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Palestinian Dictator Abbas: 'May God Demolish Trump's House,' Israel Isn't Jewish, I'll Keep Paying Terrorists

By Ben Shapiro

Abbas' insanity is on full display in his words. But don’t expect the Leftists, Europe and the UN who see Israel as a Western occupier to pay any attention.

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An Indian Embassy in Jerusalem, Please

By Jagdish N. Singh

India should refrain from opposing America's decision on relocating its own embassy wherever it likes. India would have done better to vote against the resolution and support Washington on moving its embassy to Jerusalem

Headline / Op-Eds / Daniel Pipes

99 Percent of "Palestine Refugees" Are Fake

By Daniel Pipes

Denying UNRWA money does not get to the heart of the problem, which lies not in its sponsored activities but in its perpetuating and expanding population of "Palestine refugees" in three unique, even bizarre ways

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The Fiction that Destabilizes the Middle East

By Evelyn Gordon

Several decades of “protecting” Lebanon have only strengthened Hezbollah, and it’s folly to think more of the same will produce different results. Thus, it’s long past time to acknowledge that Lebanon is a fully-owned Iranian subsidiary--and to treat it accordingly

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The Quran Says Jerusalem Belongs to the Jews

By Gatestone Institute

According to verses in the Quran, God punishes the Jews for their sin of refusing to fight the indigenous people in the land, and God is angry that the Jews refused to convert to Islam. Yet the verses are consistent in their assertion that God gave the Jews the Holy Land.

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The Over-Dramatization of Israel’s “Dilemma”

By BESA CENTER

The occupation, like the need for military strength and to absorb casualties, is part of the price Israel has to pay to live here. Maturity means being able to go forward with no solution in sight.

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Golda Meir: The Palestinians

By Guest Author

41 years ago, Then Prime Minister Golda Meir wrote this wise and absolutely current article published by the New Yorl Times 41 years ago. Some things never change

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Germans Tackling Exploding Anti-Semitism?

By Gatestone Institute

If not stopped and countered in a timely way, this nest of hate-mongers carries with it the potential to trigger for Germany another really ugly time.

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Time to Impose Sanctions on the Palestinian Terror Authority

By Michael Freund

The PA relies on foreign aid and taxes and customs revenues transferred to it by Israel, for its survival. After cashing the checks, the PA takes its money and doles out enormous sums to terrorists and their families, This moral madness must be brought to an end.

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The Palestinian Terror Party: Celebrating Murder

By Bassam Tawil

The Palestinians do not even feel the need to condemn terror attacks against Jews, because the international community is no longer demanding that they come out against terrorism.

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Is 2017 The Year That European-Style Antisemitism Arrived In The US?

By Bennett Ruda

Last year Muslim Antisemitism, with all its vitriolic hatred, has found its way into the US. It is not as if Antisemitism did not already exist. It's just that generally it has not been as out in the open nor expressed as violently as we have seen it elsewhere.

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Don't Diagnose President Trump – Respond to Him

By Alan M. Dershowitz

I find it unprofessional, unethical and absurd for any mental health professional to offer a diagnosis or psychiatric prediction regarding President Donald Trump.

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"Moderate" Palestinian Factions Praise Father's Murder as an "Operation"

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

Calling Rabbi Shevach "a settler" is a subtle, yet effective, way to legitimize and encourage attacks targeting Israelis wherever they reside. The PA even refers to murdered tourists visiting Israel as "settlers,"

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Securing a Jewish Future in the West Bank Following Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration

By BESA CENTER

The domestic and international outcry at Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital suggests that Israel’s position in the West Bank is far from secure. If Israel wishes to secure a future for Jews in the West Bank, ordinary Palestinians there must also benefit from – and express their support for – coexistence with Jews.

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Why I Protested Against the Iranian Regime in Tel Aviv

By Rachel Avraham

Encouraging the Iranian people to keep fighting against the Iranian regime is the most important decision I could take at a time when the world remains mostly silent about the atrocities committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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The U.S. Must Show Iranians That They Can’t Have It All

By Evelyn Gordon

To emphasize that the ayatollahs’ regime is incompatible with Iran's economic well-being, America must counteract the effect of the nuclear deal by imposing stiff new sanctions on Iran’s ballistic missiles, support for terror and military aggression – together with Europe if possible, but alone if necessary

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Dining With Bahrainis In Jerusalem

By Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

A small Chanukah miracle taking place in Israel with t whichhe Bahraini delegation included Sunni and Shiite Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, and Christians.

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Win Or Lose, Iranians Want Regime Change

By Ben Cohen

For the first time in nearly a decade, one dares to believe that the Islamist clerics who have ruled Iran since 1979 will not be in power by the time the 40th anniversary of their revolution rolls around in 2019.

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UNICEF Being Fed False Info By Anti-Israel Hate Groups To Target IDF

By Hank Berrien

NGO Monitor notes that three groups passing information to UNICEF are linked to The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), which is on the US State Department’s list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Qatar, The EU, And Illegal Palestinian Settlements

By Stephen M. Flatow

And who is paying for this Arab attempt to strangle Jerusalem and illegally occupy large parts of the historic Jewish homeland? “It’s funded mainly by the EU and Qatar,”

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Biblical Violence Versus Koranic Violence

By Michael Lumish

When the question of Biblical violence versus Koranic violence is raised it is almost always done for the purpose of clearing Islam. Statisticians run the texts of the Torah, the New Testament, and the Koran through computer programs which tabulate violent references within those texts. The results demonstrate that the Bible depicts more acts of violence than does the Koran. Statistics don't reveal the truth.a;ways

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The Monopoly of the Jewish State

By Orit Arfa

Rather than guilt yordim, why not offer to reduce taxes and tariffs, deregulate, open up competition and break up the cartels?

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Trump Is Right to Cut Funding to UNRWA

By Gregg Roman

Trump must hold the Palestinians – and UNRWA – accountable for their rejectionism. The only path to peace is one that forces Palestinians to accept that continued rejectionism is a dead end.

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War in the Classroom

By Tabitha Korol

It is now evident that we are at war, a war that is being waged in the classroom, with its weaponry aimed at our children’s minds.

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Europe’s Linguistic Crusade Against Israel

By Daniel Krygier

Europe deals with guilt over the Holocaust and former colonialism by idealizing Third World Muslims and demonizing the First World Jewish state with a linguistic crusade that perverts truth.

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Iranian Protests Show Iran Needn't Be More Palestinian Than The Palestinians Themselves

By Bennett Ruda

It is unfair to expect a new regime to suddenly become favorably disposed to Israel. We can hope hat the current unrest will keep the government occupied and reduce the possibility of conflict between the two countries, especially along the Syrian border, at least for a while.

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Obama Betrayed Iranian People; Trump Stands with Them

By Gatestone Institute

As an Iranian, I can tell you that the support of the US and Pres. Trump is invaluable to the ordinary Iranians: they feel helpless and alone in the face of the monsters who have been oppressing them for so long.

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Behind the Latest Protests in Iran

By Gatestone Institute

Regime change is the work of the people of each country concerned; outsiders can only help by not propping up the oppressors.

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Crystal Ball 2018

By David Weinberg

My diplomatic-political forecast for 2018: No war and no election in Israel, no division of Jerusalem, and no European support for Iranian protesters. I hope to see steps toward Arab-Israeli peace, and to see Saudi women driving – all the way to Israel.

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From Berkeley To Europe: The Normalization Of Anti-Semitism

By Abraham H. Miller

Across the globe, it is this green-red alliance that is the major purveyor of anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism — not Islamophobia — is the most common hate crime in America based on religious targeting.

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Palestinian Hostility to Peace Overlooked Following Trump Jerusalem Decision

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

The world turns a deaf ear to the hateful, belligerent statements of the Palestinians while censoring Israel and laying blame at its feet.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Reparative Therapy Redux

By Dr. Michael J. Salamon

Dr. Salomon discussing conversion therapy, a widely discredited practice touted as therapy allegedly designed to change a person’s orientation from homosexual to heterosexual, recently banned by the New York City Council

Op-Eds / From the Paper

My Mother, My Role Model: Reflections on the Shloshim of Grace Schwarzberg

By Anne Schwarzberg Pasternak

May the life of Grace Schwarzberg – Gittel Brana bat Naftali HaKohen – be an inspiration to all and may her neshama have an aliya

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Ambassador Friedman Is Right: There Is No Israeli ‘Occupation’

By Stephen M. Flatow

The wordsmiths at the US State Dept need to face reality in Judea-Samaria. The Israeli “occupation” of the portion where the Palestinian Arabs reside ended long ago, and the Israeli presence in the remainder of those territories is perfectly legitimate.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

An Amazing Weekend Of Chazzanut

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Recollections on a perfectly harmonious Shabbos.

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The Radical New Israel Fund Stands With Tamimi Family

By Ronn Torossian

Worldwide media has celebrated the Tamimi family as “struggling against the resistance.” Some describing the blond-haired, blue eyed teenager as the ‘poster child’ for the Palestinian struggle - the reality is something vastly different.

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A Bipartisan "Arc of Justice": Trump Commutes Rubashkin's Unjust Sentence

By Alan M. Dershowitz

President Trump's act of justice and compassion teaches that even in this age of hyper-partisanship, there are issues of simple justice that can unite diverse elements and no one should ever give up on the quest for justice

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For Israel, Trump is a Glimmer of Hope After a Long Darkness

By Bruce Abramson and Jeff Ballabon

As a master negotiator, Trump understands that, unlike the Arab-Israeli conflict, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as structured by Oslo was never resolvable bilaterally because the PA had neither the desire nor the ability to resolve it.

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Trump Reverses Obama Doctrine On Iran

By Ben Shapiro

Obama jabbered endlessly about American leadership while simultaneously “leading from behind.” Trump actually pursues US leadership while simultaneously claiming the isolationist mantle of “America first.”

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Regime Change Is the West’s Best Hope for Iran

By Noah Rothman

Cracks are beginning to show as enraged demonstrators beat at the Islamic Republic’s foundations. Iran is a repressive regime that sacrificed its legitimacy long before its citizens took to the streets in revolt.

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The Regime Chants "Death to America," Iranians Chant "Death to Mullahs"

By Gatestone Institute

Now, people in Iran are demanding not just limited reforms but regime change. The government has been doing all it can to stoke the flames of hatred, but has been trying to deflect it to "Death to America" and "Death to Israel".

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Assessing the Islamic World’s Ho-Hum Response to Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration

By Prof. Hillel Frisch

Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital provoked dire warnings of imminent uproar--which never happened because the Islamic world is too mired in its own domestic problems to mobilize over Jerusalem.

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Obama, Hezbollah, and the End of Israel

By David Mark

Hezbollah, once just an Iranian proxy, has become a battle heartened army over the last few years of fighting to save Assad’s regime in Syria and now boasts over 100 thousand rockets aimed at Israel.

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Debating BDS with Cornel West

By Alan M. Dershowitz

West argued that BDS would encourage Israel to make peace with the Palestinians. I replied Israel would never be blackmailed into compromising its security, and that the Palestinians are disincentivized into making compromises by the fantasy that they will get a state through economic and cultural extortion.

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Defining ‘Occupied’ and the Semantic Battle for Peace

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Using the term “occupied territories” or “West Bank" (favored by US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman) is part of a high-stakes battle to determine the outcome of the debate about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Forward Thinking by Ambassador Friedman

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

I’m proud of Anbassador Friedman’s foresight on this issue. I hope that Pres.Trump sides with him and recognizes that the State Department’s adoption of the Palestinian narrative has only aggravated the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Threats of 2017 - Mideast, Terror, Weapons - Will Linger in the New Year

By Amb. John Bolton

Many of the problems of 2017 will follow us into the New Year, 2018

Featured / Op-Eds

The Iran Protests -- and The New York Times

By Elliott Abrams

The Iranian people rose up against their oppressive government in June 2009. Now we are again seeing that this regime rules by brute force, is widely despised.

Headline / Op-Eds

2017 in Review: Five Key Moments in US-Israel Relations

By Sean Savage

A look back at the following five key moments in U.S.-Israel relations during the past year

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Time To Defund The United Nations

By Ben Shapiro

The UN has always been a foolish fantasy, a League of Nations knockoff that's been about as productive and twice as irritating. There's no reason for the US us to continue cutting checks to prop it up,

Op-Eds / From the Paper

‘Fair’ Does Not Mean ‘The Same’

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Learning from Yaakov Avinu the importance of recognizing the "unique" in everyone.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Origin Of Yoatzot Halacha – Women Advising Women

By Rabbanit Chana Henkin

Two decades and 116 yoatzot halacha later, we have addressed more than 200,000 questions, via our telephone hotline, our websites in 4 languages, and in communities we are bringing Torah observance into the 21st century.

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Learning Torah With Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin

By Moe Goldstein

A unique perspective on Sholom Rubashkin in prison-from a friend AND fellow inmate.

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The Chutzpah of EU Intervention

By Gerald Steinberg

The EU channels large-scale funding to fringe anti-Israel groups, turning these groups into instruments of European policy under the pretext of "civil society." There is no other democracy in the world that is treated similarly by the EU.

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How Trump and Abbas Proved US Liberals Clueless About Peace

By Jonathan S. Tobin

If Abbas were sincere about pursuing a two-state solution, he would have treated Trump’s carefully worded statement as a jumping-off point for an effort to persuade the US to endorse a Palestinian capital in part of Jerusalem, strengthening his position in negotiations that Trump hoped to restart.

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Palestinians: Where Have They Gone?

By Shoshana Bryen

US funding for UNRWA is problematic because the organization is inextricably intertwined with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. It is time to review the number of Palestinian "refugees" in the world and the world's obligation to them

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Honor and Dishonor at the United Nations

By Elliott Abrams

The list of countries supporting the resolution is remarkable--supposed American friends. Their vote was a gratuitous insult because this was a resolution in essence denouncing the United States, rather than the usual U.N. resolution against Israel.

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Treating Peace Process Delusional Disorder in Israel and Worldwide.

By Ariel Natan Pasko

After having smoked the peace pipe for almost twenty five years, many Israelis on the left of the political spectrum, need help recovering from their delusions and peace addiction.

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Jerusalem: An Opportunity for Islamic Reformation?

By Nonie Darwish

Despite cries that Islam is a religion of peace, the Islamic terror threat is everywhere; Muslims teach hatred of Jews and Christians and preach jihad and killing the enemies of Allah. How can any sane person claim Islam is moderate

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Anti-Semitic anti-Zionism and the Racist Left

By Michael Lumish

Until the western-left moves beyond anti-white racism, antisemitic anti-Zionism, and humanitarian racism, it will remain riddled with hypocrisy and acting in cross-purposes toward its own supposed values.

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Thank You, Nikki Haley

By Ronn Torossian

In this administration Israel is not forced to stand alone. Thank you President Donald Trump. Thank you Ambassador Nikki Haley.

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Europe: The Islamization of Christmas

By Soeren Kern

The re-theologizing of Christmas is based on the false premise that the Jesus of the Bible is the Jesus (Isa) of the Koran. This religious fusion, sometimes referred to as "Chrislam," is gaining ground in a West that has become biblically illiterate.

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Should Israeli Officers Turn the Other Cheek?

By BESA CENTER

The IDF must not only not adopt a turn-the-other-cheek doctrine but should prosecute those involved in such provocations to the fullest extent of the law.

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Is It Really about Jerusalem?

By Bassam Tawil

Palestinian behavior has made their message as clear as water: the conflict is not about an embassy or a settlement or a fence or a checkpoint, but about the very presence of Jews in this part of the world.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing

By Michael J. Wildes

While the immigration system needs to be reformed, the president should continue to value the abundance of positive benefits that foreign nationals bring to the country,

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Hindus Across Globe Call for India to move Embassy to Jerusalem

By Rachel Avraham

While many countries in Europe and throughout the Muslim world were highly critical of Trump recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital city, the Indian government merely issued a brief statement, stressing that India’s position was consistent and independent of any third party.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

U.S. Recognition Of Jerusalem As Israel’s Capital: Going Beyond The Symbolism

By Stephen M. Flatow

Considering Trump officials say it will take at least 3 years to move the embassy to Jerusalem; the State Dept. says there are no plans to list Jerusalem as Israel's capital and US citizens born in Jerusalem still have "Jerusalem" rather than "Israel" listed as their place of birth it seems only fair to ask: What, exactly, has changed?

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Blame Game

By Sarah N. Pachter

We don’t often think of success and joy as being connected. We equate success with ruthlessness and hard work and joy with happiness or a special experience in the moment. But what if we could achieve both together? What would it take?

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Israel shouldn’t settle for a friend like Armenia

By Jacob Kamaras

With regard to the current and copious debate amongst Armenians on the topic of closer bilateral ties with Israel, Israel has abundant reasons for skepticism and concern. For starters, Armenia is closely aligned with Iran.

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The Conflict over Jerusalem Is ALL Obama's Fault

By Alan M. Dershowitz

America often stands alone with Israel against the world. The bias of the international community against the nation state of the Jewish people has been long standing and evident, especially at the UN.

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Reform Jediism, Not, It Is

By Moshe Matitya

Liel Leibovitz misunderstands The Last Jedi. It is not about a community that abandons its religion for an ephemeral universalist creed, but one that seeks out its ancient religion and returns to it.

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Nikki Haley: A Diplomat who Delivers

By Commentary Magazine

US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley seems to have run out of patience, with her colleagues at the UN, “What we witnessed here today in the Security Council is an insult,” she said. “It won’t be forgotten.”

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Greeting Vice President Pence

By David Weinberg

After recognizing Jerusalem, America’s next move should be banishing the EU from regional diplomacy.

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"Islamophobia" Gets the Headlines Despite Trailing Anti-Semitic Violence

By Abigail R. Esman

While much media focus has been on anti-Muslim violence and so-called "Islamophobia" in recent years, less attention is given to attacks against Jews which have been particularly high and significantly more violent – and the situation is only getting worse.

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The Mainstream Media’s Misdirection on Jerusalem

By Evelyn Gordon

Leading media outlet (i.e. New York Times) have asserted that Jews never cared about Jerusalem until a few decades ago.

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Abbas and Jerusalem

By Elliott Abrams

If Abbas is the only, indeed best possible, Palestinian partner for peace and these are his views, what chance is there for a successful negotiation? None, I would think

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If Israel Were a Normal Country

By David Gerstman

Given the cry raised by Israel’s enemies – and some purported friends like Britain and France – you might think that Trump had ordered bombs dropped on civilians. But the objections were not for any loss of life, but for the intent to move a building and treat Israel normally.

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Long History of Hypocrisy about Jerusalem

By Tarek Fatah

It is time for us Muslims to show remorse, to stop playing the victim because, other than the likes of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, no one is listening.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Will Defeat In The Jerusalem Passport Case Turn Into Victory?

By Nathan Lewin

The Passport Office should immediately withdraw and repeal the special regulations in the Foreign Affairs Manual that instruct how to designate “country of birth” for citizens born in Jerusalem. A renewed passport for any U.S. citizen whose current passport specifies “Jerusalem” should automatically say “Israel.”

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Jerusalem, Israel's Capital: Watch the Masks Fall

By Gatestone Institute

Mainstream media (MSM) shows the oppressor to be Israel and the oppressed to be the Palestinians, facts tell a different story. The US Department of State is no less culpable than MSM in failing to reveal these truths

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Miracles: They Spin And Spin All Around

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Dreidel Rabbi? Two years ago, CBS’s “Sunday Morning” came to our home to showcase my dreidels. Countless dreidels seen by millions of people! Yes, that’s me. I can walk most anywhere only to have a stranger approach me and ask, “Aren’t you the Dreidel Rabbi?”

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Biased Pollster Gets Biased Results

By Stephen M. Flatow

America overwhelmingly opposes US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a new poll claims. Cause for concern? Not when you realize the poll was carried out by an anti-Israel professor who crafted the question so the results would be slanted in that direction.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Will We Still Light The Menorah In The Window?

By Susan Weintrob

One wonders if other religions ever had to take into consideration frequent swells of persecution and literal danger to life and limb and encode it into religious law. In too many times and places, being Jewish has been and still is an act of courage.

Op-Eds / Holidays

Open Your Eyes

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

Look into the darkness, to search for the source of faithful illumination that can guide us along the path of spiritual integrity.  The flames of the Chanukah menorah shine bright out of the deepest darkness, when the days are shortest and the cold of winter has descended.

Op-Eds / Holidays

Hanukah: Celebrating Hebrew Sovereignty Over Eretz Yisrael

By Rav Yehuda Hakohen

The Maccabean revolt was not merely a struggle to revoke harsh decrees or secure freedom of worship. HaShem’s Divine blueprint for mankind demands Hebrew sovereignty over Eretz Yisrael

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Palestinians, Beware Jewish Days of Rage, Hanukkah is Coming to Israel!

By Ariel Natan Pasko

The Palestinians should beware. The world should beware. Push the Jews too far and you might just get a Jewish backlash, “Jewish Days of Rage,” today’s Maccabees in action.

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Media Report Card: Week 1 After Jerusalem Announcement

By Bennett Ruda

Apparently, the media bias against Trump, the already existing anti-Israel bias and the ignorance of some in the media has resulted in a perfect storm of horrendously inaccurate stories.

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Newsflash: Jerusalem Not on Fire!

By Bassam Tawil

Newsflash for journalists: There's nothing new on the Palestinian street. Threats of violence and walking out of any "peace process" is old, old news. Jerusalem is not on fire. Jerusalem is tense, and has long been so, because the Palestinians have not yet managed to come to terms with Israel's right to exist. That is the real story.

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Violence Should Not Determine Policy

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Pres. Trump's decision merely restores the balance that was undone by Pres. Obama's decision to engineer a one-sided Security Council Resolution that changed the status quo.

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Jerusalem: Stating the Obvious

By Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Is acknowledging a basic fact of history--Jerusalem is the capital of Israel-- suddenly "earth-shattering news"?

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President of Turkey: “Israel is a state of occupation”

By Israel Rising

While Erdogan labels Israel an “occupier” it is Turkey that exceeds most countries in the world in that category, currently occupying half of Cyprus, Northern Kurdistan with its 20 million Kurds, and West Armenia.

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The Obvious

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

The decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital should be perceived as a reaffirmation of the victory of Chanukah, which, after all, celebrated the liberation by Jews from the Hellenists of the city of Jerusalem and the Holy Temple that radical Arabs and haters of Israel today (including Arafat and his followers, and UNESCO and their fellow travelers) deny ever had any connection to the Jewish people.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Moore Or Less? The Crucial Question For Alabama Voters

By Rabbi Yehuda Levin

I say to Alabamans: vote for Judge Moore. The Lord will not hold you responsible for his possible wrongdoing forty years ago, but will probably look unkindly at your ignoring the liberal, pro-partial birth abortion policies of Doug Jones.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Four Things We Know By Now About Jews And Israel

By P. David Hornik

Jews now live either in our sovereign homeland of Israel or in ethnic communities abroad. Only in our homeland, do we Jews constitute a distinct people with its own land, language, culture, and ethos, with a flourishing national life.

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Jealous for Jerusalem: Trump's Semi-Recognition (Judean Rose)

By Varda Meyers Epstein

All the talk of security needs, of finding a suitable physical plant, etc., is nonsense. Moving the embassy technically requires only changing a sign. The American Consulate is already in Jerusalem. Just change the sign from "consulate" to "embassy"

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The Hurricane We’re Ignoring: Ukrainian Jews In Crisis

By Irina Chernobryvets

LifeChanger FSU, seeks out Jewish children living in the most economically repressed areas of Ukraine who are grappling with extreme poverty, neglect, abuse, and overlooked physical and emotional disabilities, and works with the leadership in local Jewish communities to provide frameworks for their housing, education, and healthcare.

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Why Trump Is Right in Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's Capital

By Alan M. Dershowitz

If there is any change to the status quo, let the blame lie at the hands of President Obama for his cowardly decision to wait until he was a lame-duck president to get even with PM Netanyahu. Pres. Trump deserves praise for restoring balance in negotiations with Israel and the Palestinians.

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Yerushalayim- Jerusalem

By Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman

Quotes from various sources; some Jewish and some Catholic with regard to Yerushalayim.

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