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Israel-Sudan Agreement a Success for Abraham Accords, Setback for Iran

By Middle East Forum

A decade ago, Sudan formed part of Iran's pathway to Israel and influence in Africa, and was in cooperation with Sunni Islamist and jihadi forces. This situation has now been reversed.

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How 'The Collective Voice of the Muslim World' Weaponizes the UN against Israel

By Bassam Tawil

The OIC even attempted to co-opt UN forces as a pretext for Islamic military support of Lebanon's offensive against Israel.

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Egyptian Effort to Prevent Palestinian-Israeli Ramadan Escalation

By Yoni Ben Menachem

The Palestinian terrorist organizations are pushing for escalation

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Why Netanyahu Triumphs While Trump is Trampled

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

The secret ingredient to Bibi’s enduring appeal to voters is his ability to communicate authenticity.

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5 Ways To Promote Your Jewish Book

By Kylie Ora Lobell

Unfortunately, publishing houses don’t always offer publicity. It’s usually up to the author to promote themselves. If you’re self-published, you have to do everything on your own.

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Lion In The Street, Skunk In The Yard

By Dr. Chani Miller

One of the best things about Shabbos is that you live inside your head. One of the hardest things about Shabbos is that you live inside your head.

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U.S. Fears Outbreak of Third Intifada

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Visits by senior U.S. officials have not moved the Palestinian Authority’s Abbas

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Documents, Balloons, and Laptops--OH MY!

By Thane Rosenbaum

Okay, show of hands: Who doesn’t have classified documents in his or her garage or sock drawer?

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Boycotts NOT Protected Speech in US

By Menachem Wecker

The Supreme Court is mulling whether to hear a BDS case; however it rules could present a mixed bag for advocates and opponents.

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Significance of IDF’s Latest Work in Jericho

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Israeli security forces shut down the “Aqbat Jaber Battalion,” striking an important blow against Hamas and halting its attempt to establish itself in the Jericho area

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The Major League Yeshiva Draft Season

By Rochie Sommer

With this season of high school (and seminary) admissions, I was wondering what it would be like to make a documentary about a few eighth-grade boys during the year leading up to the admissions letters.

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Why Israel’s Image is Often Distorted by the Media 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The “global left,” he says, “considers itself the moral cutting edge of mankind. Jews are competition. So there’s an enormous appetite especially on left for stories about Jews behaving badly

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The Man Who Wants 'Cities to Fall Apart'?

By Lawrence Kadish

Exhaustive investigations by journalists reveal how George Soros's reach, influence, and above all, money, is resetting curriculum to reflect his political ideology wherever and whenever he can.

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PA Ending Security Coordination with Israel ‘almost a set ritual’

By Yaakov Lappin

The main concern is that Palestinian Authority security personnel will interpret it as a green light to take part in terrorism, a former defense official says

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Blink-en and You Miss It

By Caroline B. Glick

What the U.S. Secretary of State refuses to see

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Israeli Left’s Violent Rhetoric and Sanctimonious ‘Sorries’

By Ruthie Blum

It’s hard to believe that the anti-government propagandists could sink any lower, but they managed this week to outdo themselves.

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The REAL Lesson of Tu Bishvat

By Dror Eydar

If we believe in our ability to resurrect ourselves and are loyal to it, the land will blossom and give us back love in return.

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Biden Cannot Delay Sending Tanks to Ukraine

By Gatestone Institute

The Ukrainian military says it is in desperate need of the heavy armour if it is to withstand a new offensive.

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Deep Concerns Regarding American Jewish Leadership

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

American Jewish leaders profess to support a Jewish and democratic Israel. Yet they blithely oppose legislation that would make the State of Israel more Jewish and more democratic.

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Israel Needs America on its Side in 2023

By Israel Hayom

Israel begins 2023 as a strong military power with a robust international standing, but it will face growing challenges.

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Netanyahu Government Must Stop Coddling Qatar

By Martin Oliner

The Netanyahu government turns a blind eye to the shipments of dollars from Doha to Hamas in Gaza. The time has come for Netanyahu to stop the arrival of these suitcases full of protection money supporting terror.

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Russia-Iran Axis may Awaken West to Importance of Israel

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

The Islamic Republic’s drones are not only intended for Israel but for Ukraine as well.

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Less Mishugas In Israel; It Has Moved West

By Walter E. Block

It cannot be denied that it is hateful to hate one’s enemies. But this is entirely justified, at least on a self and group preservation basis.

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How Modern Orthodoxy Looks In Israel

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

While formal study is not enough to engage the young person, built into the infrastructure of Modern Orthodox high schools in Israel is that every student has a religious role model as his/her grade dean.

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Ideas: Death Penalty; Expel Families; Build Settlements;, Destroy Homes; Bury with Pigs

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

We all know the background issues, so let’s just get to some "reasonable" (that word is meant for the Supreme Court) ideas

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On Oxygen Masks And Self-Care

By Yisroel Picker

Our time, energy and resources are our own personal oxygen mask.

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Treason in America - Again

By Lawrence Kadish

This most recent indictment of a former FBI spy hunter is a searing reminder that treason is not some distant crime found in lamented chapters of our history.

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Israel's Response May Not be Enough this Time

By Lilach Shoval

Hamas aims to make Israel think twice before entering Jenin again.

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What’s in a Jewish Name?

By Sara Lehmann

The irony of installing a temporary exhibit memorializing the 6 million Jewish Holocaust victims at the UN was likely not lost on attendees.

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‘The History Matters Here:’ Return to Jenin

By Ben Cohen

Jenin was the location, in April 2002, of one of the most treacherous myths about Israel’s military conduct that spilled over into open antisemitism. Sadly, the lessons of that sordid episode more than 20 years ago do not appear to have been learned.

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Bibi at Bay: But What About the Facts?

By Melanie Phillips

Israel’s political upheaval reflects partisan tunnel vision on all sides.

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Enough Counterterrorism!

By Israel Hayom

If Israel wants to put an end to Palestinian terrorism once and for all, it's going to have to shut down the Palestinian Authority

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Israeli Judicial Reform: Reasonable and Right

By David Weinberg

The overpowerful justice system threatens Israeli democracy, not Justice Minister Levin’s counter-revolutionary proposals.

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Terror in Jerusalem, PLO flags in Tel Aviv

By Ruthie Blum

Protesters bemoaning a concocted danger—the so-called “death of Israeli democracy” at the hands of the Netanyahu-led government—made a mockery of the actual mass murder of innocents.

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No, Pres. Biden, the Shabbat Attack was NOT Targeting the ‘Civilized World’

By David Suissa

The Palestinians who celebrated the murderous act by dancing in the streets and handing out candies were not thinking about the civilized world. They were rejoicing at the death of Jews.

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Bring Out The Telescope

By Avi Ciment

He could easily have found a hundred rationalizations for marrying this girl. The fact that she was wealthy and he was struggling didn't make the decision any easier for him, and let's not forget that she was willing to keep Shabbos.

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Jews Must Fight For a Moral Country

By Avi Goldstein

When immorality is ensconced in law, a line is crossed.

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Assaults on US Democracy, Election Integrity and the Constitution

By Lawrence Kadish

As illegal migration, runaway inflation and the national debt all soar to unimaginable heights, no one seems to know who is actually running the country. Could a national digital currency be the government's newest Big Brother surveillance program?

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The Return Of Aryeh Deri

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

Once the decision came down, the attorney general and the heads of the opposition insisted that Deri immediately resign or that PM Netanyahu fire him. Deri's response? I will not resign.

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63 & 23: The Jewish Press And Rabbi Sholom Klass

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Many a morning as I was getting ready for school, Dad would come home to daven and then back to work he went. I don’t know when he slept or ate, but he never missed his prayers.

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The Important Line between Civil and Criminal Is Being Breached

By Alan M. Dershowitz

We are witnessing the weaponization of the criminal justice system for partisan purposes.

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Israel a Sanctuary for Christians; Population Growth and Religious Freedom

By Benjamin Weinthal

In Israel, you can live together. You can find Jews, Christians, Muslims and Druze and live in harmony without persecution and practice your faith.

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What are the Prospects for Normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel?

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Achieving normalization in relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia is possible, but Saudi Arabia demands progress on the Israeli-Palestinian track.

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Why Israelis Voted for Right-Wing Parties

By Bassam Tawil

When Israelis see Abbas paying the families of terrorists, why should it be a surprise that many Israelis vote for "hardline" candidates? And when Israelis see Palestinian factions inciting violence against them or vilifying Israel and prosecuting its leaders as "war criminals" at international tribunals, why should anyone be astonished that many Israelis are going to vote for a government they hope will protect them?

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Biden WH Pursues Path of its pre-Trump Predecessors

By Bennett Ruda

Numbers don’t lie, but what diplomats sometimes do with numbers is another story. Stephen M. Flatow

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Jews who Defend Antisemites

By dvora

A useful Jewish idiot can always be found to provide the haters with an excuse for persecuting their brethren.

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Security Challenges Facing Bibi's New Government

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

With his return to office, Netanyahu confronts challenges with which he is intimately familiar, although some have taken new forms during his 18-month absence.

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Unhinged: The Reaction to Israel's New Israeli Government

By Melanie Phillips

The shallowness of progressive Jews is creating a crisis for the Jewish world.

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A Constitutional Revolutions without a Constitution?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

That Israelis who seek judicial reform have a legitimate point is not the point. They do—but still have the ability to bring everything crashing down while they insist on the rightness of their cause.

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A Jewish message to Davos

By David Suissa

It’s not limits to growth, it’s limits for growth.

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Hayut’s War: No Justice for Israeli Democracy.

By Caroline B. Glick

The Supreme Court president has transformed the court into a super-legislator, empowered to dictate the terms of laws to the people’s elected representatives, based on the values of the justices

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Destroying American Democracy - An Inside Job

By Peter Hoekstra

Let us just briefly look at the steep slope of lying, deceit and corruption that has seeped into the leadership of the U.S. Intelligence Community.

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Antisemitism, Indoctrination and Propaganda in Higher Education

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Jewish students must be given the means to defend themselves.

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Friedman’s Fury

By Jerold S. Auerbach

NY Times columnist’s laceration of the Jewish state has a long history.

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The Righteous Among the Nations, Then and Now

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The founding charter of Yad Vashem tasked the new institution with commemorating those "high-minded Gentiles who risked their lives to save Jews" as one of nine founding principles.

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Why Israel’s Enemies will HATE the Louvre

By Stephen M. Flatow

Archeologists have turned up yet more evidence of the Jewish presence in the Holy Land.

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Teaching the Holocaust in the Arab World has Pitfalls

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

It would raise uncomfortable questions about Arab collaboration with Nazism.

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In Honor Of The Shloshim Of Rivi Rosenthal, a”h

By Gila Arnold

At heart, she was a true artist. She used to love talking about her studies as a young woman in Pratt Art Institute, and she was always busy drawing or creating some work of art.

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Racial Reparations Solve Nothing

By Ben Shapiro

It is both bad ethics and bad social science.

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The REAL Reasons Harvard Bounced Ken Roth

By Richard L. Cravatts

It wasn’t rich Jewish donors who did him in, but his weaponized activism and mendacious scholarship.

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Antifa is Coming to Israel

By Douglas Altabef

Opposition to proposed judicial reform is being reduced to senseless calls for “disruption” instead of debate.

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Ken Roth’s Legacy is to Antisemitism, NOT Human Rights

By Gerald Steinberg

A complete listing of Roth’s vituperous attacks, lies, distortions and unverifiable accusations would fill volumes.

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New York Times and PLO: Made for Each Other

By dvora

By giving a platform to Columbia University professor Rashid Khalidi and omitting his previous role as spokesperson for the PLO, the “newspaper of record” once again sacrificed truth to promote those seeking the isolation and dismemberment of Israel.

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Herzl’s Message is Universal

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Like Martin Luther King, Jr., the great Zionist leader believed that we are not free until all of us are free.

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Reforming Israel’s Supreme Court is Prudent-Juris-Prudent

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

If a right-wing Court had been seizing extraordinary powers, the left would now be demanding the reforms it denounces.

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The New Jew

By Karol Markowicz

The Beginning of a Jewish Political Realignment

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Azeri MPs to Knesset members: You are invited to visit Baku

By Ariel Kagan

Relations between Israel and Azerbaijan continue to solidify.

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The EU's War on Israel

By Bassam Tawil

It is time to tell the EU to mind its own business and stop its anti-democratic meddling in other countries' affairs.

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Netanyahu: The Unexpected Moderate

By Gatestone Institute

Repeated opinion polls and elections show that a majority of Israelis and Palestinians do not want the "two-state solution..."

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Supreme Court, Take Note: Era of Sages is Over

By Dror Eydar

For years, the Supreme Court has given greater weight to the judges' understanding of the law than to the intention of the legislature. Then came Justice Minister Yariv Levin and announced: It's time for some balance

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Ancient Spoon Stirs American Mischief Against Israel

By Melanie Phillips

By delivering to the Palestinian Authority a 2,700-year-old spoon dating from the Assyrian empire, the department of Homeland Security has shown that it has internalized the Palestinian big lie

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High Court Needs a Haircut

By Alan Joseph Bauer

As Israel has no formal constitution beyond a few “basic laws”, the Court has no guardrails and can dispense rulings according to a judges’ political or personal leanings.

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Supporting Israeli Democracy

By Alex Grobman PhD.

We are Zionists who believe that when the people of Israel exercise the sovereign right to vote, the result should be respected by all, by non-Jews and Jews throughout the world, and by Jews within Israel.

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Jew-Hate at American Universities

By Colonel Richard Kemp

The report paints a stark picture of an increasing, intensifying and carefully coordinated campaign of attacks on Jewish identity at over 60% of the colleges and universities that are popular with Jews,

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The New Government Must Not Make A Chillul Hashem

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. This law has held true almost without fail in human history.

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The Temple Mount could be Israel’s symbol of victory

By Tom Nisani

If the Israeli flag had been allowed to fly atop the Mount in 1967, the conflict might have ended then and there.

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Accommodation Is The Way Forward In America

By Rabbi Michael J. Broyde

Let me explain what Rabbi Feinstein is hinting at. An alternative to “live and let live” is that the government promulgates (to use Rabbi Pruzansky’s word) substantive moral values such as family values, revealed truth, social justice, or national identity.

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Biden Compares Illegal Immigrants to Holocaust victims. Where’s the Outrage ?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Millions of economic migrants crossing the U.S. southern border want a better life. But most are neither refugees nor analogous to Jews fleeing Nazi slaughter.

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Time to ‘Shackle’ Israel’s Supreme Court

By Nathan Lewin

The court is primarily responsible for the criticism that now calls for a legislative remedy.

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TOO Woke to Say The Prayer

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Hmm. So a Rabbi and Temple of “Conservative Judaism” Now Will Not Recite the Prayer for Israel

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Palestinian Terror Groups Challenge PA Forces

By Yoni Ben Menachem

During 2022, the PA lost its security control over the Nablus and Jenin areas in the northern West Bank

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LET MY PEOPLE PRAY

By Zionist Organization of America

ISRAEL-JORDAN PEACE TREATY (1994) GUARANTEES JEWS ACCESS TO THE TEMPLE MOUNT

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Happy Anniversary Mahmoud!

By Palestinian Media Watch

Today, Abbas starts the 19th year of his first 4-year term as Chairman/Dictator of the PA.   No doubt, he will celebrate more anniversaries in the years to come.

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Antisemitism and THE NY TIMES

By Ricki Hollander

The paper of "Record" is obsessed with exposing wrongdoing in the Hasidic community-whether or not it exists

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Why Christian Zionism is MORE Important than we Think

By Israel Hayom

Despite some troubling trends among their youth, evangelicals remain the most ardent custodians of the US-Israel bond.

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Table D’Hôte

By Rosally Saltsman

I never knew my paternal grandparents. They died in Auschwitz, Hy”d. My father didn’t speak much of his life before the war, and much of what I’ve learned about my family has been supplied by Shayna.

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Background: The Fight Over the Temple Mount

By Benjamin Weinthal

AFTER 150 YEARS OF CONFLICT, IT IS TIME FOR THE ARABS TO SHOW SOME MATURITY AND RESPONSIBILITY AND STOP THEIR RACIST INCITEMENT,

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Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: No Solution Other than Permanent Resolution

By Moshe Dann

Jordan must be recognized as the homeland of Palestinians.

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Your Jewish Observance Is Between You And G-d

By Kylie Ora Lobell

It makes me feel good when my non-observant friends come over and they’re excited to say the blessing for washing their hands or they hum along to the bentching. I’m happy when they like my cooking and learn that hey, kosher food is actually quite delicious.

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United Nations: Empowering Terrorists

By Bassam Tawil

The "human rights defender, " about whom the UN is so worried, was arrested in 2005 and accused of plotting to murder Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, founder of the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party and former Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel.

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The Death of Eternal Truths and the New Paganism

By Ben Shapiro

What happens when we discard those truths? Disaster

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Jewish Values: The Real Issue

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

It is hard to refute the fact that the American exile has been the stopover most amenable to fulfilling the Gemara’s teaching (Pesachim 87b) that G-d only exiled the Jewish people among the nations of the world so that we should gather in converts.

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Rav Chaim Druckman, zt”l – A Personal Reflection

By Rabbi Uri Goldstein

My political and theological views diverged sharply with those taught by Rav Druckman, and my reverence for him became the stuff of childhood memories.

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Why the Spike in Online Antisemitism is Worrying Israel

By Israel Hayom

Since its founding, the State of Israel has faced many boycotts, all aimed at leading an agenda in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or bringing about the elimination of the Jewish state. Political boycotts, such as the isolation of Israel amidst the countries of the world, economic embargoes which call for the boycotting of Israeli businesses and […]

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Are Attacks Floodgates Against Israel About To Open Further?

By Bennett Ruda

Does Israel have to be pluralistic as well as democratic to earn support?

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Countering pro-BDS Jews

By Ariel Kahana

The alarming reality is that a significant number of the calls to boycott and punish Israel – come from Jews who grew up in a pro-Israeli environment.

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American Jews Must Embrace Identity Politics-Their Own

By Benjamin Kerstein

To defeat antisemitism, U.S. Jews should finally admit that assimilation has failed and find a new way of being Americans.

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Is the UK Turning into Something Extremely Different?

By Gatestone Institute

In 2013, British journalist Vincent Cooper wrote: "By the year 2050, in a mere 37 years, Britain will be a majority Muslim nation."

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