Prohibition of Leaving Eretz Yisrael

By Tzvi Fishman

According to the Rambam, it is forbidden to leave the Land of Israel, even temporarily, except for three reasons: to study Torah, to find a wife, and to do business.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

After the normalization of relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was announced, it was rumored that other Muslim countries were on the brink of following suit. That hasn't happened yet.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Obama’s Written Promise Made Iran Sanctions Snapback Provision Useless

By Jeff Dunetz

The promise made to Russia, China, and Europe in writing said that if sanctions were re-imposed –their companies would be “grandfathered.”

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

‘Black Linguistic Justice’: Profs. Demand Ending English As we Know it

By Jeff Dunetz

A subcommittee with the Conference on College Composition and Communication, which is part of the National Council of Teachers of English, demands American teachers “abolish standard English. They call it ‘white mainstream English.”

PreOccupied Territory

Israelis Can’t Wait To Spread Obnoxious Tourist Reputation To UAE, Oman, Bahrain

By PreOccupied Territory

Israeli travelers took to focusing on what they do best while out of the country: making themselves and their countrymen look like spoiled, whiny, provincial ingrates.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Food In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

We find daily excuses to run in to pick up just a loaf of bread, and leave with our hands laden with hot bourekas, pita, and lachmaniyot (rolls).

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Expelled, Expelled, And Expelled Again – Homesh Jews Remain Defiant

By Tzvi Fishman

Arabs often throw stones and Molotov cocktails at our vehicles traveling from Homesh to Shavei Shomron.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

In truth, it's been known for a while that Israel and the UAE did things together, quietly. UAE even has a small, but active, Jewish community.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The Problem with Modern Orthodoxy

By Harry Maryles

How do we educate parents to take their Judaism more seriously and with more enthusiasm so that they can pass that on to their children?

Abu Yehuda

After Five years, the Duma Saga Approaches Conclusion

By Vic Rosenthal

Though there was still no proof that Jews were responsible for this atrocity, it became part of the accepted narrative in almost all segments of Israeli society.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Charedi Bashing

By Harry Maryles

Of course this is not the first time the Charedi world responded to a crisis in order to benefit all of society. (Not just themselves as is often asserted by Charedi critics.) This also happened in Monsey, New York several months ago.

Headline / Abu Yehuda

Downside of the UAE Deal

By Vic Rosenthal

Israelis care too much about gaining international approval, especially by Arab and Muslim nations. So an official treaty of normalization of relations is almost impossible to resist.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Some Good News in a Year of Bad News

By Harry Maryles

The more Arab states that make peace with Israel, the less support Palestinians will get for holding on to their unrealistic version of a state.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Customer Service & School Dress Codes

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Here in Modi’in we have a wonderful Absorption Department, with olim coordinators that go above and beyond to help.

In Print / Features / Felafel on Rye

My Desperate Fight To Save Gush Katif

By Tzvi Fishman

Protestors demanded that we break down the fence surrounding Kfar Maimon.... Yesha leaders and rabbis called for patience. All through the night and the following morning, the tension increased.

In Print / Features / Felafel on Rye

Netzarim Family Recalls A Nightmare

By Tzvi Fishman

It isn't something readily comprehensible when your own Jewish army and Jewish government throw you out of your home in the Jewish homeland.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Hezbollah is doing everything it can to conceal this information. Not since O.J. Simpson has a party appeared more guilty and yet claimed it wasn’t.

Elder of Ziyon

What if there was no “occupation?” The anti-Zionists of the 1950s Provide the Answer

By Elder of Ziyon

The “occupation” is an excuse, not a reason, for rabid anti-Israel hate. And the easiest proof is to look at the anti-Zionists of the 1950s – before “occupation.”

Shalom Pollack Tours

Explosive Thinking

By Shalom Pollack

So do I shed a tear when my enemy falls? No, I read the Psalms with joy that praise God for just that.

Larry's Letters

Larry's Letters:

By Larry Shapiro

If the Jews were in charge, don't you think that they would have dominated the news cycle particularly since they control the media, banks, Hollywood, the music industry, and the NFL.

Sultan Knish

Coronavirus Rules Don’t Apply to Sharpton’s 100,000 Racists March

By Daniel Greenfield

Will the same rules that most Americans have had to live under apply to Sharpton and his Black Lives Matter hate event? Or will the notorious bigot and his racist allies once again be free to do as they please. Are the pandemic rules there for all of us, or are they just intended for ordinary Americans?

Abu Yehuda

The Coming Political Crisis in the USA

By Vic Rosenthal

Today the USA is a candidate for a radical change away from the republic that was created when its constitution became effective in 1789, and which gradually evolved into what it is today.

The Snag

Homeless Hotels Creating Chaos on the Upper West Side

By D.J. Kolpak

“This is not the rebuilding of cities. This is the sacking of cities.”

FirstOneThrough

The Cultural Appropriation of the Jewish ‘Promised Land’

By Paul Gherkin

The “promised land” is commonly used as a metaphor for a perfect society. Let’s strive for that perfection by acknowledging that its foundation is the Jewish State of Israel.

Headline / The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

Oprah Winfrey-RACIST?

By Jeff Dunetz

Get ready for your eyes to roll all the way back into your head with this one. RACIST Oprah Winfrey

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Unpacking 175 Boxes

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

Admittedly, the lift included some items we had planned to leave behind and others that we had wanted on flight, but while packing had not gone as planned – a running theme in our aliyah – it would have to do.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

MK Meir Porush Meets With Aliyah Activists

By Tzvi Fishman

Rabbi Elisha Bruck, who works with a group called Kedushat Tzion told me that since Medinat Yisrael is a highly-charged subject for charedim, Kedushat Tzion employs the word “immigration” in its literature and conversations, not “aliyah,” which has a Zionist connotation.

Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

As of now, if a budget of some kind is not passed by the end of August, the government will be dismantled and new elections called for November.

Abu Yehuda

Who Owns the Land?

By Vic Rosenthal

The land belonged to the State of Israel in 1967, and indeed in 1948. It belongs to us today. We are the aboriginal inhabitants of the land, we have never lost our connection to it, we have the imprimatur of international law, and we have (so far) successfully defended it.

Blogs

What does the Nation State Law Actually Say? What Changes did Lapid Actually Want?

By Sheri Oz

In general, there were different reasons for Arab versus Druze opposition to the law.

Shiloh Musings

Fascists Reject Laws; Take the Streets

By Batya Medad

We're now suffering another round of what I call Korach demonstrations meaning that those demonstrating/rioting don't have the same aims other than to destabilize the government. 

In Print / Felafel on Rye

What Exactly Are The Protests In Israel About?

By Tzvi Fishman

At the last demonstration, I strolled through the crowd and recognized agitators who staged protests against Israeli soldiers in Hevron and Samaria.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Buying A Car In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

While olim are offered a steep discount on taxes associated with purchasing a new car, it comes with many complicated strings attached.

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

Unlike in the States, now right-wing protesters are starting to show up to counter (read: fight) the leftists.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

2020 Democratic Platform Continues Anti-Israel Themes First Pushed By Obama in 2012

By Jeff Dunetz

According to the former Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Michael Oren…  The Biden/Obama administration deliberately damaged the relationship between the United States and Israel. Biden never renounced that goal. 

Emes Ve-Emunah

Democracy Under Siege

By Harry Maryles

I am discouraged. Is this the end of America as we know it? ...the America I know and love?

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.

Sultan Knish

The Minority Victims of "Whitenessphobia"

By Daniel Greenfield

'Whitenessphobia' may be the great mental illness of our time; To 'Whitenessphobes', everything has a “whiteness” problem.

Headline / Abu Yehuda

The West is Lost

By Vic Rosenthal

I think the election will mark the inflection point at which the curve of civilizational decline turns sharply downward. When the US loses its dominant economic and military position, the effects will be felt everywhere. The crisis in the US will begin the sharp acceleration of the decline of the West.

PreOccupied Territory

Jews Worthy Of Third Temple For Centuries Already; Bureaucracy, Contractor Delaying Work

By PreOccupied Territory

"certain unnamed contractors who continue to claim they need fees to cover various zoning variances and building permits for the Third Temple and other, associated facilities, when in fact no such fees were stipulated in the contract.”

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Moving Logistics In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

As we’ve learned time and time again through this aliyah process, ultimately everything is in Hashem’s hands.

FirstOneThrough

Socialists Take Page from Arab Playbook

By Paul Gherkin

{Originally posted to the author's blog} There is a major battle underway between Socialists and Capitalists in America which is using a template that the Arab countries used to attack Israel in 1967. It is a four step battle plan, many of which have recently been effectuated by the far left. Deny the Enemy Rights […]

Emes Ve-Emunah

Is Israel and its Police Antisemitic?

By Harry Maryles

Something for both sides to consider especially during the 3 weeks

Headline / Sultan Knish

EVERY Sports Team Needs a Name Change

By Daniel Greenfield

What's in a name? Would ANY names still be safe? Birds, animals, colors, and the climate? Just avoid history.

Am Yisrael Chai

From One Mask to Another 

By Shmuel Sackett

In 1991 while waiting for a SCUD, I didn’t follow the rules and instead drank a BUD… but in 2020 I am ready for the TASK by caring for neighbors and wearing my MASK. 

Headline / Sultan Knish

Liberal Jewish Leaders Accuse Jews of Racism While Covering Up Anti-Semitism

By Daniel Greenfield

The Jewish community does not need leaders who will accuse it of racism to score points at their Manhattan cocktail parties for the Public Art Fund, but real leaders who will stand up for it.

Blogs

Fauci: Cuomo Did a Great Job Killing 6,400+ Nursing Home Residents

By Daniel Greenfield

Cuomo, who killed thousands of nursing home patients by forcing nursing homes to accept coronavirus patients, keeps saying, he follows the science. Not actual science, but whatever nonsense the expert class pushed out there

FirstOneThrough

Victims of Preference

By Paul Gherkin

As a Jew, I’m jealous of Black people.

Sultan Knish

Leftist Slavery Was Worse Than Southern Slavery

By Daniel Greenfield

The brands telling Americans that they need a reckoning with slavery have their own reckoning.

Headline / Abu Yehuda

The Government Fiddles while the People Burn

By Vic Rosenthal

The Prime Minister acts almost exclusively to protect himself, and not on behalf of the country. The evidence for this is the absurdly fat and expensive “unity” (one has to laugh) government with its 35 ministers and 8 deputy ministers. This structure exists so that Binyamin Netanyahu can continue to be Prime Minister. There is no other reason.

In Print / My Aliyah Journal

Electronics In Israel

By Aviva Horowitz Karoly

In New York, you can walk into a showroom and examine a range of models; here, most stores carry a few show pieces and otherwise direct you to look through their catalogue to see if you like anything.

In Print / Felafel on Rye

Why Aren’t Jews Worldwide Moving To Israel? The Jewish Press Investigates

By Tzvi Fishman

Every Jew who speaks Hebrew and who is willing to take any job to survive is promised that he won’t go without bread.

PreOccupied Territory

COVID Guidelines Almost As Coherent As Case For Palestinian Statehood

By PreOccupied Territory

“We find slightly more support for the idea that Israel should rely on existential enemies to help guarantee its security.”

In Print / Ben Packer's Week in Review

The Last 7 Days in Israel

By Rabbi Ben Packer

A nationwide lockdown is being considered, but in the meantime it was decided to lockdown only charedi areas because the courts won't protect them like they would other places.

Elder of Ziyon

My Jewish Privilege

By Elder of Ziyon

The only time I feel completely comfortable is when visiting Israel. I am far less worried about being a terror attack victim there than a victim of an antisemitic hate crime in the US.

The Lid with Jeff Dunetz

AOC’s Asinine Reasoning

By Jeff Dunetz

Cites Fake Statistics for spike in NYC violent crimes. If it walks like an ass and talks like an ass, it's asinine.

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