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The American Thinker

Hezbollah's Syrian Quagmire?

By Thomas Lifson

"[Hezbollah] is no longer that party that defends the Umma [Islamic nation]; instead it plagues the Umma."

United with Israel

Israeli Activist Promotes Women’s Rights in South Sudan

By Rachel Avraham

Sexual violence was used as a weapon of war, as is common in East Africa.

Shiloh Musings

Jordan, a Fake Country

By Batya Medad

The inevitable is starting to happen. There are serious cracks in the Hashemite Kingdom.

Ktzat Ivrit

how to say "to enjoy" in Hebrew

By Ami Steinberger

 לֵהָנוֹת   Every season has its perks. But with the arrival of summer in the northern hemisphere, now's the time that people are really starting to enjoy themselves. The Hebrew word for to enjoy is the same as that for to benefit - לֵהָנוֹת (listen and repeat). Here's an example using ליהנות in the sense of to enjoy: […]

Atlas Shrugs

NSA Phone Spying Program Foiled Plan to Blow Up NYC Subway

By Pamela Geller

But the assertion raises as many questions as it answers because court testimony indicated the subway plot investigation began with an email.

Fresno Zionism

Antisemitism in the UK, Then and Now

By Guest Author

In Birkenhead, near Liverpool, slaughterhouse workers had refused to process any more meat for Jewish consumption until the attacks on British soldiers in Palestine stopped.

My Right Word

Will England Apologize for Rubowitz's Murder by British Police?

By Yisrael Medad

Farran struck him repeatedly on the head with a rock, causing his death.

This Ongoing War

How to Say 'Disgusting Abuse of Public Trust' in French?

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Playing the usual black-is-white games, the catalog notes say the people depicted are "those who lost their lives fighting against the occupation.”

Shiloh Musings

Let's Demand a Moratorium on the Peace Talks

By Batya Medad

The State of Israel shouldn't beg anyone for peace.

The Muqata

'Caged Women' - Never Happened

By JoeSettler

There's no question that many of the backers of the Women of the Wall see the obliteration of Torah Judaism in public places in Israel as their ultimate goal.

Sultan Knish

Saturday Night Notes

By Daniel Greenfield

Now the Obama Administration is allowing history to repeat itself with more humanitarian interventions and smart strikes that overlook the real threat growing on the horizon.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Developments in Syria and Turkey

By Daniel Pipes

Secure Freedom Radio Originally published at Daniel Pipes

Emes Ve-Emunah

WoW, Charedim, and Learning from History

By Harry Maryles

Albert Einstein once said that the definition of insanity is doing the same experiment twice and expecting different results.

United with Israel

Turkish Israeli Leaders Speak Out About Turkish Spring

By Rachel Avraham

Two prominent Turkish Israeli communal leaders speak out about events in Turkey. According to Eyal Peretz, chairman of Arkadash, an organization promoting the Turkish community in Israel, “The Jewish minority in a very extreme fundamentalist state is not a positive situation. Of course a secular state is a much better situation for minorities. I hope […]

United with Israel

The Eternal Connection of the Jews and Temple Mount

By Rachel Avraham

Despite PA claims that no Jewish connection existed, many Muslim religious sources throughout history have accepted the Jewish connection to the Temple Mount area

Emes Ve-Emunah

100 Kids Kicked off a Plane Because No One Taught Them Midos

By Harry Maryles

“What’s the Matter with Kids Today”. That is the title of a song sung by actor Paul Lynde from the 1960s musical Bye Bye Birdie.  Whenever I see a story like the following one, it makes me think of that song.  But not in good way. In fact it kind of makes my blood boil. I […]

Sultan Knish

The Apotheosis of Chris Christie

By Daniel Greenfield

No matter how many minority voters Cory Booker brings to the polls, there is no conceivable way that Christie could lose this election.

Fresno Zionism

Europeans Bring Back 'Kauf Nicht bei Juden!'

By Vic Rosenthal

The yellow star is probably not in the running as label for "settlements" products, but it should be.

Ktzat Ivrit

How To Say 'Sunscreen' in Hebrew

By Ami Steinberger

קְרֶם הֲגָנָה, קְרֶם שִׁזּוּף As it's warming up in the northern hemisphere, now's the time to get some sunscreen. The Hebrew term for sunscreen means literally, protection cream: קְרֶם הֲגָנָה (listen and repeat). The second word, הגנה (listen and repeat), is the noun form of the active-causative הִפְעִיל verb to protect - לְהָגֵן (listen and repeat). Another term means […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / United with Israel

IsraAID Brings Relief to Victims of Oklahoma Tornado

By Rachel Avraham

Every day, IsraAID is given a new assignment and they go wherever the victims are.

Fresno Zionism

Terrorism? What terrorism?

By Vic Rosenthal

During the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations the US government has actively courted Muslims who have overt connections to terrorism.

CIFWatch

What the Media Won’t Tell You about ‘Palestinian Prisoners’

By Adam Levick

The language in Sherwood’s report was revised to note that it is only the Palestinians who view them as “political prisoners.”

Atlas Shrugs

Enemedia Watch: Look Who's Supporting Free Speech Restrictions

By Pamela Geller

Obama's Department of Justice seeks to criminalize criticism of Islam -- a declaration of war on the first amendment.

Sultan Knish

Kerry and the Peace Idiots Ride Again

By Daniel Greenfield

Few figures in American political life have been as consistently wrong as often as John Kerry. The former Senator bet on every Communist leader and Middle Eastern tyrant he could find only to watch the wheels of history roll over his mistakes. And now as Secretary of State, Kerry is at it again. In between […]

Emes Ve-Emunah

Chofetz Chaim Musmach Tells It Like It Is on Charedi Child Molestation

By Harry Maryles

Let me emphasize that it is not me indicting Lakewood. It is coming from a Charedi Musmach.

Constant Comment

100 Jewish Teens Kicked off a Plane: a Teaching Moment

By Ariela Davis

Anyone who read this news story probably had the same thought I had: what a chillul Hashem.

Ktzat Ivrit

Seven Ways of Saying 'How Are You' in Hebrew

By Ami Steinberger

  מַה נִּשְׁמַע...?  In English, we've got many ways of asking someone how they are feeling, what they are doing, etc, such as how are you? how's it going? what's up? how are you going (Australian)? how are you doing (American)? what's going on? what's happening? etc. In Hebrew, we've also got a bunch of ways […]

United with Israel

Standing in Solidarity with the Turkish People

By Rachel Avraham

The present situation in Turkey illustrates perfectly the lack of freedom that exists within the country.

The American Thinker

Al Sharpton and MSNBC - Perfect for Each Other

By Ed Lasky

In the last two days, Sharpton has declared--despite all evidence to the contrary--that there is "no evidence at all" connecting Holder to scandals .

Styling with Esther

Wearing Colors to Change our Lives

By Esther Goldberger

You can use color knowledge to your advantage. It’s a very pleasant experience.

CIFWatch

Guardian Misleads Readers on Israeli Druze

By Adam Levick

The war, if it comes, may not be a disaster, if it delivers Golan back into Syrian hands.

Sultan Knish

The Crash of Socialism 2.0

By Daniel Greenfield

Instead of passing big laws, there will be lots of small laws. The old totalitarians would have outlawed suicide. The new totalitarians outlaw Tylenol.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Unconditional Love - Setting the Bar too Low

By Harry Maryles

Unless he at some minimal level wants to try and go back "On the Derech" the parent will not love them.

Ktzat Ivrit

How to Say "Era" in Hebrew

By Ami Steinberger

I've known this for a long time, but not its full meaning - until I just researched it to present it to you.

Constant Comment

The Charleston Hashkafa

By Ariela Davis

I used to work in a school where the question often arose as to whether I am yeshivish or modern Orthodox.

United with Israel

Turkish Protests: Good for Israel?

By Rachel Avraham

The seeds of a Turkish spring are presently being planted within Turkey.

Shiloh Musings

Seeing IDF Service as a Mitzvah

By Batya Medad

Here in Shiloh, more and more young religious women serving in the IDF.

My Right Word

This Stinks

By Yisrael Medad

Many streams in Judea and Samaria have turned into channels for crude industrial waste characterized by a high concentration of pollutants.

United with Israel

Jewish History in a Nutshell: Hebron

By Rachel Avraham

Upon the conquest of Canaan, Joshua assigned Hebron to the tribe of Judah.

The Muqata

Why 'Better Place' Really Failed

By JoeSettler

It really failed because of Shimon Peres.

Emes Ve-Emunah

How Can We Support Israel with all this Internal Strife?

By Harry Maryles

I don’t see why any group has to identify itself as gay or straight in this parade.

Atlas Shrugs

Europe’s Meltdown: A Cautionary Tale

By Pamela Geller

It isn’t just in Sweden. It’s in France as well.

The American Thinker

Integrity in a Post-Christian America

By Jack Curtis

In 1943, integrity meant one's adherence to Judeo-Christian values; today, it means adherence to...something.

United with Israel

Alice Walker’s Mistaken Anti-Israel Position

By Rachel Avraham

Noted African American author Alice Walker has falsely called Israel an apartheid state and supports the BDS movement, the reality is that the State of Israel is a strong democracy. Alice Walker, the noted African American author of “The Color Purple,” has called upon African American performer Alicia Keys to not give a concert in […]

Sultan Knish

The Extremist Moderates and the Moderate Extremists

By Daniel Greenfield

Like a band that only knows one song, politicians only know one response to Islamic terrorism. They wall off that vast majority of Muslims who did not actually come down to Woolwich and hack at a soldier with a machete and did not fly two planes into the World Trade Center from those who actually […]

Emes Ve-Emunah

Should IDF Soldiers Receive Lashes as Punishment for Forced Draft?

By Harry Maryles

I’m sure this is an empty threat. No one is going to get lashes. It is just a scare tactic. Or is it?

CIFWatch

IDF stymies Guardian’s Obsession with Conscientious Objector

By Adam Levick

Over a two month period, Sherwood has published three reports and over 1500 sympathetic words about Blanc’s case.

Atlas Shrugs

Iraq Uncovers Al-Qaeda WMD Jihad Plot

By Pamela Geller

Three workshops for manufacturing the chemical agents, including sarin and mustard gas, were uncovered.

Ktzat Ivrit

How to Say 'Inferiority' and 'Nachas' in Hebrew

By Ami Steinberger

נְחִיתוּת, נַחַת Visit Ktzat Ivrit.

Shiloh Musings

Memories: Salute to Israel Parade

By Batya Medad

There weren't any security concerns. Terrorism was unheard of. It was truly a great time to be growing up.

Shiloh Musings

Sin of the 'Spies' a Misnomer

By Batya Medad

Moshe rather naively expected all twelve of them to understand that this was the "mother of all" pilot trips.

United with Israel

Muslim Zionist Speaks Out Against Anti-Semitism

By Rachel Avraham

Hafeez believes that the most important thing to do in dealing with Muslim antisemitism in the United Kingdom is to acknowledge the problem.

United with Israel

The Importance of the Negev

By Rachel Avraham

Without the Negev Desert, Israel would be a small non-viable state, a fact which motivates anti-Israel activists to focus on it.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Keeping Jews Jewish

By Harry Maryles

Virtually all the Gedolim of previous generations, including Rav Soloveitchik, forbade any religious collaboration with heterodox rabbis for fear of giving them tacit recognition.

A Soldier's Mother

What a Stone Can Do

By Paula R. Stern

It's time to let the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) protect our citizens.

United with Israel

Overcoming Grief through Cooking

By Rachel Avraham

The OneFamily fund for victims and families of victims of terror has compiled a cookbook, featuring the favorite recipes of Israelis who were murdered by Palestinian terrorists.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Recognizing Positive Haredi Values

By Harry Maryles

Despite the criticisms, Haredi society has positives that should be recognized.

CIFWatch

Sounds Israeli: Idan Amedi

By Adam Levick

Israeli musician Idan Amedi was discovered on the Israeli show Kokhav Nolad.

CIFWatch

Terrorists as 'Political Prisoners': CiF Watch Prompts Guardian Correction

By Adam Levick

The Guardian has called terrorists convicted of murder or attempted murder 'political prisoners.'

Shiloh Musings

Pallywood: Making News, Rather than Just Reporting it

By Batya Medad

There's nothing new in journalists trying to make news; they just can't make facts out of lies.

Guest Blog

Disputed Territories: The Census of 1967

By Yaacov Lozowick

In Gaza, the Egyptian data from 1965 had about 100,000 additional people, or 25% more than the Israelis counted.

Fresno Zionism

Could You Live with this Level of Violence?

By Vic Rosenthal

A situation has arisen in Judea and Samaria where attempted murder — and sometimes the attempts are successful — is a daily occurrence.

A Soldier's Mother

Sirens and Erie Thoughts in Israel

By Paula R. Stern

I listened to what was supposed to symbolize a massive missile attack - sirens wailing all over Israel.

United with Israel

Learning Peace Through Soccer

By Rachel Avraham

According to Sivan Hendel of the Peres Center for Peace, 'Sports is an international language.'

This Ongoing War

Abbas's Threat and Denial at the WEF

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

It's sadly familiar to hear Abbas invoking cultural values that reject kidnapping and hostage-taking while threatening to do exactly that.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Another Defender of the Haredi Status Quo Clucks His Tongue

By Harry Maryles

No religious Jew would deny the merit that Torah study. But it is the height of folly to believe that a strong military is therefore unnecessary.

CIFWatch

The 'Refugee' Slated to Win 'Arab Idol'

By Adam Levick

The Palestinian “refugee” swindle is but one of the many political derivatives of the Palestinian narrative which so often passes for serious journalism at the Guardian.

A Soldier's Mother

Life in Israel: A Complaint to Egged

By Paula R. Stern

While there are many heartwarming tales told about Egged, sadly, the less than amazing is often more the norm.

United with Israel

Faces of Israel: Nachman Klieman, Founder of U-Boutique

By Rachel Avraham

As someone who lives on the front line of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Klieman has personal experience when it comes to Palestinian terrorism.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Muslim Acts of Beheading in the West

By Daniel Pipes

Other characteristically Muslim crimes taking place in Western countries include honor killings, female genital mutilation, and slave holding.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Are Haredi Orgs Being Singled Out in Israel?

By Harry Maryles

Just as the IRS targeted conservative groups, according a report, a leaked document states that Israel's Economic Affairs Ministry is targeting Haredi businesses and Yeshivos.

The Muqata

History of Israel: Eilat, City of Sin

By Orat@Muqata

From the Islamic sources, it is clear that Eilat had a significant Jewish population, which existed for hundreds of years after the Muslim conquest.

Fresno Zionism

Google and the Defenders of Kfar Etzion

By Vic Rosenthal

Not one Jew was allowed to remain on the Jordanian side of the cease-fire line.

Guest Blog

Death & Taxes: Welcome to Obamaland

By Robert J. Avrech

Welcome to Obamaland, where death and taxes is no longer an ironic statement, but a grim reality.

United with Israel

The Jewish Connection to Israel: Sephardic Aliyot

By Rachel Avraham

One of the medieval Aliyot was that of the Sephardic Jewish community which fled Spain following the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition.

Emes Ve-Emunah

And the Bashing Continues...

By Harry Maryles

Eliminating all secular studies is taking "Talmud Torah k’neged kulom" to an absurd extreme.

CIFWatch

Sounds Israeli: Ofra Haza

By Adam Levick

The late Ofra Haza sings "Jerusalem of Gold" in 1998.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'To Complain'

By Ami Steinberger

Your weekly video dose of Hebrew.

United with Israel

Rachel’s Tomb: A Jewish Holy Site Since Ancient Times

By Rachel Avraham

The sixteenth century Arab historian Mujir Al Din wrote that Rachel’s Tomb was a Jewish holy place.

Styling with Esther

Happiness Is Knowing your Body Type

By Esther Goldberger

Lise Watier, Canada's authority on cosmetics, said in a recent interview: “I was sure of myself inside and insecure outside.”

Atlas Shrugs

Topless Anti-Jihad Activist Hunted Down and Arrested

By Pamela Geller

A Muslim cleric in moderate Tunisia called for her stoning death.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Intermarried Rabbis

By Harry Maryles

If ritual observance is voluntary and all that counts is ethos, why not just drop the whole charade and just call anyone with an ethical perspective on life a Reform Jew?

Fresno Zionism

Why was the IDF (and Karsenty) Abandoned in the Al Dura Affair?

By Vic Rosenthal

Why didn't then Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz and then Prime Minister Ehud Barak demand that all the footage shot by France 2 on that day be placed at Israel’s disposal to do a proper investigation?

A Soldier's Mother

Who Firebombs a Grave?

By Paula R. Stern

The area around Rachel's Tomb has been fortified, cement barriers erected to protect those wishing to pray beside her grave.

My Right Word

Who's Denying Whose Heritage?

By Yisrael Medad

The entire Land of Israel, have been the subject of incessant Islamic reinvention.

Shiloh Musings

Lapid, Livni, Bibi... All the Same Dangerous Mistake

By Batya Medad

True peace is something that evolves when neither side aims to destroy the other one.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Ending Zealotry in the Name of God

By Harry Maryles

There is a new group of zealots who have taken a cue from the price taggers. They refer to themselves as Torah taggers.

United with Israel

Faces of Israel: Yariv Vizner, Founder of 'Little Heroes'

By Rachel Avraham

Little Heroes or 'Giborim Ktanim' pairs ordinary Israelis with mentally challenged children with the goal of helping such children to better fit into Israeli society.

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