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Jews Shouldn’t Befriend Qatar

By Stephen M. Flatow

Qatar, a government that sponsor murderers of Jews should not be rewarded. Meetings with Jewish officials, visits by Jews to Qatar, articles by Jews claiming that Qatar might be changing – are rewards Qatar does not deserve

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President Trump, THANK YOU!

By Ronn Torossian

Today all those who care about the state of Israel need to stand up and say “Thank You President Trump.”

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Rav Shlomo Aviner's Response to President Trump's Speech

By Rav Shlomo Aviner

America has performed a great act by publicly declaring that Yerushalayim is ours, that she is our capital.

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Laws Haven’t Changed, We Have

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

This change in how we address these issues is refreshing and welcome, but how did it happen? The answer is us. The legal system hasn’t changed. What changed is what we as a society are willing to tolerate, accept, or excuse.

Headline / Op-Eds

Ten Reasons for Recognizing Jerusalem as the Capital of Israel

By Amb. Alan Baker

The 10 reasons for recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital all boil down to one: Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish people

Headline / Op-Eds

Method to Trump’s Madness on Jerusalem May Make Sense

By Jonathan S. Tobin

It’s entirely possible that Trump is either being guided to or is stumbling along a path that could be saner than the supposedly safer course steered by his predecessors on Jerusalem.

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The Saudis and Israel--Again

By Elliott Abrams

Given the growth of anti-Semitism in Europe and globally in recent years, having the Saudis publicly demonstrate respect for Judaism is a helpful and useful step--for Israel and for Jews

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The Crime: Walking While Jewish

By Stephen M. Flatow

In the wake of Thursday’s mob attack in Israel against 2 parents and a group of young Jewish children on a hike in the Shomron, it’s time to coin a new term: “WWJ,” walking while Jewish.

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Netiv Avot

By dvora

It is one thing to hear of the uprooting of a Jewish home or building in Israel, it is another to see it up close.

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Bangladeshi Home Minister Blames Mossad for Destabilizing his Country

By Rachel Avraham

As the humanitarian situation deteriorates in Bangladesh, the ruling Awami League government is increasingly resorting to conspiracy theories. Fingers were pointed blaming Israel

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Tensions Between the Israeli Government and Non-Orthodox American Jews Are Exaggerated

By BESA CENTER

The unbreakable connection of non-Orthodox American Jews and the Jewish state continues because minor squabbles over the Western Wall and other domestic Israeli issues will not destroy the connection

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Immigration Reform Shouldn’t Mean Scapegoating

By Michael J. Wildes

To eliminate the diversity immigrant visa program due to the crimes of a few would be a great disservice to the many worthy innocent immigrants who rely on the program for a chance at the American dream

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Surprising Secret To An Enriched Life

By Dr. Joel Verstaendig

In addition to reminding us of our mortality, Sefer Bereishis teaches us another significant lesson: Although we cannot extend our lives beyond our allotted time, the way we conduct ourselves during our lifetime can potentially afford us immortality in this world.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Modesty In The Age Of Abuse

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

According to the Ramban, this week's parshah is a roadmap and guide for all generations on how to engage with Eisav and his descendants and, as such, each pasuk, each word, each letter, is vital as we make our way.

Headline / Op-Eds

Trump to the Rescue--of the Palestinians!

By Stephen M. Flatow

The Trumpadministration trotted out a new “interpretation”—actually, a misrepresentation—of the law: The PLO-PA can keep its office so long as the activities conducted there are “related to achieving a lasting, comprehensive peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.” What a joke.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

My Husband And My Mother

By Naomi Klass Mauer

A loving reflection by Naomi Klass Mauer, a devoted daughter and a loving wife, to her mother and husband who passed from this world-within hours of each other-7 years ago.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Remembering A Forgotten Victim Of Palestinian Terror

By Stephen M. Flatow

After 6 1/2 years in a coma, terror victim Hodaya Asulin, succumbed to her injuries and died, practically forgotten. I reserve my strongest disappointment for my own community--how did we offer support? What effort did we make to keep her memory alive?

Headline / Op-Eds

Pro-Palestinian Pretense

By Barry Shaw

Those that adopt a Palestinian cause use it as a club to beat Israel. Show me anyone who loves the Palestinian Arabs without hating Israel.

Judaism / Op-Eds

Talmud: How a 1500-Year-Old Subject Teaches Critical 21st Century Thinking Skills

By Rabbi Elchanan Poupko

When learning Talmud, history and geography suddenly come alive as generations unite and converse in one classroom.

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France Submits to Terrorism, Muslim Anti-Semitism

By Guy Millière

"Muslim believers know very well what is happening. Only a minority is violent. But as a whole, they do not ignore that their birthrate is such that one day, everything here will be theirs". — Luc Ravel, Archbishop of Strasbourg.

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A Jewish Life Outside of Israel – on Matters Diaspora

By David Collier

Diaspora Jewry assumes that they and Israel can happily cohabitate on the same planet. There is no reason on earth to believe this. The Diaspora is a result of the dispersal and existed because Israel didn't - and now Israel does.

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Victimized Again: The Jews of Arab States and the June 1967 War

By BESA CENTER

Few know that the June 1967 War finalized the demise of Jews historic communities throughout the Arab world. It is time the international community ensures these refugees are fully compensated for their suffering and stolen property.

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Is Bibi Losing His Grip on His Government?

By Israel Rising

With a rising Jewish Home and UTJ on the religious right and a revamped Labor under Avi Gabbai who is religiously traditional as well as a centrist when it comes to security and “settlements,” Likud is finally beginning to worry that Bibi has lost his touch and thus his grip.

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Palestinian Double-Dealing Won’t Work Forever

By BESA CENTER

By refusing to engage in direct talks and by turning instead to third parties in the hope of cornering Israel into submission, the PLO manifests inordinate duplicity vis-à-vis Israel. It disqualifies itself entirely from the trust of the Jewish state.

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Palestinians vs. Trump: The Battle Begins

By Bassam Tawil

Take note: These warning shots from the PA may be translated into yet another intifada against Israel under the fabricated pretext that the US and Israelis, with the help of some Arab countries, seek to strip the Palestinians of their rights.

Headline / Op-Eds

Anatomy of a Smear

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

What Tzipi Hotovely said is absolutely true. It is not her but what she stands for that irritates those engaged in smearing her, like Rick Jacobs , head of the Reform movement. She is a constant reminder of what they too could have if only they would return to the honest study of Torah and the true observance of mitzvot

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How Ten Dem (Dumb) Members of Congress Encourage the Use of Child Terrorists

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Now ten members of the "progressive caucus" of the Democratic Party are trying to give these terrorist leaders another reason for using even younger terrorists to kill even more innocent Israeli civilians.

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Israel is not a Tzedakah Box

By Shmuel Sackett

Why did we make aliya? We didn’t run away from the bad… we ran towards the good! My wife and I believed that when the Jewish Nation calls, the Jewish individual responds! After 27 years I can honestly say that our only regret is that we didn’t move earlier.

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He Gave Peace a Chance

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

The greatest impediment to peace is often the will to make peace.  Like it or not, we have to share our world with others who see the world differently, who have their own desires and dreams, who believe themselves justified in demands that contradict our own.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Time For A Peace Process Paradigm Change

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The only two things that seem certain about Pres. Trump's Middle East soon-to-be revealed peace plan are it is likely to be acceptable to Saudi Arabia--and that it will have zero chance of success.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Red Cross Destroys the Laws of War

By Evelyn Gordon

The laws of war were never meant to be a suicide pact; they do not require countries to let their own civilians be slaughtered in order to avoid harming enemy civilians. But in the ICRC’s version, they do.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Tzitzis: In Or Out?

By Elliot Resnick

In general, Judaism values the private and the discrete – the “thin still voice” – over the public and the overt. Wearing one’s tzitzis tucked into one’s pants is a sign of modesty, not embarrassment

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Jerusalem: A Personal Tribute

By Monty Noam Penkower

A tribute to Jerusalem, the Holy City, from a man, though born in exile, who always regarded himself as, in Agnon's words, "one who was born in Jerusalem.”

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Blueprint And All Its Components

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

In any event, regardless of what is reported in the media, the world is not becoming more depraved. All the spiritual advances mankind has already made will not recede.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Blackmailing Israel

By Moshe Dann

Unable to achieve their objectives through dialogue, negotiations, and good will – without an appreciation of Israel’s distinctiveness and differences – leaders of liberal/progressive Jewish organizations are turning their communities against Israel.

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Recent Sexual Controversies and Upheavals

By Isi Leibler

The shock waves triggered by Weinstein may well spur reform, creating a healthier society. A shakeup is needed. The sexual depravity that surrounds us is sickening and utterly condemned by Judaism and reflect a decadent and corrupt society reminiscent of the Sodom and Gomorrah

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The UNASKED Question About anti-Semitism in America

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

There seems to be a tendency by many Jews to brush aside, downplay or even ignore Jew-hatred from some Muslims motivated by aggressive mosques or interpretations of Islam.

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Aliya as an Act of Faith

By Michael Freund

Without realizing it, each of the Bnei Menashe, and every other Jew who returns to this land, is conferring a blessing on us all by bolstering our collective existence both demographically and spiritually.

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The Biggest Terror Enabler in the World

By Alan Joseph Bauer

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson can fantasize about peace in the Middle East, but his shielding of the ones who tried to kill us and my fellow US terror victim plaintiffs will not help bring peace.

Headline / Op-Eds

Palestinians: If You Do Not Give Us Everything, We Cannot Trust You

By Bassam Tawil

The Palestinians have made up their mind: The Trump peace plan is bad because it does not force Israel to give the Palestinians everything--99% is just not enough.

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Sadat and Me in Jerusalem 40 Years Ago

By Lenny Ben-David

The author, Lenny Ben-David, while working for AIPAC went to Jerusalem for Sadat’s electrifying visit, and filed this dispatch, “Cautious Optimism in Jerusalem”

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IDF Clashes with Syrian Army in the Golan

By Israel Rising

The actions by the Syrian forces while not severe from a military standpoint, represent a serious escalation

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Former Israeli General and ex-State Dept Official Clash Over Peace Obstacles

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Former US Mideast policy adviser Aaron David Miller praised Jimmy. Carter, James Baker, and Kissinger as “the only American leaders who understood that you have to use not just honey, but also a fair amount of vinegar” in dealing with Israel.

Headline / Op-Eds

When Was the "Palestinian People" Created? Google Has the Answer.

By Gatestone Institute

All people born in British Mandatory Palestine between 1923-1948 (today's Israel) had "Palestine" stamped on their passports. The Arabs were offended when they were called Palestinians: "We are not Palestinians, we are Arabs. The Palestinians are the Jews".

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Radical Members of Congress Oppose Israel Arresting Teen Terrorists

By Stephen M. Flatow

The real abuse that Betty McCollum and her Gang of Nine should be investigating is the constant effort by the Palestinian Authority (PA) to incite minors to engage to murder Jews.

Op-Eds

France: Muslims In, Jews Out

By dvora

Hatred of Jews has become the gateway to "la France soumise" -- the submission of France. Anti-Semitism is devouring the French Republic.

Headline / Op-Eds

Is Anti-Semitism the Only Bigotry That’s Subject to Debate?

By David Gerstman

Sarsour and Vilkomerson have every reason to want a debate about anti-Semitism, it deflects from the fact that they, by definition, are promoting anti-Semitism. What we need is clarity, not debate.

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Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb on American Orthodoxy's 3 Greatest Problems

By Bennett Ruda

Rabbi Weinreb talks about the internal problems we in the Jewish community face as individuals--problems that are not getting any better: Discord; Disdain; Despair

Headline / Op-Eds

US Jews and Israel’s Right to Be Heard

By Evelyn Gordon

Effectively, many liberal American Jews declared that Israel had no right to make its views heard in America if doing so discomfited them.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Normalizing Anti-Semitism In Student Governments

By Richard L. Cravatts

Progressive students, in their own moral self-righteousness, have decided that the Palestinian statehood is a sacred cause. To even support Israel is to risk being deemed a racist, an imperialist, a tacit supporter of apartheid.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

John Kerry Justifies Terrorism

By Stephen M. Flatow

Kerry’s harsh criticism of Israel and suggesting that Israel is an apartheid state are well known. By justifying Palestinian terrorism against Israel, Kerry now has crossed a red line.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Qatar, Like Arafat, Finds A Few Jewish Friends

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Instead of changing their anti-Israel policies, Qatar has hired Jewish public relations experts in D.C. at a considerable cost to 're-Jew-venate' the gulf kingdom's image

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Why We Just Had Our Ninth Child

By Rabbi Pinchas Allouche

Why 9? Not because we are religious fanatics but because we know that, after all is said and done, our lives are defined not by what we take from society but what we give to it.

Headline / Op-Eds

Europe's Collusion in Palestinian Illegal Land Grab

By Guest Author

It's galling of the European Union to express "humanitarian" outrage at Israel for razing illegal structures in the West Bank -- while the EU is in league with Palestinian criminals who have been brazenly stealing Arab-owned land.

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"Allahu Akbar": Islamic Battle Cry

By Guest Author

"Allahu Akbar" means "Allah is greater" than any other god, empowering Muslims to feel superior to the rest of mankind. "Allahu Akbar" has, in fact, been a jihadist tool since the early years of Islam

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The Lone Wolf is the New Face of Terror — So Where's the Silver Bullet?

By Nitsana Darshan-Leitner

Those who naively boasted a few short weeks ago that “ISIS had been defeated,” must come to the realization that these sorts of low-tech attacks — Paris, London, Belgium, San Bernardino, Nice, Istanbul, Barcelona and Manhattan — are the new and deadly face of terrorism.

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Israel as a Strategic Asset of the West

By Colonel Richard Kemp

Despicably, as the Jews stood shoulder to shoulder with the British during WW II, Britain continued to restrict immigration into Palestine, that could have saved so many Jewish lives from extermination at the hands of the Nazis.

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The U.S. Middle East Peace Plan?

By Bassam Tawil

Abbas knows that he cannot come back to his people with anything less than what he promised them. He knows that his people have been radicalized to the point that they will not agree to any concessions or compromise with Israel.

Op-Eds

Normalizing anti-Semitism on Campus

By Richard L. Cravatts

Jewish students are now being indicted on campus not just for supporting Israel but for being Jewish.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Israel Threatened Military Action to Save an Enemy

By Evelyn Gordon

The Druze consider themselves to be and act as loyal Israelis in every respect, so Jewish Israelis consider themselves bound to show equal loyalty to the Druze.

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The Daily Californian Refuses to Publish My Response to an Anti-Semitic Op-Ed

By Alan M. Dershowitz

The editor is not merely criticizing Israel. He is deliberately lying about its actions and policies in order to delegitimize its very existence.

Op-Eds

Who’s Shutting Down the Debate on Israel?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

On campuses, those who speak up for the Jewish state are often the ones being shut up. The atmosphere at many, if not most institutions of higher learning is one of intense hostility to pro-Israel advocates

Op-Eds

The Potentially Existential Threat to Israel from “Palestine”

By Louis Rene Beres

Palestinian statehood could meaningfully enlarge the prospects of both mega-terror attacks and regional nuclear war.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

A Book That Frames Our Faith And Addresses Our Questions

By Rabbi Steven Weil

A hearty recommendation for "Reason to Believe," not only for those who struggle with our religion and faith but it will enhance the understanding of those without questions of faith.

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Confronting the Credibility Crisis

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

WHO can we trust? WHO is telling the truth?

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Trust…When It Counts

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Avraham’s message to Eliezer was: You are my CEO. I trust you with my possessions and my material wealth, with the blessings of this world – but not with my spiritual future or the spiritual future of my progeny. That is why he made Eliezer take the oath.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

American Jews Trying To Save Gaza Tunnel Terrorists

By Stephen M. Flatow

Adalah doesn’t hide its agenda. It's openly and proudly against Israel. No, it’s the New Israel Fund that’s doing the hiding. Buried deep in the NIF brochure was a passing reference to Adalah as one of the NIF-supported “human rights organizations”

Op-Eds / From the Paper

I’m Not Ignoring You, Mom

By Rabbi Chaim Bruk

I’m not ignoring my beloved mom. I simply stopped mourning my loss, as her life is now instilled in our children, whom we will raise in the way she would have loved – with manners, respect, and a healthy Jewish identity.

Op-Eds / Parsha / From the Paper

The Jewish Journey

By Rabbi Yitzchok Fingerer

Avraham and Sarah ended up in the land of Canaan. Canaan? The most debased and decadent society! Yet, there Avraham and Sarah build their destiny and shape world history. Canaan actually held the key to Avraham and Sarah's redemption.

Op-Eds

Balfour and the Jewish Magna Carta

By Michael Freund

the Balfour Declaration is the modern equivalent of the Jewish Magna Carta, constituting a recognition by the powerful of the rights of the powerless.

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Mahmoud Abbas Should Endorse the Balfour Declaration

By Efraim Karsh

100 years ago with the Balfour Declaration, the international community, including the world’s foremost Muslim power, the head of the pan-Arab movement, and most Palestinian Arabs, accepted the legitimacy of Jewish statehood.

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Congratulations to Balfour Declaration on 100th Anniversary!

By Dovid Ben-Meir

Balfour believed that the Christian world owed the Jewish nation a morale debt and he felt that what he had been able to do for the Jews had been the most important action of his life.

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The Balfour Declaration and Palestinian Denial

By David Gerstman

The Palestinian objection to the Balfour Declaration is enshrined in its national charter, “The Balfour Declaration, the Mandate for Palestine, and everything that has been based upon them, are deemed null and void.”

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Nothing called a 'Palestinian people' in 1917 says Palestinian historian

By Palestinian Media Watch

"Before the Balfour Promise (i.e., Declaration) when the Ottoman rule ended (1517-1917), Palestine's political borders as we know them today did not exist, and there was nothing called a Palestinian people

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Administering the Temple Mount Is a Privilege, Not a Right

By BESA CENTER

The administrative management of this place of worship, holy for Judaism and Islam, should provide hospitality, dignity, and security to all law-abiding visitors and sincere worshippers respectful of the place, without religious, racial, or political discrimination.

Headline / Op-Eds / From the Paper

Rabbi Meir Kahane: Noble And Iconoclastic Firebrand

By Meir Jolovitz

A tribute to the great Rav and longtime columnist for the Jewish Press. May his memory be a blessing and may we learn from his prescient teachings.

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Yoni Hikind to the Rescue

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Yoni Hikind's yeshiva was the perfect fit for boys that didn't seem to fit anywhere else.

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Iran’s war, America’s shame, in Kurdistan

By Ben Cohen

For all of Trump’s bluster about Iran, he chose appeasement; thus the Kurds are plunged into crisis once more. The current plight of the Kurds is nothing other than a Western, and especially American, disgrace.

Op-Eds

Will Palestinian Reconciliation Reduce Hamas’ Cash Flow?

By Evelyn Gordon

The primary reason Hamas agreed to the reconciliation deal with the PA was its desire to shed responsibility for Gaza’s civilian needs so it could resume focusing on its military wing.

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UN launches 'Unprecedented' $1.3 billion anti-Israel Legal Campaign

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The UN and the PA recently signed an accord promising that the U.N. will advise the PA how to hold Israel accountable for alleged violations of international law. The document will come into effect Jan. 1, 2018. Happy New Year!

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Turks, Arabs Welcomed the Balfour Declaration

By Efraim Karsh

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict evolved in spite of the Balfour Declaration, not because of it.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Why Are Former State Department Officials Who Pressured Israel Speaking At A Zionist Event?

By Stephen M. Flatow

The Balfour Declaration affirmed the Jewish right to the Land of Israel. Yet lead conference speakers, Miller and Ross, have devoted much of their professional lives to undermining and restricting Israel’s rights to Jerusalem and Judea-Samaria.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Torah Legacy Of Rabbi Nosson Scherman

By Alan Jay Gerber

A compilation of essays that originally appeared as overviews to ArtScroll’s commentaries on the Book of Bereishis, all authored by one of the greatest Torah commentators of our time, Rabbi Nosson Scherman.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Focusing On Jewish Continuity In An Age Of Uncertainty

By Eliana Sohn

The author shares a needed dose of reality. "We’ve neglected to pass along a critical component of living as a Jew: Life doesn’t come with guarantees."

Op-Eds / From the Paper

A Friend In Need…

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

With Avraham’s circumcision and their divine covenant--bris--established for all time, there was no longer a relationship of "formailty," between Avraham and HaShem, there was a new intimacy--a friendship.

Op-Eds

Yes, That Cartoon of Me Was Anti-Semitic

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Not surprisingly, it was only an op-ed writer for the Forward who not only denied that the imagery was anti-Semitic, but actually justified it. Would the Forward publish an op-ed that justified comparable images of women, blacks or gays?

Op-Eds

Why Don't Media Treat Islamist Terror Attacks Like White Supremacist Terror Attacks?

By Ben Shapiro

Isn’t radical Islam just as horrifying as white supremacism? And isn’t white supremacism just as statistically non-representative of Confederate flag-owners throughout the South as radical Islam is of observant Muslims across the country?

Headline / Op-Eds

Palestinian Normalization -- With Hamas, Not Israel

By Bassam Tawil

Why do many Palestinians prefer peace with Hamas? Because they identify with Hamas's dream of destroying Israel and killing Jews. It may be an unpleasant a truth, but that is the bottom line.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Beauty Of Jewish Unity

By Allen Fagin

After each Yom Tov, we walk away with a renewed connection to our families that carries us over from festival to festival, from year to year, generation to generation.

Featured / Op-Eds

An Anti-Semitic Caricature of Me Generates No Criticism from Berkeley Hard Left

By Alan M. Dershowitz

For these radicals, it is not about what Israel does; it is about what Israel is: the nation state of the Jewish people. To many on the hard left, Israel is an imperialistic, apartheid, genocidal, and colonialist enterprise that must be destroyed.

Headline / Op-Eds

Just What Were The Jews Doing in Then-Palestine Before The Balfour Declaration?

By Bennett Ruda

The Balfour Declaration was not addressed to a foreign group, giving them permission to enter the land. On the contrary, it was recognition of what Jews -- who have an indigenous connection to the land -- had already accomplished and would continue to develop.

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Commemorating the ANZAC Liberation of Beersheba

By Isi Leibler

800 Australian light horsemen attacked Beersheba brandishing bayonets, galloped directly into machine-gun fire, many dismounting and engaging in hand-to-hand combat, surprising the Turks who did not imagine that the Australians would act so brazenly

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The Enemy of My Enemy

By Isi Leibler

Due to the international animus against us, it is time for Israel to overcome inhibitions and intensify efforts to actively seek out alliances, with nondemocratic states or even those whose viewpoints on various issues we strongly oppose.

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Who Is Trying to Stall the Greater Jerusalem Bill?

By Israel Rising

Bibi throwing his coalition issues back at Trump may work in the short-term, but Israel’s need to move forward in annexing municipalities in order to properly administer the Jewish population in and around Jerusalem will not go away

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Israel Must Recognize An Independent State of Kurdistan

By Ariel Natan Pasko

Israel should pro-actively support the legitimate aspirations of the oppressed minorities – the indigenous peoples – of the Middle East and North Africa, like the Kurds and Berbers, and build alliances with them.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Names, Shames, Stereotypes, And Blames

By Harvey Rachlin

My name. “Harvey” has been getting a bad rap in the media lately, but it doesn’t bother me because I know wiser minds look at the person behind the name rather than the name itself.

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An Open Letter to George Washington's Parish

By Robert Klein

Perhaps those who believe George Washington makes them feel "unsafe" are ignorant of how his positions on slavery evolved.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Turn That Frown Upside Down

By Sarah N. Pachter

The Orchot Tzaddikim writes that when we do a mitzvah with a smile, it is worth a thousand times more than when we do it without one. So, with an easy and pleasant investment, the reward is immense

Op-Eds / From the Paper

Israel’s ‘New Conditions’ Are 20 Years Old — And The PA Already Accepted Them

By Stephen M. Flatow

The only reason Netanyahu is bringing up “new conditions” is because they are in fact "old promises" from agreements two decades old that were never kept by the PA

Op-Eds

Beware of the Ultras

By Rabbi Yonason Goldson

For those who identify as observant Jews, as children of Torah, and as students of the sages, it is inexcusably perverse to embrace the tactics of the street in order to defend a lifestyle of spiritual and moral refinement.

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