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Biden’s Disinformation Governance Board And DHS Secretary Mayorkas’s Senate Testimony

By Editorial Board

It all seemed way too Orwellian for this country to us – and this was still before Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’s testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee the following Wednesday confirmed our worst fears.

In Print / Editorial

New New York State Yeshiva Regulations Proposed

By Editorial Board

The question Why can’t Johnny read? resonates just as loudly today as it did 50 years ago and is just as relevant today as it was then.

In Print / Editorial

Elon Musk, Twitter, And President Biden’s Ministry Of Truth

By Editorial Board

We were therefore happy to hear that Elon Musk decided to buy Twitter because of the New York Post ban, which he thought was “obviously incredibly inappropriate,” and that he wanted to promote free speech by leveling the playing field.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Zechariah Wallerstein, zt”l

By Editorial Board

Rabbi Wallerstein was best known for founding of the groundbreaking Ohr Naava Institute, which provided an organizational setting for enhancing spiritual guidance and social life to young Jewish women across the religious spectrum.

In Print / Editorial

Abraham Accords Summit

By Editorial Board

It is gratifying to see that there is apparently a range of significant issues of mutual concern and the political will to address them collectively.

In Print / Editorial

President Biden And Vladimir Putin

By Editorial Board

For almost two decades, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made no bones about his goal of restoring Russia to the glory days of the Soviet Union, when Russia largely determined what went on in Eastern Europe.

In Print / Editorial

The New York Times And Rav Chaim

By Editorial Board

There was a disconcerting dimension to the obituary as well, because for all the extolling and paeans to other-worldliness, Mr. Berger and The Times editors seemingly believed they had license to tinker with the image of the great sage at their will.

In Print / Editorial

Rav Chaim Kanievsky, zt"l

By Editorial Board

Despite his rigorous study schedule, he also somehow found time to accommodate steady streams of visiting Jews, some desperately seeking his advice and blessings.

In Print / Editorial

Is Gov. Hochul’s 10-Point Anti-Crime Plan The Hoped-For Breakthrough?

By Editorial Board

Under the plan, judges would once again have the discretion to set bail and detain criminal defendants in certain circumstances based on the crime alleged, whether a gun was used, or on past criminal history.

In Print / Editorial

The Biden Laptop Imbroglio

By Editorial Board

It also includes possible influence peddling involving his father and foreign entities and his failure to register as a foreign agent as he may have been required to do. And therein lies an important tale.

In Print / Editorial

Putin Is An Anachronism, But Still A Factor

By Editorial Board

One could also have expected Putin would make an example of Ukraine to other former Soviet states, large and small, not to wander too far off the reservation.

In Print / Editorial

The Brandeis Center Stepping Into The Antisemitism Breach Left By The ADL

By Editorial Board

There are also Israeli laws prohibiting any person from knowingly calling for a boycott against Israel or an area under its control.

In Print / Editorial

The “Woke” Madness Continues: A Pot Conviction Now Entitles You To A License To Sell It

By Editorial Board

Just think about it: New York State is about to grant individuals preferential entry into a probable multi-billion dollar industry only because they stand convicted of marijuana-related felonies.

In Print / Editorial

The Jewish Press Endorses Brian Cunningham In The 43rd Assembly District’s Special Election

By Editorial Board

Cunningham is a strong supporter of Israel and an outspoken opponent of the BDS Movement and is backed by the Brooklyn Democratic Party organization and Chabad political leaders.

In Print / Editorial

Ukraine Endgames And Putin’s Handoff To Israel

By Editorial Board

Israel recently incurred Putin’s wrath when, as it had to, it condemned the invasion of Ukraine in the UN General Assembly and sent significant humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

In Print / Editorial

Governor Hochul Should Resist Emasculating FOIL

By Editorial Board

Unfortunately, for their own inappropriate reasons, requests are sometimes arbitrarily denied by these government agencies.

In Print / Editorial

The Ukraine Tragedy: We Forgot A Key Lesson Of Vietnam

By Editorial Board

Improvident as it may have been to express it publicly at the time, President Joe Biden was right on the money when he pointed out with characteristic frankness that the U.S. and its allies would “have a fight about what to do and not do” depending on the seriousness of a Russian attack on Ukraine.

In Print / Editorial

The Irredeemably Woke John Kerry

By Editorial Board

I’m concerned about Ukraine because of the people of Ukraine and because of the principles that are at risk, in terms of international law and trying to change boundaries of international law by force, Kerry said in the interview.

In Print / Editorial

Can A State Forestall Trangenderism In Children?

By Editorial Board

Minors are prohibited from purchasing cigarettes, alcohol, or even getting a tattoo before a certain age; they, or even their parents, should not be allowed to make irreversible life-altering decisions about their bodies while they are of minority age.

In Print / Editorial

How’s That Again, Mr. Mayor?

By Editorial Board

Surely the mayor appreciates that uppermost on the minds of most New Yorkers is the rampant crime that has virtually taken center stage in our city – particularly in minority neighborhoods.

In Print / Editorial

The Madness Continues

By Editorial Board

Apparently, the Biden Administration has established a $30 million grant program, to be administered by the Department of Health and Human Services, which will provide funds to non-profits and local governments to help make drug use safer for addicts.

In Print / Editorial

New Iran Nuclear Deal Another Flimflam Agreement?

By Editorial Board

If the terms of the apparent new agreement are similar to those of the original JCPOA as the Biden team says, it would seem that the same game plan will be followed since majority support for the measure will still be lacking.

In Print / Editorial

Where Is Brad Lander And His Auditing Power When We Need Him?

By Editorial Board

It will be recalled that two weeks before he was to enter office last January 1 as the newly elected New York City comptroller, former city councilman Brad Lander declared war on yeshivas, vowing to use the comptroller’s auditing power to get yeshivas...

In Print / Editorial

Brooklyn College Anti-Jewish Bias Under Scrutiny

By Editorial Board

The complaint outlines how professors and students have maligned Jews on the basis of race and ethnic identity, advancing age-old antisemitic tropes about Jewish power, conspiracy and control.

In Print / Editorial

Is Progressivism Running Its Course?

By Editorial Board

Consider also a story in the Wall Street Journal about how lawmakers in at least dozen states are backing bills designed to increase transparency regarding school curricula in an effort to bar teachers from promoting concepts perceived as divisive.

In Print / Editorial

Reprieve For the Kotel – For Now

By Editorial Board

While we can understand the psychology that would impel the Conservative, Reform and women’s movements to seek recognition at the Kotel, from the religious perspective it is counter-intuitive.

In Print / Editorial

Distorting The Meaning Of The Holocaust

By Editorial Board

We will leave it to others to parse Goldberg’s words and decide whether they are those of an antisemite or someone who simply strayed out of her depth.

In Print / Editorial

Sheldon Silver, z”l

By Editorial Board

He was one of a kind and someone who comes along once in a very long while.

In Print / Editorial

The Passing of Rabbi Simcha Krause, z”l

By Editorial Board

In 2014 he founded the International Beit Din to work on agunot cases by trying to find halachic flaws in the original ceremony that delegitimized the marriage itself.

In Print / Editorial

Braking The Runaway Biden Express

By Editorial Board

What drives our thinking is more a matter of the context in which all of this is taking place – that is the even 50-50 split between those caucusing with the Democrats and the Republicans, and the centrality of partisanship to what goes on in Washington these days.

In Print / Editorial

Washington State’s Drive-By Proposal

By Editorial Board

According to Fox News, two Democratic Washington state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would reduce penalties for drive-by shootings, with the aim of promoting racial equity in the criminal legal system.

In Print / Editorial

The FBI On Synagogue Hostage Taker: Paris Deli Massacre Redux?

By Editorial Board

Is it imaginable that the FBI didn’t at least Google Siddiqui after hearing Akram’s call for her release and, given his own ravings, been able to put two and two together?

In Print / Editorial

Egalitarianism At The Kotel Will Undermine Perceptions Of Our Legitimacy

By Editorial Board

The proposed new plaza is being supported by Women of the Wall and the Reform and Conservative movements.

In Print / Editorial

Alvin Bragg’s Denouement

By Editorial Board

comments a judge made at the arraignment of an alleged career criminal other day expressing his frustration with the new Bragg policies soon went viral and will likely mean that the embattled DA will be unable to turn things around.

In Print / Editorial

Mayor Adams’s Orthodox Appointments

By Editorial Board

Menashe Shapiro will serve as deputy chief of staff, while Fred Kreizman will be the commissioner of the mayor’s community affairs unit.

In Print / Editorial

Manhattan DA’s Surprise At Pushback Is Revealing

By Editorial Board

To us, this all amounts to turning the common understanding of law enforcement on its head. That is, the rule that you do the crime, you do the time.

In Print / Editorial

AG Garland Must Tamp Down Incendiary Language About January 6

By Editorial Board

We drilled down on the definition of “insurrection” and found among the listed synonyms the words “rebellion,” “revolution,” and “revolt.”

In Print / Editorial

It Has Come To This: Covid Help To Be Based On Race

By Editorial Board

Even before the federal and state “guidance,” New York City, under then-Mayor Bill de Blasio, had jumped the gun and routinely used race as a key determiner for allocating COVID-19 resources.

In Print / Editorial

The Presumptuous Brad Lander

By Editorial Board

In particular, he has declared war on New York City yeshivas, vowing to do everything in his power to get Orthodox yeshivas to teach a secular curriculum.

In Print / Editorial

Quiet Retreat From Judea And Samaria?

By Editorial Board

We were even more dismayed by the news report we came across that there appears to be a systematic Palestinian takeover of land in so-called Area C in Judea and Samaria through illegal construction, which is being ignored by the Israeli government.

In Print / Editorial

Governor Should Sign Law Enabling Senior Judges To Stay On

By Editorial Board

As we remarked here several months ago, the New York court system’s administrative board had announced that in order to save approximately $55 million it had decided to do away with the services of 46 of New York’s most senior judges.

In Print / Editorial

The Death Of Archbishop Tutu

By Editorial Board

On rare occasion he has also alluded to Israel’s right to exist as a state, and called upon the Arab world to recognize it as such.

In Print / Editorial

The Chilling Biden Arsenal

By Editorial Board

The problem with what the president had to say is that the pending legislation does not involve the core right to vote, which was guaranteed by the 1965 Voting Rights Act.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Eliezer Waldman, zt"l

By Editorial Board

He was celebrated for having moved with his family – together with Rabbi Moshe Levenger and his family – into an IDF administrative building in Hebron just before Pesach in 1968 and refusing to leave permission was granted them to restore a significant Jewish presence there.

In Print / Editorial

Chickens Coming Home To Roost?

By Editorial Board

New York Mayor-elect Eric Adams also railed against New York’s recently enacted woke bail reform law requiring judges to cut many criminals loose without cash bail, including those facing some serious charges.

In Print / Editorial

Federal Appeals Court Allows Religious School To Expel Students In Same-Sex Marriages

By Editorial Board

The students argued that the religious exemption does not apply to their particular seminary because the school operates independently, and not under the umbrella of any external organization.

In Print / Editorial

The US, Israel And Iran: Good Cop, Bad Cop?

By Editorial Board

Are we really lurching towards a military confrontation with Iran, or is this uncertain saber rattling?

In Print / Editorial

The Jussie Smollett Case As An Object Lesson

By Editorial Board

There are even those that are simply on the lookout for anything that will make a dogmatic point and will seize on anything to make that point – however good or bad the fit.

In Print / Editorial

Eric Adams’s Bully Pulpit

By Editorial Board

For our mayor, whether a health risk is posed by a large gathering depends on the purpose of the gathering.

In Print / Editorial

Pending Supreme Court Ruling May Allow Public Funds For Yeshiva Tuition

By Editorial Board

As Lewin has noted, “It is difficult to imagine any comparable pressure in American law. When is someone who complies with a legal mandate punished for doing so in a manner that complies with his or her religious observance?”

In Print / Editorial

Iran: We’ve Talked The Talk And It’s Time To Walk The Walk

By Editorial Board

We are at a loss to understand the official administration reaction to last Thursday’s breakup of the negotiations due to Iran’s continuing to make patently unacceptable, irrational demands and even walking back on things it had already agreed to.

In Print / Editorial

The Shooting Of An Arab Terrorist At The Damascus Gate

By Editorial Board

Seems to us like the clearest case of police doing their job, particularly by making sure that the assailant could cause no further harm.

In Print / Editorial

The Left’s War Against Citizenship

By Editorial Board

To be a non-citizen resident means you are a guest. Does a guest have the right to decide what color the guest room should be painted?

In Print / Editorial

Enough Already With The Two-State Solution

By Editorial Board

Apparently, the Biden team knew which buttons to press to persuade Bennett, a heretofore ardent supporter of settlement expansion.

In Print / Editorial

Why Cuomo Tried To Put A Jewish Face On Covid

By Editorial Board

Why the focus on the Jews? We now have a theory that seems to fit. Hyperbole about Jews usually works, and Cuomo was looking for a readily available scapegoat.

In Print / Editorial

Biden Should Have Seized The Rittenhouse Moment To Challenge The Rule Of The Street

By Editorial Board

We have been slowly conditioned to expect this sort of ideological assault. But it was still disconcerting to hear a president of the United States buying into it.

In Print / Editorial

Can The Court Order An Ex To Cooperate Concerning Child’s Religious Upbringing?

By Editorial Board

Judges, as a matter of ruling in with the best interests of the child in mind, have typically directed non-custodial parents exercising their visitation rights not to undercut efforts of the custodial parent to raise the child in a particular lifestyle.

In Print / Editorial

The Biden War Against Religion Should End

By Editorial Board

A state need not subsidize private education. But once a state decides to do so, it cannot disqualify some private schools solely because they are religious.

In Print / Editorial

Eric Adams Seems To Be Hanging In

By Editorial Board

It was the kind of thinking that got rid of cash bail because members of certain groups couldn’t make bail, no matter that it predictably spawned turnstile justice and the wholesale release of criminals to the street.

In Print / Editorial

The Ban On Shechitah Is Not Just About Jews Not being Able To Eat Meat

By Editorial Board

The case went all the way up to the United States Supreme Court, which declined to review the decision of the three-judge court upholding shechitah.

In Print / Editorial

Vaccination Mandates And Religious Exemptions

By Editorial Board

No matter what one’s views on the vaccination debate, there is a separate and distinct issue in play. And that is how to ensure that Americans get to enjoy the freest and most robust right to practice their faith consistent with the commonweal.

In Print / Editorial

Judea/Samaria Construction, A Consulate And, Yes, The Balfour Declaration

By Editorial Board

After the Embassy was relocated, a special department was set up to handle the consular needs of Palestinians. So what purpose would be served by reopening the old consulate?

In Print / Featured / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsements For NYC General Election, Nov. 2

By Editorial Board

Adams’s 22 years of service as a member of the NYPD – in several high-ranking positions – has uniquely equipped him to deal with what most polls say is the first order of business in the minds of most New Yorkers: runaway crime.

In Print / Editorial

Kudos To Hochul For Reinstating Senior Appellate Judges

By Editorial Board

No one has ever explained how so many judges suddenly became incompetent or physically impaired or unnecessary.

In Print / Editorial

Still America: School Board Memo Blows Up In AG’s Face

By Editorial Board

Did he not realize that he would immediately be accused of being a soldier in the culture wars mounted by his boss, the President?

In Print / Editorial

Why It’s Time For President Biden To Push The Abraham Accords

By Editorial Board

Even when indicating support for the Abraham Accords as a promising enterprise, from President Biden and Secretary of State Blinken on down members of the Biden team never fail to pay homage to “two states,” however much it is in passing.

In Print / Editorial

Bernie’s Non-Sequitur

By Editorial Board

Giving Gaza dollars for rebuilding is tantamount to addressing damage done to Gaza by its own rulers, while funding for Israel is for its efforts to defend against an outside enemy.

In Print / Editorial

Merrick Garland Is Trying To Pull A Fast One

By Editorial Board

The problem is that the claims of violence are only accusations made by the National School Boards Association – a notoriously left-leaning group.

In Print / Editorial

Vatican Adds Insult To Our Intelligence To Pope’s Insult To Our Faith

By Editorial Board

How this blather explains away the comments of the Pope, which were of the flat out variety, escapes us.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Moshe Tendler, zt”l

By Editorial Board

He was a major scholar in both disciplines, publishing scholarly articles in Jewish religious journals as well as in professional scientific journals, a combination that made for a rare and widely sought-after perspective on the application of halachic standards to halachic and ethical questions posed by advances in medicine and technology.

In Print / Editorial

Did The Vice President Simply Misspeak About Israel?

By Editorial Board

Is she unaware that Israeli security policies are driven by their experiences in defending against several Arab wars of liquidation, of Palestinian terrorists aiming to drive the Jews of Israel into the sea?

In Print / Editorial

Support For Israel Is Not A Back-Alley Sleight Of Hand

By Editorial Board

Yet the final vote on the Iron Dome funding bill was strongly bipartisan at 420-9 in favor. That’s a 97 percent margin, folks.

In Print / Editorial

NY Supreme Court: B&H Did Not Cheat On Taxes

By Editorial Board

The allegation that B&H committed “fraud” seems way beyond the pale and unnecessarily inflammatory. At worst, B&H – and others in the same business – acted out of a particular interpretation of the applicable laws. But fraud? Hardly.

In Print / Editorial

AOC And The Iron Dome Controversy

By Editorial Board

Could she actually believe her flip-flop would change people’s mind’s about her views on Israel? The founding member of “The Squad?”

In Print / Editorial

Washington Fiddles As The Iranian Centrifuges Whir

By Editorial Board

The U.S. firmly believes, with good reason – as evidenced by the post-2015 experience – that without subjecting Iran to enhanced restrictions over an extended period of time frame, any new deal would be worthless.

In Print / Editorial

That $3.5 Trillion Social Policy Bill

By Editorial Board

”Many of us feel this is the biggest opportunity we will have in our careers to do something deeply structural and transformational to our economy and we should not miss it,” said Representative Donald S. Beyer Jr., Democrat of Virginia.

In Print / Editorial

U.S. Should Not Reopen Jerusalem Consulate

By Editorial Board

But, if President Trump moved the consulate into the Embassy now located in Jerusalem, why should the Palestinians desire the reopening, since they still have an official place in Jerusalem to be in contact with the Americans just as before the Trump relocation?

In Print / Editorial

Arizona To Divest From Unilever Over Ben & Jerry’s Boycott

By Editorial Board

Last week, Arizona’s state treasurer Kimberly Yee announced that Arizona will be completing its divestment from Unilever by September 21, 2021. On June 30, Arizona reduced its investment in Unilever from $143 million to $50 million.

In Print / Editorial

Public Funding For Yeshiva Teachers Headed To U.S. Supreme Court

By Editorial Board

In the Lemon case, the Court ruled that state statutes that provide public funding for even secular instruction in religious schools – including salaries for teachers of secular subjects – violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.

In Print / Editorial

Iran Just Confirmed Its Nuclear Intentions, But Does Anyone Care?

By Editorial Board

Although it wasn’t widely reported at the time, already in February of this year Iran ended IAEA inspector access to a range of nuclear facilities. A deal was struck under the radar for installing cameras and other monitoring equipment that could continue to function.

In Print / Editorial

Whatever Happened To The Abraham Accords?

By Editorial Board

As we read the reports, besides Iran, the only other substantive issue discussed – and much less so – was the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with Biden vaguely expressing support for a two-state solution and a settlement freeze and Bennett reiterating his opposition to both notions.

In Print / Editorial

The Biden Implosion In Perspective

By Editorial Board

We are not unmindful that a good part of Biden’s slide is doubtless a function of old-fashioned politics.

In Print / Editorial

Declaring An End To U.S. Foreign Nation-Building Is Beside The Point

By Editorial Board

The Soviet Union largely failed in its ostensible mission, and never came close to pacifying large parts of the country. To the contrary, though, the U.S. mission was designed primarily to deny terrorists a safe haven from which to launch attacks against U.S. interests.

In Print / Editorial

5781: A Really Tough Year

By Jewish Press Staff

The Pope appears to be reverting back to the pre-Second Vatican Council reforms of 1965 which supposedly repudiated the “teaching of contempt” toward Jews and Judaism.

In Print / Editorial

What’s Up About Iran, Mr. President?

By Editorial Board

Robert Malley noted that Iranians are learning so much from the work now underway that the near future it may be impossible to return to the old accords.

In Print / Editorial

Some Quick Questions About The Post-Afghanistan World

By Editorial Board

It also seems clear that President Biden and most Democrats are fixated on the enactment of their domestic wish list and the unprecedented spending required to fund it.

In Print / Editorial

Shmuel Silverberg, Hy”d

By Editorial Board

It is unfathomable that he should be taken from us by five meaningless miscreants who represent the emptiness and detached cruelty that drives much of today’s world.

In Print / Editorial

Boycotting Commemoration Of The Infamous Durban Conference

By Editorial Board

If one were to review the official declaration marking the conclusion of the Durban Conference, there is virtually nothing there that would suggest what really happened in Durban.

In Print / Editorial

The EU Hijab Ban: Where The Logic Leads

By Editorial Board

By definition, discrimination is visited upon those who are different or who act differently from the way the majority of people do. Laws exist to bar employers from acting on some of those differences.

In Print / Editorial

A Biden/Bennett Flashpoint?

By Editorial Board

Biden is under attack all over the world because of his handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal and the appearance of abandoning U.S. allies, and is therefore in a very weakened position politically – both domestically and internationally.

In Print / Editorial

Setting ‘American Values’ Condition On Aid To Israel Is A Bad Idea

By Editorial Board

Indeed, the distinction drawn between the Trump and Biden approach is not an easy one to get one’s arms around.

In Print / Editorial

Poland’s Restitution Outrage

By Editorial Board

It is not for nothing that Poland remains the only European Union country that has not enacted a comprehensive restitution law, urging claimants to pursue their remedies in courts.

In Print / Editorial

President Must Act Now To Restore America’s Credibility As A Valuable Ally

By Editorial Board

The Biden Administration is offering all sorts of sweeteners to get Iran to renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal, which was supposed to restrict Iran’s nuclear program. Yet Iran continues to dilly-dally and make wild demands seemingly without any realistic hope of achieving them, in order to buy more time.

In Print / Editorial

Can A Court Order A Non-Custodial Parent To Raise A Child Frum?

By Editorial Board

It should also be noted that the NYCLU”s argument conflicts with, and if accepted would destroy, an important precedent that Lewin achieved in another case – that an agreement or court order directing that the child of divorcing parents be raised in an Orthodox Jewish lifestyle is enforceable.

In Print / Editorial

That PayPal And ADL Alliance

By Editorial Board

The ADL vociferously opposed the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh because his views on “reproductive freedom” were not as accommodating as theirs – despite that Kavanaugh’s views were hardly based on any notion of animus on his part or on the part of the millions of Americans who shared his position.

In Print / Editorial

The Real Point Of The Abraham Accords

By Editorial Board

We suspect that many shared our initial concern that Arab countries that signed onto the 2020 Abraham Accords could still be peeled away in the face of criticism from their erstwhile colleagues in the anti-Israel front.

In Print / Editorial

Was Iran Just Running Out The Clock All Along?

By Editorial Board

The vehemence of the outrage both countries, joined by the UK, directed at Iran over the bombing last Friday of an oil tanker managed by an Israeli-owned company, had an almost non-sequitur air about it.

In Print / Editorial

In November, Vote Against BDS Turncoat Brad Lander

By Editorial Board

In fact, it has been Palestinian recalcitrance that has thwarted any agreement, even according to President Bill Clinton – who was notorious for demanding unilateral and non-reciprocal concessions from Israel.

In Print / Editorial

Finally An Olympic Moment Of Silence For Israeli Victims Of Munich Massacre

By Editorial Board

We are seldom surprised at the double standard applied to things Jewish, but there was something especially irksome about the tortuous path to last week’s welcome development.

In Print / Editorial

The Ben & Jerry’s Pandora’s Box

By Editorial Board

Typical policies on the books in these jurisdictions would preclude a state from doing business with Ben &Jerry’s, including purchasing any of its products for public purposes and investing public pension funds in the company. The states would also be required to end already existing contractual relationships and investments.

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