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An Urgent Message to American Jews

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

We abdicated our responsibility to protect ourselves, it’s time for that to change.

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The Brooklyn College Black-Jewish Jukebox Riot of 1970

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

"Never Again" means: Forget proportionality. Never again will the attackers live long to celebrate their attacks. Never again will Jews recoil in fear and terror.

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FACT CHECKING: Top 6 Myths About “Palestinians” Spread by the Media (Part 1)

By Nosson Shulman

Fake news reporting has sparked pro-Palestinian riots around the globe and attacks against Jews

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Take Them at Their Word

By Victor Davis Hanson

From Hamas to Iran to Turkey, when our enemies tell us what they're going to do, we need to listen.

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Stop Calling Them 'Pro-Palestine' Rallies

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

PT Senior Fellow A.J. Caschetta is a principal lecturer at the Rochester Institute of Technology and a fellow at Campus Watch, a project of the Middle East Forum where he is also a Ginsberg-Milstein fellow.

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No One Loves Cowardly Whining American Jewish College Students

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Grow up. Instead of being Woke, the real world invites you to awake.

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The Problem With Calls For Peace

By Malka Simkovich

A call for a ceasefire, in other words, is a call for Israel’s suicide.

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The ‘Palestine’ Litmus Test

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

These are the same voices which have been busy rationalizing what Hamas perpetrated on October 7 and what the terrorist group has been perpetrating non-stop since seizing control of Gaza after Israel relinquished the strip nearly 20 years ago...

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The Epiphany

By Sara Lehmann

Jews on the left are now scrambling to do damage control.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds / Jonathan Tobin

Ceasefire Advocates Are Hamas’s Useful Idiots

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The choice between Hamas and Israel is not complex. It is one between an Islamist tyranny and a democratic state, between a group whose Western ideology isn’t merely alien to Western thought but steeped in what can only be described as evil.

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Israel Has Changed Forever, Have You?

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

So what will be? How should we confront the new reality we have seen?

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There Can Be No More Business As Usual With Qatar

By Gregg Roman

After Hamas’s recent massacre, Qatar issued a statement that Israel was “alone responsible” due to repeated raids on the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. Given such evidence, it is undeniable that Qatar is openly on the side of Hamas in this war.

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Europe Facing Civil War?

By Gatestone Institute

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger explained in an interview recently that Europe had made a serious mistake by creating within itself, through mass immigration, populations that reject all its norms, values and a "constitutional basis".

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The Middle

By Ben Shapiro

Never Again doesn't apply, after all, if the Jews are part of the problem.

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The Islamic State of Hamas

By BESA CENTER

As stated in its charter, Hamas has been committed since its inception to the genocidal destruction of the Jewish people. Beyond that goal, it shares with al-Qaeda and ISIS the objective of global Muslim conquest and views all Western countries as Crusader enemies, with the United States at the forefront.

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The Tears Of Simchat Torah

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

While the history of our people has been one long sacrifice of so many millions over the centuries, how could this tragedy occur here in our country?

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Gaza: Where the Moral Math of Revenge has No Equal

By Thane Rosenbaum

No other nation, most especially the United States, has ever been held to such an exacting standard of precision while responding in self-defense.

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A Q&A Primer on Hamas; Part 1: What Is Hamas?

By Mark Durie

The Hamas Charter cites the words of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, Hassan Al-Banna: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it."

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10 Facts To Remind The World Amidst Israel-Hamas War

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

Many outlets engaging in Israel advocacy are discussing the rampant hypocrisy and double standards applied against Israel in the current war, but few are discussing facts from not-too-distant history.

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Swords of Iron: There Is No “Political Hourglass,” But Clear Decisions Are Required

By BESA CENTER

Unlike during previous conflicts, Israel is not constrained this time by a “political hourglass” and it would be wise to remove this concern from the table if a decisive outcome in the ground operation against Hamas is to be achieved.

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The End of Mowing the Grass: If Israel Wants to Continue to Exist, It Must Uproot Hamas from Gaza

By BESA CENTER

A decade ago, in 2013, I published an article with Professor Ephraim Inbar entitled “Mowing the Grass.” In it, we explained the Israeli rationale behind various rounds of conflict in Gaza. We discussed the lack of a better alternative to ground incursions into Gaza, despite the significant losses and harsh international criticism involved. There are […]

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Don’t Call Hamas Nazis; If they are not Nazis, what are they?

By Guest Author

How can we understand Hamas’ actions in the context of Jewish history?

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Amid Israel's War with Hamas, the North May Be the Most Important Front

By Middle East Forum

Should a second front be opened up in Lebanon, by contrast, the implications would go far beyond Israel, Gaza, or indeed the Levant area.

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Hamas's Friends in America

By Middle East Forum

AMP's executive director Osama Abuirshaid implied at an Oct. 13, 2023, rally in Washington, DC, that those who stand with Israel are "animals" who "don't deserve to be called humans."

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Israel Must Decide what to do with Hamas Prisoners

By Jerome M. Marcus

If trials are to be held, then the military must instruct its soldiers to gather and preserve evidence.

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Jewish Lost Left Now Denounces Oslo Accords

By Moshe Phillips

They never really cared whether Yasser Arafat ever fulfilled his obligations, including fighting terrorism or halting Palestinian incitement.

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Calling Hamas ‘Animals’

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

Any nation which declares that its policy is to destroy the Jewish people is Amalek.

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It Is Heartwarming That the World Loves Dead Jews So Much

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

What exactly is the motivating thought animating Hamas on Israel’s south, Hezbollah on Israel’s north, and the Evil Palestine Authority of lifelong terrorist Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas) on Israel’s east?

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For The Sake Of Eretz Yisrael, Reach Out To Evangelicals

By Rabbi Tuly Weisz

It is abundantly clear that despite Israel’s best attempts at public diplomacy, public opinion and the mainstream media has shifted far away from Israel, especially among young Americans.

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The Line In The Sand Just Got Darker – And Bolder

By Avi Ciment

President Biden, who I rarely compliment, humbled me with his strong show of support for Israel.

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Can Israel and the Palestinian Authority Continue to Cooperate?

By Maurice Hirsch

Since 1994, Israeli governments have supported the PA The “Palestinian Authority” as one unified body has ceased to exist.

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The Choices of War: Hamas Using Kidnapped Israelis as Human Shields, What Should Israel Do?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Israel has a right under international law to prefer preventing the deaths of its own civilians over inadvertently causing the deaths of enemy civilians.

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How the Biden WH Helped Iran's Mullahs Try to Fulfill Their Dream of Annihilating Israel

By Gatestone Institute

Sadly, however, to the Biden administration, the glaringly central role of Iran, without which Hamas would be able to do nothing, remains nowhere in sight.

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As Biden turns Against Israel, Netanyahu MUST Stand Strong

By Caroline B. Glick

If Netanyahu fails to stand up to the United States, if he buckles, the pressure from Washington won’t stop

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How the Biden Administration Helped Iran's Mullahs Try to Fulfill Their Dream of Annihilating Israel

By Gatestone Institute

Sadly, however, to the Biden administration, the glaringly central role of Iran, without which Hamas would be able to do nothing, remains nowhere in sight.

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Should We Help the Palestinians in Gaza?

By Gatestone Institute

The Israelis have dropped thousands of leaflets over northern Gaza telling the people immediately to go to southern Gaza; Hamas instantly announced that the leaflets were merely propaganda, ordered its citizens not to move, and reportedly is now blocking their passage there.

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Iron Swords I: A Fundamental Miscalculation on Both Sides That Must Lead to the Defeat of Hamas

By BESA CENTER

Hamas made a strategic mistake: It should have calculated that there was a possibility that the State of Israel would respond by acting to eliminate its physical existence. The most important thing in the coming weeks is to focus on achieving this goal.

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Hamas and Israel: What Next?

By Gatestone Institute

Israeli leaders tried to apply to Hamas the strategy they had used against hostile Arab neighbors since 1948: "Taking them to the dentist every 10 years to defang them."

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The Gaza Terror Offensive: October 9-11, 2023

By BESA CENTER

Hamas is still sending attack units into Israel, though these are being defeated.

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Twisted, Sadistic, Antisemitic and Orwellian:

By Naomi Kahn

Hamas official tells Sky News that no Israeli civilians have been killed by Hamas.

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Pres. Biden Is Right: The US Must 'Stand Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Israel'

By Gregg Roman

Congress should go even further than this and pass a resolution calling for the dismantlement of Hamas.

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I Am A JEW

By Ben Shapiro

Do not turn away.

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Publish Names of Students and Professors Who Support Hamas Lynching and Rapes

By Alan M. Dershowitz

if a club were formed at any of these universities that advocated rape or the lynching of African Americans, the newspapers would most assuredly publish the names of everyone associated with such a despicable group. Why is this different?

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Palestinians' War on Israel and US Senators' Delusional 'Two-State Solution'

By Bassam Tawil

If the Democratic senators have it their way, the future Palestinian state will also be controlled by Hamas and PIJ.

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Dershowitz and Musk on Free Speech and Anti-Semitism

By Alan M. Dershowitz

People will always want to censor but not be censored. — Dershowitz.

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Jihad on Israel: Where Does Turkey Stand?

By Gatestone Institute

The fanatical anti-Israeli legacy of Erdoğan has "successfully" poisoned an already xenophobic society; it will probably take generations to clean up.

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Time for A Firm Stand

By Middle East Forum

U.S. Policy Options in Light of Hamas's Invasion of Israel

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Silent Cries Amidst Invasion: Israel Must Eliminate Hamas

By Gregg Roman

The current situation is not just an act of terrorism: it is an invasion, an orchestrated massacre gleaming with the sinister glare of genocidal intent.

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An End to Politics and Diplomacy as Usual

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The responses to Hamas barbarism must include Jewish unity; an end to biased media coverage of Palestinian terrorism; and a refusal to let these murderers profit from their crimes.

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Biden's 'Benign' Barbs to Israel

By Morton A. Klein

Let's not be fooled. Extolling "ironclad friendship" between America are simply meaningless and phony words

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Learning Gemara in Shechem?

By Benjamin Sipzner

Now is the time for the State of Israel and Diaspora Jewry to step up and invest in our heritage sites in Judea and Samaria.

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An Improbable Pulpit In Poland On Rosh Hashana

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

With every passing year, there are fewer old timers who remember the old times, the old melodies, and the other traditions.

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A Time To Say Yes

By Dr. Chani Miller

One day you realize that it is quite possible that your grown children are wiser and kinder and more resilient than you are.

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The Religious Significance Of The Yom Kippur War

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

The Yom Kippur War demonstrated that even when disadvantaged by a surprise attack, we could not be dislodged from Israel.

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The Palestinians: A People About Whom Nobody Cares

By Alan Joseph Bauer

None of the countries in the Middle East cares about a Palestinian state. The US would do well to learn from them.

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To my Secular Brethren: What Are You Afraid of?

By Douglas Altabef

Religious coercion in Israel is simply a delusion.

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Taking The Sukkah Along

By Rabbanit Sally Mayer

By turning every single act into a mitzvah, we live with the sense that G-d is above us, and that every action in our lives can and should be done l’shem shamayim, for the sake of Heaven.

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Tips From A Fashion Designer To Treat Yourself More Kindly During The Chagim

By Rivky Itzkowitz

Stop basing your worth on the data from something as made up and inconsistent as your clothing size.

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All Sukkahs Great And Small

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

This focus on vulnerability and reliance on the Almighty does not translate to everyone being required to squeeze into small sukkahs in the name of humility.

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The World's Moral Bankruptcy

By Melanie Phillips

Raisi’s triumphalism at the U.N. is a result of the West’s surrender

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Choosing Israel’s Path Forward

By Benjamin Sipzner

Israel can choose to join the woke army, erasing our heritage and identity in the name of so called “democracy” or we can remember and cherish our traditions while respecting others.

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Oy Vey Survey: Another Problematic “Poll” by “Nishma”

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

It is like the street demonstrations in Israel. One side gets a zillion people in the streets 38 weeks in a row, while the other side holds only two large rallies during that same time. Does that mean one side is stronger by 19 times (i.e., 38-2)? Or does it reflect that one side has enormous leftist-zillionaire funding from America that the other side does not? And that one side uses such street tactics while the other side, uh, votes instead?

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Thank You Obama and Biden

By Gatestone Institute

For giving the world the existential threat of a New Axis of Evil – Russia, China, North Korea, Iran

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My prayer for Yom Kippur 5784

By Sarah Stern

I hope that we, as a people, wake up and see the big picture, and understand that the evil intentions of our enemies are much more lethal to our existence than anything that can divide us.

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Netanyahu Made Israel Important Again

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

At the U.N., the prime minister described an extraordinary vision of peace for the region and the world.

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Palestinians: Israeli Concessions Are a Sign of Weakness

By Bassam Tawil

The Biden administration and other international parties that continue to promote the idea of a "two-state solution" are simply empowering Iran's Palestinian proxies and encouraging them to pursue their "phased plan" to increase terrorism, destroy Israel and replace it with yet another Islamist state.

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Emotional Week for Zionists in NYC This Week

By Ronn Torossian

Those of the American Jewish left who join protests at the United Nations have never stood outside of the UN to protest a terrorist attack in Israel.

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How To Bring About A Less Divisive New Year In 5784

By Martin Oliner

Both sides need to decide on their own now that there will be no more victories of one side over the other and that from now on, key decisions on the country's future will have to be made by consensus.

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Another Palestinian Reverie

By Raymond Ibrahim

What crime did these non-Muslim cities, nations, and continents commit against Muslims to deserve being targeted for violent conquest?

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The Dance Of Love

By Rabbi Steven Burg

In the spirit of Yom Kippur, I publicly apologized to this person as I realized my words had obviously caused him pain. This interaction seems simple yet it wasn’t.

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Why Are Palestinians Fleeing the Gaza Strip?

By Bassam Tawil

Gazans can no longer tolerate life under the Islamist movement of Hamas. They are not fleeing because of Israel.

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Academic Freedom Isn’t An Excuse For Antisemitism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A Palestinian event featuring Jew-haters at the University of Pennsylvania shows that in the age of DEI loyalty pledges, some forms of prejudice are tolerated on campuses.

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Yom Kippur: Forgive Us For Forgetting

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Every sin is rooted in a deep-seated character flaw. Ignoring these flaws and focusing our teshuva solely upon actions or behavior increases the likelihood of recidivism.

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Syria: The Israeli Interest

By Middle East Forum

What is the current Israeli interest in Syria, and what should Israel be seeking from allies and partners in terms of the diplomacy on Syria?

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MAGA Dog for Trump?

By Lawrence Kadish

To be a world leader, you need a dog

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Palestinian Terror is Allah's Religious War Against the Jews

By Itamar Marcus

The UN must recognize Israelis murdered by Palestinians as victims of religious violence

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The Desire For Meaning

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

Charging a fee for absence from shul likely strikes many of us as unusual. A desire to avoid financial loss (about $260, when adjusted for inflation) feels like the wrong reason to pray.

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Biden Bribing Palestinians

By Bassam Tawil

The Palestinian list of demands for refraining from condemning a Saudi-Israeli peace accord can be seen as tantamount to blackmail. The Palestinian leadership is telling the Saudis and Americans that if they want to avoid Palestinian condemnation, they must pay the price -- with money and territory.

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Should Children Come To Shul?

By Kylie Ora Lobell

Every shul should do what they can to bring in children.

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Jericho is NOT a Palestinian Heritage

By Gatestone Institute

Remember: Until the seventh century there were not even any Muslims in the world, let alone Palestinians.

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Mahmoud Abbas’ Jewish problem

By Clifford D. May

Why the Palestinian leader can’t make peace with Israelis.

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My Elul Journey

By Dr. Chani Miller

I started the journaling project with the anticipation that it would bring focus and accountability to the month of Elul. I didn't anticipate, however, that my definition of teshuva would change.

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UNESCO Vote Highlights Continued UN Bias Against Israel

By Peter Hoekstra

Congress Must Block Funding, Biden Should Reconsider His Decision to Join

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Netflix's Latest “Hit” Movie Mocking Judaism: "You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah"

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

The “Rabbi” is G-dless, essentially a circus clown in a yarmulka. She — of course a woman “rabbi” — is so G-dless that she teaches a class session proclaiming to the young pre-BM kids: “God is random.”

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Unlearned Lessons of 9/11

By Ruthie Blum

A short memory may be helpful as a coping mechanism, but it is deadly in matters of foreign policy.

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Forgetting 9/11

By Ben Shapiro

On 9/11, we learned that we have more in common than we do that separates us. One generation later, the president of the United States speaks about his fellow citizens as threats to democracy and declares that those who don't deal with him are existential problems for the republic.

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Is UNESCO Going to Erase Jewish History From Another Israeli City?

By Justin Amler

UNESCO is supposed to be a body that preserves the cultural history of the world. Yet it is failing in its mission

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Onslaught of Oslo

By Itamar Marcus

The Palestinian Peace Process was meant to increase terrorism

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Judaism’s Hidden Ally Philosophy and its Advocates Including Rambam, Gersonides, and Sacks

By Howard Zik

Philosophy is a veritable ally of Jewish thought but should never be deployed to replace it

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A Nazi Speech in Ramallah Tells a Much Larger Tale

By Caroline B. Glick

The Israeli left, the European Union and the Biden administration have a shared interest in repressing the Nazi roots of Palestinian nationalism.

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How I Failed As An American Rabbi

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

They sat with him on the ground seven days and seven nights. None spoke a word to him for they saw how very great was his suffering. (Job 2:13)

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Refined Rebukes: The High Holiday Sermons Of Rabbi Norman Lamm

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

It is an article of faith with us: in the deepest levels of the self there is a core of purity, of goodness. Beneath the cynicism lies an uncorrupted idealism; beneath the layer of envy, gems of generosity; beneath the crude will for power, the noble desire to serve.

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‘Seeing’ the Palestinians

By Benjamin Kerstein

As a result of a small thought experiment, I find myself less plagued by the idea that I may not “see” the Palestinians.

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The Real Shidduch Crisis

By Rabbi Yisrael Motzen

Viewing singles exclusively through a we-must-get-you-married prism has terrible ramifications.

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Thinking the Unthinkable

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The unmaking of the American Jewish experience

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Every Jew Belongs in Israel

By Hillel Fuld

There’s only one difference between leaving Egypt, jumping into the sea, entering the land, and today - today, coming to the modern state of Israel is a whole lot more fun.

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