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Prager's Perspective

Why Are More Americans Than Ever Committing Suicide?

By Dennis Prager

Aside from food, the greatest human need is for meaning

Jonathan Tobin

The Problem isn’t Bradley Cooper’s Nose

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Even normally serious people are looking for antisemitism in the wrong places. Misplaced anger about a movie undermines the fight against genuine Jew-hatred.

Daniel Greenfield

Illegal Migrants Getting Immigration Court Dates in 2032

By Daniel Greenfield

“The migrants can receive a work permit and legally live and work until their case comes up”

Jonathan Tobin

Do Obama’s Obsessions Explain Biden’s Iran Appeasement?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Ransom payments of $6 billion will fund more Iranian terror. But the real question is why America is still pursuing Iran. The former president may be part of the answer.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

Into the Fray: D-Y-S-T-O-P-I-A!! 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The opponents of the proposed judicial reform are not defending liberal democracy, but promoting Orwellian dystopia 

David Weinberg

Give Saudi Peace a Chance

By David Weinberg

Chances for a deal are high, the risks manageable, and the value overwhelming. The doubters and naysayers, as well as those who actively are trying to sabotage such an agreement, are wrong.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Did Israel Sacrifice Security for Visa Waivers?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

U.S. pressure led Jerusalem to give up singling out Arabs with U.S. citizenship for special scrutiny. Does the debate about “ethnic profiling” ignore threats?

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Thoughts On A Milestone Birthday

By Dennis Prager

That is how I feel. I know my chronological age, but nothing has changed in me that makes me believe it. So, then, while how I feel and my energy levels are a blessing, like many blessings, they come at a price: massive cognitive dissonance.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Pew Research: Democrats Value Free Speech Far Less than Republicans

By Dennis Prager

America has been the freest country in the world for all of its history. That is why the French gave America the Statue of Liberty. It is rapidly relinquishing that title.

Jonathan Tobin

American Jewry’s Dangerous Intervention in an Israeli Culture War

By Jonathan S. Tobin

U.S. organizations throwing in with the opposition to judicial reform aren’t defending democracy. Rather, they are treating the majority of Israeli Jews with contempt.

Jonathan Tobin

Politicized Tisha B’Av Sermons WON'T Save Israel

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The battle over Israeli judicial reform can’t be settled by faux piety about unity that doesn’t answer the question about who are the real modern-day Zealots.

David Weinberg

The 'Refusal-to-Serve' Festival

By David Weinberg

Lost in the anti-Netanyahu netherworld are manifold affirmations of commitment to IDF service despite the judicial reform juggernaut.

In Print / Columns

Authentic Psychologists

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

A question was asked that offered exactly such an opportunity. “What does the panel think about parents spanking kids?”

In Print / Prager's Perspective

The 34 Professors Who Protested My Speaking At Arizona State University

By Dennis Prager

I will not address the specious attacks on Charlie Kirk. I will only note that this alleged “hater” devoted his entire half-hour speech to explaining why he, though a Christian, observes the Sabbath each week from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Surge in Palestinian Terror: Preview of Two-state ‘Solution’

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Why are Biden and liberal Jews still fixated on turning that nightmare into reality?

Interviews and Profiles / David Weinberg

Tribute to Rabbi Sholom Gold of Jerusalem: The Most Passionate of Zionists

By David Weinberg

Rabbi Gold, who passed away this week at 88, was known for feisty and infectious Zionist passion and for biting witticism. He understood God’s love for all Jews in absolute terms (which he sought to emulate absolutely), and he understood God’s grant of the Land of Israel to the Jewish People in absolute terms, in a totality wrapped with kedusha, holiness. These are not gifts that one can simply fritter away.

Headline / Prager's Perspective

A Pandemic of Cruelty

By Dennis Prager

Though the Bible commands us to love our neighbor, love the stranger and love God, there is no commandment to love our parents. On the other hand, there is no commandment to honor anyone except our parents.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: A Constitution -The "Excuse--du Jour"

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The raising of the issue of a constitution as a potential way out of the political impasse over the future of Israel's legal system is nothing but a red herring on the part of the opponents of judicial reform

Daniel Greenfield

Biden, Whose Gov Includes Terrorists, Blasts Israeli Government as “Extreme”

By Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s decision to turn a cold shoulder to Israel’s democratically elected government is another act of hostility.

Headline / David Weinberg

Iran’s War on Israel

By David Weinberg

The only real power standing in the way of Palestinian terrorism and Iranian hegemonism is Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

Majority of Black People Support Supreme Court Ban on Affirmative Action

By Daniel Greenfield

More black people say affirmative action puts them at a disadvantage than an advantage.

Daniel Greenfield

Elizabeth Tsurkov was Kidnapped in Iraq. Leave Her There.

By Daniel Greenfield

She works for a Muslim Brotherhood group, smeared Israel and defended Hamas.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s Antisemitism Czar Condemns Israel, Not Antisemites

By Daniel Greenfield

Lipstadt condemned three countries. One of them was Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden on Research: Fund China, Not Israel

By Daniel Greenfield

Communist virus research good; Jewish doctors helping autistic children not good.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Twice as Many Israelis Died in 1 Month of Biden than in 1 Year of Trump

By Daniel Greenfield

The numbers show that the secret to peace is to stop funding terrorists.

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

Jerusalem: Truly A City Of Peace And Unity

By Dr. Shmuel Katz and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

There are many who claim that Jerusalem is not actually united, as Jews barely ever enter any Arab neighborhoods. Note that there is no parallel claim that Arabs do not frequent Jewish areas...

In Print / Columns

Angelic Intolerance

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

The classic Torah commentator Rashi, explains that when Hashem sent Noach’s flood, he used a malach called “Androlmusia.” This angel simply cannot distinguish between good humans and bad and so it kills and killed everyone.

David Weinberg

No Moral Equivalence

By David Weinberg

There is no moral equivalence whatsoever between Palestinian terrorists and Israeli troops. Falsely balanced diplomatic formulations like those that “call upon all sides to end the cycle of violence” must be rejected. This is prattle that covers for Palestinian extremism and rejectionism, and retards the cause of peace.

Daniel Greenfield

Why is the Clinton Special Counsel Delaying Start of Trump Trial?

By Daniel Greenfield

This isn't about winning, it's about keeping the case in the public eye.

Daniel Greenfield

Obama Brings Back the Race Card

By Daniel Greenfield

In 2023, Obama is still addicted to the politics of racial division.

Daniel Greenfield

The Sub Story is an Example of Apolitical Fake News

By Daniel Greenfield

The media creates news at least as often as it reports on it.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Giving ‘Progressive’ Antisemites the Benefit of the Doubt

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Both mainstream Jewish groups and their allies in the Biden administration are determined to avoid taking on left-wing Jew-haters and the ideas that drive them.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

After Biden Sent $1B to PLO, Israeli Deaths Rose 900%

By Daniel Greenfield

It cost $10,000 to kill a 6-year-old boy and the terrorists have the money.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Yair Lapid -Thinking the Unthinkable

By Dr. Martin Sherman

When the official reasons given for the Oct. 2022 gas deal with Lebanon unravel, who can be blamed for allowing "heretical" alternative explanations to creep into one's mind

Jonathan Tobin

Israel Shouldn’t Make Concessions to Biden for Saudi Normalization

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Expanding the Abraham Accords is vital. But given the administration’s desire to appease Iran, coupled with the Saudis’ unpopularity, Washington won’t pay the price to make it happen.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

On The Argument That We Shouldn’t Be Aiding A Corrupt Country

By Dennis Prager

There is one argument made by opponents of American aid to Ukraine that holds no water – the argument that Ukraine is corrupt.

Daniel Greenfield

The Woke Culture War is Making Americans Socially Conservative

By Daniel Greenfield

Pushing sex in schools and eliminating women backfired badly.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

From CUNY to the Pandemic, Systemic Anti-Semitism is the Real Problem

By Daniel Greenfield

The Biden administration does not want to investigate the systemic antisemitism of its political allies, whether at CUNY Law or in New York in general because it’s complicit in it.

Daniel Greenfield

State Dept Pushes LGBTQ ‘Pride’ Everywhere Except Muslim World

By Daniel Greenfield

U.S. embassies celebrate "Pride Month" from the Vatican to Jerusalem, but NOT in Saudi Arabia.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s Strategy To Fight Anti-Semitism Enables Hatred Of Jews And Israel

By Daniel Greenfield

The Biden strategy seeks to compartmentalize antisemitism within a postmodern rainbow coalition of minority victims faced with the bigotry of a majority

David Weinberg

Beware: Another US Sellout to Tehran?

By David Weinberg

Alas, coming soon: More American goodies for Iran in exchange for more pious and empty Iranian pledges.

Jonathan Tobin

How RFK Jr. Sank in Waters Test 

By Jonathan S. Tobin

COVID controversies helped realign U.S. politics as foes of government power on both left and right found common ground. But tolerance for antisemitism can’t be ignored.

David Weinberg

Honoring Henry Kissinger at 100

By David Weinberg

Dr. Kissinger is most consequential figure in US foreign policy of the past century. His record regarding Jews and Israel remains controversial, but I think that on balance Kissinger deserves respect.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

AI is the Illusion of a Soulless Society

By Daniel Greenfield

It’s easy to fool people who no longer know what’s real.

In Print / Columns

The Loyal Non-Jews And The Disloyal Jews

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

There is a sickening irony that history shows us non-Jews who heroically stood shoulder to shoulder with Jews to protect them but also shows simultaneously, Jews who stood shoulder to shoulder with their foes.

Jonathan Tobin

Trashing Nationalism isn’t Defending Jews

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Demonizing those who march with Israeli flags on “Jerusalem Day” and conservatives who push back against the Marxist war on the West is equally disingenuous and wrong.

Headline / David Weinberg

Seeking Jerusalem

By David Weinberg

We are obligated to be doresh Yerushalayim, to spiritually refine ourselves and draw closer to He who truly owns Jerusalem; to long for God’s revealed presence, seeking to encounter Him with the tools at our disposal. Already today, the Divine Presence peeps at us through the cracks of the Temple Mount retaining walls, there to be seen and experienced, if we only seek it.

Headline / Prager's Perspective

A Biblical Law That Would Change American Life

By Dennis Prager

This lie that whites bear animus toward blacks is destroying the American nation.

David Weinberg

Celebrating Cynthia Ozick at 95

By David Weinberg

The illustrious Jewish-American novelist is a penetrating and courageous critic of contemporary society and its attitudes to Jews and Israel.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Can Israeli Resilience Inspire Alienated Americans?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

After months of divisiveness, the country immediately united in the face of incessant rocket fire. Will a community unwilling to fight antisemitic progressives learn that lesson?

Daniel Greenfield

Godfather of Islamist Campus Antisemitism Plays “As a Jew”

By Daniel Greenfield

Students for Justice in Palestine attempted to disrupt a Holocaust Remembrance Day event

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Mika - Malicious, Mendacious, and Misleading 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Typical of the deluge of the Orwellian gobbledygook opposing the proposed judicial reform is a recent video by virulent anti-Netanyahu activist, Mika Almog, granddaughter of the late Shimon Peres   

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Islamist Antisemitism is Flying Under the Jewish Communal Radar

By Jonathan S. Tobin

New report details how Muslim hate groups have rebranded themselves as intersectional allies to Jewish left-wingers.

Jonathan Tobin

NY Times’ Unethical War on Chassidic Schools

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The newspaper’s 18-part assault on yeshivahs says more about the decline of journalistic ethics and comfort with antisemitism than it does about any alleged academic failings.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Thoughts On The Death Of My Dog

By Dennis Prager

From the first time I asked this question to the present day, in nearly every instance, one-third of the students voted to save the stranger, one-third voted for their dog, and one-third declined to vote.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

We DON’T Need a Heritage Month-BUT Neither Does Anyone Else

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Pride in our history is appropriate. But wanting official recognition has more to do with the impulse to get in on the intersectional victim racket than combating antisemitism.

Daniel Greenfield

President Kamala

By Daniel Greenfield

The most oppressed woman in America runs for president.

Daniel Greenfield

Media Ignores 600,000 Israelis Rallying for Judicial Reform

By Daniel Greenfield

But tens of thousands of lefties protesting against judicial reform is big news.

Jonathan Tobin

Tucker Carlson’s Fall Not as Good for the Jews as the ADL thinks

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The former “Fox News” star took many questionable stands. But those who rightly see woke DEI ideology as a threat to Jewish life aren’t cheering his ouster.

David Weinberg

Can Israel be Unified?

By David Weinberg

Israel’s future depends more on repairing a modicum of national unity and even global Jewish accord than it does on countering Iran

In Print / Columns

Make Cholent, Not War

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

It was quite clear that from the start, Prime Minister Netanyahu sensed the scale of the trouble and tried to proceed with caution.

Headline / David Weinberg

Israel at 75: The Sun is Shining

By David Weinberg

On the 75th Yom Haatzmaut, focus on the brilliance bursting forth from the nation of Israel in realms galore.

Jonathan Tobin

Perils of Politicizing Jewish Philanthropy

By Jonathan S. Tobin

As the debate about Netanyahu and judicial reform heats up, the umbrella group of Jewish Federations is showing less restraint about intervening in Israeli politics. That’s a mistake.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Slavery, The Left, And Truth

By Dennis Prager

In other words, other countries imported 41 times the number of black slaves into the Western Hemisphere compared to the United States.

Daniel Greenfield

Stop Enforcing the Law and People Will Start Killing Each Other

By Daniel Greenfield

The Left's opposition to police and the justice system ushered in this nightmare.

Daniel Greenfield

Only Montana Has the Guts to Ban TikTok

By Daniel Greenfield

China bought D.C., but it forgot to buy Montana.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

‘Occupation’ Myth Drives Antisemitic Terror

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The biased reactions of U.N. officials and corporate media to attacks on Israelis as well as to disputes over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount are rooted in leftist lies about Zionism.

Jonathan Tobin

Where Holocaust Commemoration Succeeded and Where it Failed

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Museums, archives of testimonies and educational efforts preserved the survivors’ legacy. Still, that won’t counter contemporary antisemitic hatred and disinformation.

Jonathan Tobin

Boycotting Israel is Never Kosher

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A call to reconsider investing in Israel because of judicial reform isn’t the same as BDS. Yet that distinction is meaningless since it still validates anti-Zionist lies.

David Weinberg

Reawakening to the Iranian Threat

By David Weinberg

A comprehensive picture of Iranian belligerence and its tectonic threat to Mideast and global stability.

David Weinberg

Biden Spares Iran and Scolds Israel

By David Weinberg

The US president is neighing about Israeli democracy and stiffing Netanyahu to counter Israel’s insistence on acting against Iran.

Prager's Perspective

Do Conservatives Oppose Change?

By Dennis Prager

Conservatives have no issue with change or innovation – when warranted or harmless.

Daniel Greenfield

A Tale of Two Settlements

By Daniel Greenfield

A village for Muslim terrorists vs. a village for Israeli Jews.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Netanyahu’s Shameful Surrender to the Left

By Daniel Greenfield

The Left bet that with enough pressure they could shut down democratic judicial reform in Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

A Woke Shooter, a Christian School, is it a Hate Crime?

By Daniel Greenfield

Guns don’t kill people, the evil and the mentally deranged do.

Daniel Greenfield

And the Antisemitic Assault Score: New York 72//Florida 1

By Daniel Greenfield

New York had 580 antisemitic incidents highest in the country.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Obviating Elections

By Dr. Martin Sherman

If the so-called "champions of democracy" succeed in obstructing the judicial reforms, democratic rule will be replaced by mob rule—and Israel will be teetering on the brink of an Orwellian dystopia

In Print / Columns

The Right Timing And Strategy

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

My mission was and is to allow people to hear and understand the Jewish people and their story.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Biden Administration Pushing Arabs Towards Iran

By Khaled Abu Toameh

the agreement is an indication of the growing weakness of the US and the failed policy of the Biden administration in the Middle East. Thanks to the US administration's fragility, the Iranian-led axis of evil has been significantly emboldened as America's erstwhile Arab allies are rushing towards the open arms of the mullahs in Tehran.

Headline / David Weinberg

Zionist Strategy for Israel

By David Weinberg

I do not believe that the Saudi-Iran agreement closes the door on Saudi-Israeli entente, nor on a renewed pro-Western regional alliance involving Israel and the Saudis

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Wokes Can’t Beat the Culture They’re Destroying

By Daniel Greenfield

They want to rewrite old books because they can’t equal them.

Daniel Greenfield

50% of Americans Say Media Deliberately Misleads

By Daniel Greenfield

VERY few Americans trust the media and 50% believe the media is lying to them.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

When Banks – And Other Institutions – Try To Change The World

By Dennis Prager

Beginning in the second half of the 20th century, people in nearly every white-collar profession ceased finding their work inherently meaningful. So, they sought to use their profession to change the world.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Hollow Sanctimony Over Huwara

By Daniel Greenfield

What the reaction to a rare Jewish riot in Israel says about Jewish liberals.

Daniel Greenfield

It’s Not Censorship When They Do It

By Daniel Greenfield

Both sides agree that children should not be exposed to inappropriate materials.

Daniel Greenfield

Who’s Running America?

By Daniel Greenfield

Two of the three branches of government are in the hands of the mentally incapable.

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