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Last Time Iraq, This Time Iran, Time For Purim

By Ariel Natan Pasko

Purim replayed over and over---don't they ever learn.

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Who are the Balestinians?

By David Mark

Muslim sources strongly indicate the Holy Land as belonging to the Children of Israel. It goes without saying in Christian thought that the Holy Land is in fact historically Jewish.

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An Olive Branch? US Lawmakers Speak Out After Being Detained on Temple Mount

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

“We should be able to pray and reflect on the history and culture, but you’re not allowed to do that as Jews and non-Muslims [on the Temple Mount]," said Rep. David B. McKinley (R-W.Va.).

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Playing Charades? Or Dealing a Bad Hand in the Form of 'So-called Peace'

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The Trump administration’s new Middle East peace plan will be dead on arrival. Should they try anyway?

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Palestinians: Israel is One Big Settlement

By Bassam Tawil

It is time to listen carefully to what the Palestinians are saying -- in Arabic -- to understand that the conflict is not about Jerusalem and not about settlements. They want Israel removed from the planet.

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Do NOT PAY FOR YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER TO GO TO POLAND

By Guest Author

According to a report issued by the Polish government in 2012, Poland had over $10 billion of Jewish property in its hands. By all accounts they have refused to return the stolen property to the rightful heirs,

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Do Arabs Back Israel in a Clash with Iran?

By Evelyn Gordon

It’s not just in Arab capitals that Iran is now more widely loathed and feared than Israel, but also on the Arab street, to the point that Arabs are even willing to openly back Israel in a clash with Iran.

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West Embraces the Hijab as Muslim Women Risk Their Lives for the Right to Choose

By Abigail R. Esman

the new celebration of the hijab seems to be about celebrating all those things that we in the West generally condemn: pushing a new "must" trend for women in fashion and behavior; showing preference for one religious group over another; and above all, increasing the very real risks to those Muslim women who choose not to wear a head-covering by making models and icons of those who do.

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Every Government Authority Failed In Parkland. And They Expect Americans To Forfeit Our Self-Defense Rights To Them?

By Ben Shapiro

Children are dead not because millions of good citizens own AR-15s, but because dozens of pathetic incompetents and cowards in a position to do something instead did nothing.

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The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Thinking Outside the Box

By BESA CENTER

A creative solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict must start with appreciating the advantages of the hybrid spatial model that has emerged in the West Bank, notably the governmental powers granted to the Palestinian Authority as far back as January 1996 in Areas A and B, and discarding the stillborn paradigm of total separation.

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Liberals And Conservatives Are Unhappy For Different Reasons

By Dennis Prager

Unhappy Americans on the right blame the problems inherent to life, and they blame themselves. Unhappy Americans on the left blame America.

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It’s Not Too Many Guns, It’s Too Few Prayers

By Molly Resnick

“Guns didn’t suddenly decide to visit mayhem on schools. Guns can’t decide.” But people can. And it’s the people who have changed. It is not guns that kill. It’s the minds of children and adults deprived of Godliness that kill.

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When Abusing Children is Considered OK

By Jonathan S. Tobin

What exactly are American celebrities endorsing with the embrace of Palestinian teen terror supporter Ahed Tamimi?

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The Polish Holocaust Law: Should we care?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Poland is not alone in its efforts to separate itself from the Nazi atrocities. Other countries in Europe are working very hard to whitewash their long history of Jew-hatred.

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Salon Mag: Netanyahu the ‘Most Dangerous Man in the Middle East’

By Honest Reporting

There are plenty of dangerous men in the Middle East but labeling the leader of the region’s only functioning democracy is simply laughable particularly when one considers some alternative candidates.

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The Nuclear Deal Made Incursion of Iranian Drone into Israel Possible

By David Gerstman

Iran’s behavior since the conclusion of the nuclear deal in July 2015 has shown that with an infusion of billions in cash and a blind eye towards its aggression has allowed it to pursue its goal.

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Is President Trump Preparing to Put Pressure on Israel?

By Stephen M. Flatow

Recently, Pres. Trump has repeatedly indicated he intends to pressure Israel to make yet more concessions to the Palestinian Authority. I wonder why pro-Israel voices have not been expressing concern about this development.

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Darkness and Light in Florida

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Seventeen candles in our backyard were extinguished. We owe them our best effort to make our light burn brighter.

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The Cape Town Water Crisis and Hating Israel

By Rabbi Benjamin Blech

Demonstrating the irrationality of hatred, Cape Town rejected Israel’s offer to help forestall their crisis.

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Islamic Anti-Semitism in France: Toward Ethnic Cleansing

By Guy Millière

Graffiti on Jewish-owned homes warn the owners to "flee immediately" if they want to live. Anonymous letters with live bullets are dropped into mailboxes of Jews.

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No Hate of Halimi? French don’t see anti-Semitism

By Ben Cohen

Sarah Halimi’s Jewish affiliation will be, at most, a subsidiary element in a trial that will become a cautionary tale about drug use, rather than the anti-Semitic hatred that has established itself as an integral part of the culture of France’s Muslim immigrant communities.

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To Plant. To Believe. To Carry On.

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

'A Tree Grows in Sinai'--and the Jewish Nation is built.

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Adar Enters, and the Joy Increases--Unless the 'Joy' is Comedienne j-'OY' Behar

By Jeff Ballabon

Reflections on a vulgar act targeting Orthodox Jews at a UJA event.

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The Paradox Of The Platypus

By Rabbi Dr. Natan Slifkin

Darwin deduced that the same Creator operated in Australia as in Europe. The platypus must, as all the other animals, be the handiwork of the same Creator. Baruch meshaneh habriyot!

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An Open Letter to Poland

By Guest Author

A creative, bold and bitter suggestion for solving the issue of naming Polands'camps'

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Jerusalem, Israel's Capital, Is a Peaceful City

By Prof. Hillel Frisch

Mention the word “Jerusalem,” which is derived from the word “peace,” and anything but peace comes to mind. Yet the city of Jerusalem is safer by far than San Francisco, thanks to good policing and traditional life among both the Jewish and Arab populations.

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A Settler's Response to President Trump's Interview with 'Israel HaYom'

By Guest Author

Pres. Trump, concerning the settlements of Judea and Samaria, which are no less vital to Israel's security than preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, you've fallen for FAKE NEWS

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Congress Laying Groundwork to Boycott U.N. Body After Rash of Anti-Israel Measures

By Adam Kredo

U.N. Human Rights Council singled out for anti-Israel, anti-Semitic action

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US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman Unfairly Attacked--Again

By Stephen M. Flatow

Once again, U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman has spoken simple words of truth, and once again he’s under attack from the Palestinian Authority and the Jewish left.

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Why is the World Silent When it Comes to Syrian Refugees?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Palestinians, African migrants and even Dreamers have everyone’s sympathy. Meanwhile, one of the great humanitarian crises of the century is unfolding in Syria, and the world just yawns.

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Living in Peace or Resting in Peace?

By Daniel Krygier

Genuine progress in the Arab-Israeli conflict will not come about by the amount of land Israel cedes, but by the degree Israel’s neighbors embrace education for peace with Israel

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Why Netanyahu kicks the Palestinian Can Down the Road

By Dr. Aaron Lerner

It's not that Netanyahu lacks a backbone that compels him to postpone substantive action relating to the Palestinians, it’s the very serious assessment that the Jewish State will be in a better situation in the future.

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Iranian Drone, Israeli Counter-strike: Probing Defenses is New Normal

By J. E. Dyer

If Iran isn’t daunted by Israel’s pushback on Saturday, Israel will have to push back more. If Iran makes that “about” the strategic situation in Syria, the U.S. will have to push back more too.

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Mahmoud Abbas’s Speech: Who Was the Real Audience?

By BESA CENTER

Abbas’s blatantly skewed account of the nature of Zionism and the history of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict should bring Israel’s policymakers and opinion shapers to enunciate anew the story they tell their own people and the world at large.

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Will Arabs and Muslims Never Accept Israel as the Jewish State?

By Daniel Pipes

Kedar concludes that 'Arabs and Muslims are incapable of accepting Israel as the Jewish State,' but can 'learn to live with it.'

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The 2018 Winter Olympics: Divided We Stand

By BESA CENTER

While liberals see the Olympics as an opportunity for negotiation, conservatives see Pyongyang’s agreement to attend as a tactic to gain benefits and not a genuine expression of warming relations.

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Israel Wary of Hezbollah’s Increasing Influence on US-allied Lebanese Forces

By Yaakov Lappin

According to Israeli military assessments, the LAF is increasingly coming under the sway of the Iranian-backed terror organization Hezbollah, which dominates Lebanon politically and militarily.

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The OU, Open Orthodoxy, And Communal Decision-Making

By Rabbi Gil Student

No organization (i.e.the OU) can excommunicate anyone. It does not, however, mean that our communities lack organizing principles. Those principles operate based on individual choice. People effectively expel synagogues not compliant with mainstream halacha.

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Why is Ireland Europe's Most anti-Israel Country ?

By Sean Savage

The Irish and Jewish people share a common history of suffering cruel persecution and achieving national redemption against immeasurable odds. But today, modern Ireland is one of Europe’s fiercest critics of Israel.

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Damned if you Do . . . and Trump and Netanyahu are Certainly Doing

By Melanie Phillips

The campaign against Trump and Netanyahu signifies a cultural disorder in the West that borders on the pathological.

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Trump Admin Thwarts Irish Effort to Boycott Israel, Criminalize Trade

By Adam Kredo

The Irish boycott bill was supported and pushed along by activists associated with the BDS movement, which has been dubbed a virulently anti-Semitic global campaign to economically isolate the Jewish state.

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Are African Migrants the Final Straw for Liberal Jews?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Israel’s plan to deport illegal infiltrators hit a nerve in America where Jews sacralized the immigrant experience. The analogies to Jewish refugees and the Holocaust are resonating with American Jews.

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Time Enough At Last

By Dr. Chani Miller

A loving recollection of her father and how his passing has inspired the author to get more out of whatever time she has in life.

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Recalling The Real King Hussein

By Jason Maoz

Hussein is widely viewed through the fog of history as something of a principled moderate who yearned to be a peacemaker with journalists whitewashing or ignoring its many inconvenient chapters and plentiful examples of ugly rhetoric against Israel and Jews.

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Remembering Three Rachels

By Stephen M. Flatow

The authorized establishment of the town of “Rachelim” came in memoriam to Rachel Imeinu and to two martyred 'Rachels,' Rachel Drouk and Rachel Weiss who were murdered for the sin of "DWJ'-driving while Jewish.

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Why the Fate of Z Street Should Concern EVERYONE

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The Z Street case must be viewed in the context of what came to be known as the IRS scandal. During the first term of the Obama administration, the IRS began subjecting conservative groups that applied for nonprofit status as education organizations to the sort of special scrutiny not applied to liberal groups.

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Who Needs An Honest Broker in the Middle East Anyway?

By Bennett Ruda

If being neutral is the equivalent of being anti-Israel, it could be that being openly pro-Israel--like Trump-- could be the only way to be that "honest broker" for peace

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Holocaust Education: The Last Chance for Humanity

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

For the sake of the tens of millions of victims of the Holocaust, Jews and non-Jews alike, we must fight for Holocaust education, as the fate of our world, not to mention our humanity, may very well depend up on it.

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The Polish Holocaust Law is Poland’s Problem, Not Israel’s

By Mida

The bill, to be signed into law by Poland's President, will make Poland a mockery in Europe and place it closer to the provinces of Putin and Erdogan and create a completely unnecessary crisis with Israel.

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Qatar’s Jewish Mud-Slingers

By Stephen M. Flatow

The notion that Jewish critics of Qatar are the ones who have turned it into an enemy is outrageous.

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Trump's Not So Subtle Message to the Failed Palestinian Leadership: "You're Fired!"

By Bennett Ruda

Palestinian Arabs need to face the consequences of losing a war. Well, what about facing the consequences of losing an election, or of not even having one. Here too, an artificial situation is being propped up by the EU and others in the West.

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What are the Palestinians’ Responsibilities for Peace?

By David Gerstman

As Abbas begins the 14th year of his 4-year term he has hardly been the model of accountability, abusing his position to secure fortunes for his family. He tolerates no dissent, marginalizing and arresting critics. If a democratic and accountable state is necessary for peace with Israel, Abbas has failed to deliver either.

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Who Owns the Holocaust?

By Ben Cohen

This dispute is about who sets the parameters for our understanding of what the Holocaust was and what it represented – and it is a problem that extends far beyond Poland's borders.

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EU: Jewish Development of Jerusalem Historical Sites ‘Touristic Settlement’

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Report claims the City of David, and a planned cable car to bring tourists to the Western Wall are “a political tool to modify the historical narrative and to support, legitimize, and expand settlements."

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Why Polls on a Palestinian State are a Mirage

By Stephen M. Flatow

Ever wonder why polls consistently show that a large portion of the Israeli public supports creating a Palestinian state?

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Rav Belsky: A Talmid’s Perpsective

By Rabbi Dovid Weinbach

Rav Belsky was a once-in-a generation individual; a pioneer and an advocate for the entire Jewish people. One’s background, country of origin, or religious affiliation made no difference. He was there for all of us. We mourn him on this, his second yahrzeit

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Trump Echoes Talleyrand in Middle East Diplomacy

By Middle East Forum

Trump must put the Palestinians on notice - there will be no more weakness, no more concessions.

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UNRWA: The UN Agency that Creates Palestinian Refugees

By Gatestone Institute

"Since the UN took them over, the Palestinians started burying their dead at night, without declaring them.... As a result, for nearly 20 years, the official death rate in the camps was close to zero. In addition, there was a lot of movement between the camps. But these displacements were rarely recorded, so that a Palestinian could appear in several camps at the same time..."

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Learning From The Larry Nassar Case

By Dr. Michael J. Salamon

For those who still dismiss or downplay reports of abuse and say the abuser made a mistake and should be given another chance because he will do teshuvah – repent – the Nassar case proves otherwise.

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Holocaust Education: Last Chance For Humanity

By Baruch Adler

The task of imparting the memory of the Holocaust to the next generation is more important than ever. There is really no time to lose, as it is becoming apparent that people in nearly every nation around the world have already forgotten the Holocaust’s crucial lessons about prejudice, intolerance, and hatred.

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Expelling Illegal Infiltrators from Israel – Legal and Moral

By Mida

Israel, like any sovereign country in the world, has the right to determine who may enter its borders and is authorized to remove unwanted violators of its borders from its territory

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Trump’s Jerusalem Statement Shakes Up the System

By BESA CENTER

Donald Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration should be examined from a point of view that goes beyond questions of cost and gain. Prevailing interpretations are trapped in a Western perception of the nature and logic of the strategic process.

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Google Partners with Anti-Semitic Islamists

By Steve Emerson

Google's participation in the Imams Online summit stands in sharp contrast to its ongoing censorship of pro-Israel voices,

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Palestinian Blackmail: US Is Our Enemy

By Bassam Tawil

The Palestinians' mock trial and "execution" of Trump and Pence gives the Palestinians a green light to target Americans physically. Members of Abbas's ruling Fatah faction participated in the mock trial and "execution" of the US president and the Vice President.

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How Many Poles Does It Take to Leave an Anti-Semitic Comment?

By Jewish Press Staff

We've spent the past few days deleting a lot of horribly anti-Semitic comments written by Polish commenters.

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The Democrats are NOT the Real Problem

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The Pew Research Center’s latest poll about American attitudes toward Israel set off alarms, and not without reason. The survey showed the partisan gap with respect to Israel to be widening.

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Praising Pence: An Israeli View

By Israel Rising

Vice President Pence embraced Israel and in return, will always be welcomed here.

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Seeking the Perfect National Leader

By Isi Leibler

We have today two national leaders who have human weaknesses and faults. But despite this, both Trump and Netanyahu have, to date, moved in the right direction and any suggestion of unseating them now in the light of their accomplishments would be utterly foolish.

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John Kerry and His Palestinian Collusion Problem

By Israel Rising

While the case for President Trump colluding with Russia has come to be seen by most Americans as a witch hunt with very little legs, another issue of collusion seems to be creeping up-Kerry colluding with the Palestinians.

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Herzl, Uganda and The "First" Balfour Declaration

By Bennett Ruda

Uganda could never truly become a Jewish state. It was not the national Jewish homeland. Uganda was not the indigenous home of the Jews. There were no historical, religious, and culture ties binding the Jews to any place other than the one the Western World referred to as Palestine.

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Thank you, Vice President Pence

By Michael Freund

It is only appropriate that each and every one of us express our profound thanks to Donald Trump and Mike Pence. They have set our bilateral relations back on an exceptional course, drawing Israel and America closer than they have ever been.

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A Tale of Two Speeches

By David Weinberg

Two momentous speeches in the Knesset plenum – by Canadian prime minister Harper four years ago and US vice president Pence this week – may have transformed the course of history. They offer moral and spiritual leadership for the world.

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The Ethical Indignity of Governmental Gridlock

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

After a seemingly endless parade of financial, political, and sexual scandals, we finally arrived at the most ignominious one of all:  this week’s government shutdown.

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The Children We Have

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

It sounds incongruous to say that Rav Shteinman who reached the advanced age of 104 was taken too soon but in fact it’s true; he was taken far too soon. That the rav was a great Torah scholar is a given. His true greatness, however, was in the humility, kindness, and understanding that animated his wisdom, guidance, and teaching.

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The Shiva Call

By Stephen M. Flatow

Rav Shevach’s senseless murder will not change anything for Palestinian Arabs, who praised it, other than lead to more death; the terrorist who murdered him has already been found and, in the IDF’s lexicon, “neutralized.” The residents of the Balata refugee camp will continue to be “refugees” under the thumb of the PA with the help of the United Nations.

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Why all the Miracles?

By Shmuel Sackett

So much is spoken and written these days about Emunah but I beg to differ. What is needed is Bitachon – strength and resolve in the future and the courage to take on those challenges

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Is Israel’s International Isolation Diminishing?

By Elliott Abrams

Votes against Israel at the United Nations over the decades seem to indicate it is a pariah nation, but the country’s expanding bilateral ties tell a different story.

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Can the OU Expel Synagogues From Orthodoxy?

By Rabbi Gil Student

Let's say the OU were to expel a synagogue, or 4, what practical difference would it make?

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Israel and President Trump’s First Year

By Aviel Sheyin-Stevens

Trump will be judged on 3 things: peace, prosperity and protection. If he delivers on these, despite the shouting from the mainstream media, and he should get his second term

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The Miracle Of Israel Is An Inspiration To The World

By Vice President Mike Pence

Inspiring words from from Vice President Pence’s address to the Knesset earlier this week.

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Religion in the IDF: The Struggle over Israeli Public Space

By BESA CENTER

Recent years have seen a notable increase in kippa-wearers among IDF combat soldiers and commanders. This is not what drives the struggle against religionization. It is, rather, the fear of losing the military’s character as a national public space that is secular or at least neutral with regard to religion.

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Israel in Trump’s First Year – Steering Toward Apotheosis

By Daniel Seaman

Trump turned the Mid-East upside down to the appall of experts and liberals just by adding the element of common sense: support allies, punish violators of trust. Something not tried in 25 years

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President Trump Reveals the Hollowness of The “Two-State” Delusion

By Jeff Ballabon and Bruce Abramson

President Trump’s reality-based foreign policy is publicly revealing the wrong-minded hollowness of the assumptions that have long guided American diplomacy

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Mike Pence, Israel, and the Final Redemption

By David Mark

We are now at an important inflection point in world history. This is the 70th year since Israel’s founding and we have a President and Vice President in America that not only won the election last year in miraculous fashion, but seem to understand that they are meant to play a pivotal role in history.

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As Attacks On Jews Rise in Europe, Anti-Semitism is the New Cool

By Abigail R. Esman

The oldest hatred in the word is rejuvenated-and gaining strength in Europe

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Longtime Jewish Peace Process Supporters: Abbas Disqualified as Negotiating Partner

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Some prominent Jewish proponents of the decades-long peace process between Israelis and Palestinians now admit Abbas’s controversial speech on Jan. 14 disqualifies him as a negotiating partner, while other dovish Jewish leaders are accusing the Trump administration of provoking the Palestinian leader.

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Thank You, Vice President Pence

By Ronn Torossian

Put simply, Vice President Mike Pence is a friend of Israel and all thanks should be extended to him during this visit to America’s closest ally.

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Democrats Go Soft on Anti-Semitism

By Commentary Magazine

Democrats stood against Marcus because he is not far enough to the left of students at one of the most left-leaning universities in a universe of left-leaning universities . He is just too damned hard on anti-Semitism.

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The Israeli Left’s “Come to Bibi Moment”

By Israel Rising

Thanks to some solidly honest remarks by the evil terrorist despot Abbas, the entire spectrum of Israeli thought on issues vis-a-vis the Palestinians SHOULD shift dramatically rightward.

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Trump Dropped a Truth Bomb on the Middle East

By Daniel Krygier

Time has come to tell the PLO that the game is up, they lost and are in no position to demand anything from anyone. Accepting defeat could be the best thing for the Arabs of the PA

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Israel is Worthy and Winning

By David Weinberg

Wise and important actors around the world are coming to the conclusion that Israel is an anchor of sanity and a source of ingenuity in an unruly world and are willing to develop new partnerships with the start-up nation.

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Time For ‘Open Orthodox’ Congregations To Leave The OU?

By Rabbi Yerachmiel Seplowitz

Open Orthodoxy should close the door behind itself as it exits the Orthodoz Union.

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Who's To Blame For A Government Shutdown? Democrats. Here's Why-

By Ben Shapiro

There is literally nothing that Republicans could currently offer, beyond a full-scale cave to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-NY) demands, that would earn his support.

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The Trump Peace Plan

By BESA CENTER

Trump has referred to his peace plan as “a good deal,” but unlike in the business world, agreements between peoples are only valid for the moment. Agreements are always temporary, awaiting a strategic shift in which everything is reconsidered.

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The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Why No Peace?

By Colonel Richard Kemp

The jihadist aim is to isolate Israel politically so that on the day their planned offensive begins, no one will be there to support Israel and the Jews. The PA, the PLO and the Arab/Muslim states will be unhampered to do what Hitler was unable to do in historic Palestine -- make it Judenrein (free of Jews).

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Poems, Prayers, And Promises

By Adina Hershberg

A beautiful and inspiring tribute to the Glick family, in memory of Yaffi Glick (Z"l) left this world on Monday, January 1 at age 51.

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No Free Pass For Anti-Semitism

By N. Aaron Troodler

Israel proactively preventing individuals and organizations promoting BDS should come as a shock to no one, ESPECIALLY to the groups named.

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10 Thoughts On The President And The ‘[Expletive] Countries’

By Dennis Prager

There are few filters between Trump’s mind and mouth--it's his appeal and his weakness. I wish Trump’s tweets and comments were as un-P.C. as they are now but stated in a sophisticated way. I also wish that cheesecake were not fattening

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Israel – A Successful Powerhouse in the Collapsing Middle East

By Daniel Krygier

Israel’s economy is booming. The failure of the Arabs and BDS movement campaigns to destroy it are as spectacular as the Arab failures to defeat Israel in the battlefield.

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