יום שלישי, ד׳ תשרי תשפ״זTuesday, September 15, 2026
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By Adina Broder
The pain from a loss is often expressed as bitterness and outrage. Part of this anger is based on the feeling that what happened wasn’t fair.
Not only do we inhabit a changed world, but we also live with stark cultural dissonances.
If a racist government in the United States expelled African-Americans from some neighborhood, would it be reasonable for their white neighbors to just move in and take over their homes? Of course not. That’s called squatting.
By Sara Lehmann
As an American used to freedom of expression, Ehud Olmert's request seemed ludicrous and offensive.
You People was so repulsive that, upon reflection, it deserves to be included as a defining time-capsule document laying out everything that is Jewishly wrong and Judaically defective among assimilated knee-jerk left-wing heterodox Jews.
By Ariel Kahana
When the Israeli president meets his counterpart this week, he should make it clear that the White House's boycott of Netanyahu runs against the very core of Biden's statement that he is a Zionist.
By Bassam Tawil
"..exposes the mistreatment of Palestinians at the hands of an Arab country, but also the double standards of the international community and all the so-called pro-Palestinian individuals and groups.
By Israel Hayom
The growing US criticism on Israel has more to do with concerns over Netanyahu's ability to control his ministers. He should listen, lest the situation worsen.
A New Jersey bakery is being boycotted by Jewish groups for refusing to make products honoring gay pride. Is there room in the community for those who dissent on this issue?
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The U.N.’s “Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967” does not appear to understand the English language.
Ironic that a nation that now seeks to confront the United States through veiled military confrontation, industrial espionage, and the intimidation of those embracing democracy, was rescued by the U.S
By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar
Opening the new Road 60 wasn't supposed to bar Jews from the old road.
When being tested by Rav Ovadia Yosef, one did not have eight seconds to respond – one did not have even eight-tenths of a second.
By dvora
Like BDS advocates, the Biden administration is blaming the conflict only on Israel.
By Guest Author
Israel’s Supreme Court is Unaccountable to Anyone
Fortunately, Capitalism has dramatically improved our standard of living and has all but eliminated hunger and poverty as a source of death. We so deeply revere it that we seldom question its impact upon other facets of the human imagination.
By Avi Ciment
I asked the husband, If an all-yellow yarmulke came to represent supporting people who broke Shabbos, would you wear one in support of them?
By Israel Hayom
The conduct of protesters and their representatives in the Knesset shows that the think they are the only ones in the right and everyone else is mistaken.
By Israel Hayom
I am proponent of limiting the scope of the "reasonableness clause," but not like this.
A Jewish marriage is between a man and a woman and with God, Who is a full partner in the creation of our children.
Thanks to the heroes who brought their fight to the United States Supreme Court, resulting in the great 303 Creative victory, a small kosher bakery now has a chance to keep being heimish
To acknowledge the truth is to admit that it never gave up terrorism and that creating a Palestinian state won't bring peace.
In most operations in urban areas, even those conducted by Western armies, more civilians than fighters are killed
There are two things that can be done to improve the situation in the region.
By Dror Eydar
The IDF launched a counterterrorism operation in Jenin while France was set ablaze by Islamic radicals. The fight for Jewish security in northern Samaria is linked to the historical processes that culminated with the riots in Europe.
By Justin Amler
In 2011, UNESCO became the first UN body to recognize “Palestine” as a full member state — a move that led both Israel and the United States to withdraw funding in protest.
By Ben Shapiro
Democratic love of country has always fallen far behind that of Republicans
Jenin has become a center for terror - the IDF is wise and brave to enter and eliminate it
Investing $250K in Jewish education over 12-14 years, only to have it eradicated at a four-year institution that is unsupportive of the needs of the Orthodox Jewish student would seem to be poor economics.
The principle is obvious: no person should be forced to use his or her creative abilities to promote something they deem abhorrent.
The moral corruption of this global body has knocked the free world off its compass.
By Israel Hayom
The PA’s failure to control its territory has forced Israel to make increasingly frequent raids on PA territory in order ...
Twenty years later, Israel is being forced to resort to the same tactics used during the Second Intifada.
Unfortunately, the IDF doesn’t share the Netanyahu government’s understanding of the strategic realities on the ground.
So what are the real reasons for Palestinian Arab terrorism?
Haym Solomon, overlooked hero of the Revolutionary War, was America's "Funding Father."
The Jenin operation is a reflection of a larger strategic problem, namely the growing power vacuum and chaos in Samaria.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The 4th of July is a time to reflect on what Israel can teach America about love of country.
By Israel Hayom
Simple Math: Israel's Terrorists =Outcasts; PA Terrorists=Celebrities
By Dan Diker
Iran seeks to establish the West Bank as an additional battleground in its escalating war against Israel.
The Biden administration decision to bar U.S. support for Israeli research institutions in the West Bank achieves nothing for Palestinians or for U.S. policy goals.
Coates saw graduates of Middle East studies programs "who were just utterly convinced of things that were not true" at that time, even if they were true years earlier.
After decades of vacillation, the Supreme Court of the United States has finally and firmly declared that the Constitution does not permit publicly funded universities to consider race, as such, in its admission processes.
By Ben Cohen
A weak regime can still be a dangerous one, particularly when said regime is armed with nuclear weapons.
By Israel Hayom
Research from author Jean Twenge shows just under half of US teens say they don't enjoy life.
By Nave Dromi
The only way to convince the Palestinians to end the conflict is an Israeli victory.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
One Jewish student criticized the decision not to name offending schools in the report. GEORGIA L. GILHOLY
If Netanyahu won’t alert Americans to their government’s abandonment of Israel, U.S. politicians must step up to the plate.
By Guest Author
The premier destination for American hareidim in Israel
By Bassam Tawil
The poll indicate that most Palestinians are more interested in killing Jews than making peace with them.
Rejecting Moshe's sincere attempts at reconciliation, Korach's partners, Datan and Aviram, evaded any serious conversation, choosing, instead, to accuse Moshe of self-interest and antagonism.
Once you start writing your book, you can hire a writing coach to look at your work and give you feedback. Or you could hire a ghostwriter to help you compose your book.
By Hanan Greenwood / Israel Hayom
For those who have been following the overall situation, the fact that improvised explosive devices were used against our troops this week in Jenin was hardly a surprise.
Why, as a Jew, I am unable to oppose the death penalty.
By Dror Eydar
Ehud Barak, as has been revealed this week, is the de facto leader of the protests against judicial reform. His main motivation has nothing to do with the Supreme Court and everything to do with his own personal ego war against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
By Eyal Zisser
Saudi Arabia has ambitions to lead the Islamic world and its rulers have to be attuned to the voices at home, popular opinion, and to what the clerical establishment, which has been a key part of the country's foundation, has to say.
By Israel Hayom
The emerging deal with Iran will make it very difficult for Israel to attack alone if it concludes that the time has come.
By Israel Hayom
He acknowledged, like other great men, that the Jews are the heirs to the Land of Israel.
Leftists do not believe in equality before the law.
By David Suissa
On this night, you could feel that the crowd was ready for something different, not just because they wanted to laugh, but because they’re tired of losing.
On Father's Day, it is fitting and appropriate to reflect on the original Fathers of our country and the legacy they have entrusted to us.
By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs
Control of Western Sahara is vital to Moroccan, European, African, and Israeli security
The US, intriguingly, seems hell-bent on supporting a regime that its own Department of State has called the "top state sponsor of terrorism."
By Sara Blau
The reason I was feeling frustrated was that I was so used to output that I didn't know how to input. I had to learn to work with myself.
A new poll has found that the overwhelming majority of Palestinian Authority Arabs support terrorism against Israel and regard terrorists as heroes. The question is why—and the answer is easy to find.
No one has ever made better use of bad publicity. The worse it gets, the more energized he seemingly becomes, and the more devotedly his base responds.
A parent may deeply love her child, but she may not know how to express that love in a way that the child can hear and feel it. The same holds true with our spouses.
By Bassam Tawil
Importantly, Israel is recommended for blacklisting while Palestinian and Iranian armed groups are distinctly not.
By Sara Lehmann
The victimization of Trump has become the symbol of the left’s victimization of traditional America.
Senior Israeli security officials argue that a new nuclear agreement between world powers and Iran would endanger Israel by bolstering Iran’s military strength and that of its allies in the Middle East.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Can we blame people for not taking antisemitism seriously when our own leaders and academics minimize it?
When the left began its anti-government campaign, the public expectation was that violent lawbreakers would be treated the same way as their right-wing counterparts had in the past. That has not been the case.
The Left prefers shafting Netanyahu and promoting Palestinian statehood to breakthrough diplomacy that would transform the Mideast.
People are bombarded with so much government-sanctioned propaganda and outright lies that they never know whether official statements are true
With the Palestinian Authority taking no police action, Israel weighs its next steps
Why is an ostensibly Zionist organization pushing an Israeli anti-Zionist party?
By Naomi Kahn
the Israeli public has far greater trust in the Knesset -- by dozens of percentage points -- than it does in Israel's judiciary, from the Supreme Court down to the legal advisors and counselors who answer to the Supreme Court
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The Tenufa Bakehila NGO provides home repairs for those who need it most.
By Justin Amler
A national team made up of Arabs and Jews has shone on the world stage,
By Bennett Ruda
Difference Between Extraditing Murderers Of Americans In Israel And Everywhere Else
By Ben Shapiro
Pride Month is not a call for equality but a call for revolution. The Pride movement was always a call for a replacement of historic, tried and true cultural norms with new, untried and risky cultural norms.
Political Disagreements are Fair Game; however, Existential Threats to Israel should not be Funded by the Israeli Public
Two stories have come out that placed the left’s anti-government riots in a new light.
What is it about Rav Edelstein that has prompted hundreds of thousands of Jews worldwide to mourn his passing and experience such an immense loss?
By dvora
Illegal Arab building which threatens the future development of Dagan Hill and Eitam Hill continues unabated.
By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs
A new antisemitic law in Iraq reflects the outlook of Iran’s mullah regime, not the Kurdish people.
By Bassam Tawil
The victory of the Hamas-affiliated lists at the two Palestinian universities in the West Bank should serve as a warning not only to Mahmoud Abbas, but also to the international community, especially the Biden administration, whose representatives continue to promote the delusional and dangerous idea of a "two-state solution" between the Palestinians and Israel.
By Bassam Tawil
It has now become clear that when Abbas says he supports the two-state solution, he is actually talking about one Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem, and another one that would replace Israel.
Procrastination and equivocation have been the key watchwords of Biden's response to the Ukraine crisis, with the supposed leader of the free world seemingly incapable of making a decision about how best to provide the Ukrainians with the weaponry they require to defeat their Russian adversaries.
What can be done about non-citizens registering to vote?
Question #1: Was the terrorist, an Egyptian border policeman, acting on his own?
Nothing could make clearer the danger of creating a Palestinian state.
One important thought is that tefillah is not about the amount or how many times we pray, but the quality of the words we say.
For someone with historical consciousness, these epic events happened last year, and they happened fifty years ago to our parents, and they will keep on happening, every year, in the very same manner and on the exact same date.
Media polling from Harvard-Harris showing that Americans hold almost diametrically opposing viewpoints from those that news corporations predominantly broadcast as the official "truth."
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The White House undermines its Strategy to Counter Antisemitism by citing the Nexus definition.
September 11, 2026 
