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Jordan Reportedly Furious Over Palestinian Reconciliation Deal

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Add Jordan to the list of those who view the supposed reconciliation with concern and doubts.

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The Embassy, the NIF, and the US-Israeli Jewish Divide

By Evelyn Gordon

Previously, a Jewish organization spouting anti-Israel canards or advocating Israel boycotts would have been as toxic among US Jews as it was among Israelis. Today’s NIF instead has broad support among US Jewry, revealing the great divide between US and Israeli Jews

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Israel-Bashing, Biased Historian David Myers Should NOT Head Center for Jewish History

By Morton A. Klein

The Center for Jewish History should be led by an honest, carefully accurate historian or other executive – not by hostile-to-Israel propagandist David N. Myers.

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East & West Palestine or Hamastan vs. Fatahland

By Ariel Natan Pasko

No longer does Israel have to "pick its poison." The Palestinian unity agreement blends the two, and the world (including the US) is pressuring Israel to drink it.

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David N. Myers: One Can Be a Racist Even With Black Friends

By Ronn Torossian

Myers radicalism is well known, and he is certainly entitled to his opinions but he is trying to save his job, but must not be permitted to.

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Liberal Jews and that Inconvenient Israeli Consensus

By Jonathan S. Tobin

While liberal consensus deems Netanyahu a problem, do they ask WHY he was elected prime minister 4 times. The answer is simple: There exists a broad consensus within Israeli society contradicting the assumptions held by most American Jews

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Hillel at the Crossroads-Part V: Feud Resolution or Escalation

By Edwin Black

The sides are clearly defined: It is either Hillel International's version of the story--or everyone else's

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Before Netanyahu vs. Obama There Was Netanyahu vs FDR

By Bennett Ruda

One could argue that the 1944 presidential election was the beginning of the bi-partisan support for Israel that despite its ups and downs continues to this day.with Benzion Netanyahu, Bibi's father, influencing the Republican platform

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Westerners: Guilty of Reading the News

By Douglas Murray

Hypothetically, if large numbers of Eastern Europeans started to export terrorism globally, a majority of the public in a country might call for increased security checks on people of Eastern European origin not from racism but solely because the public merely followed the news

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History Repeating: Jewish Voice for Britain's Labour Party

By David Collier

The deployment of a number of Jews to take Corbyn's social revolution to the 'Jewish masses' are to deflect accusations of anti-Semitism. The number is tiny but their voices are amplified out of all proportion

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The World is Waiting for Us

By Shmuel Sackett

In the first conversation HaShem had with him, Avraham was told to live in Israel, or in modern terms, make Aliyah.

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Lectures of the Fat and Happy

By Noah Rothman

An economic overview at the United Nations-and the hypocrites that pontificate there.

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Chaos in Jerusalem

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

I have no words to describe my contempt for the "Rabbinic" leaders of the Peleg, who -- in their unbelievable arrogance and shortsightedness -- have stood by and not only allowed but ENCOURAGED this desecration of G-d, including fighting police and army, while in turn often calling them murderers and Nazis for simply trying to move them out of the way of traffic.

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Speaker at Center for Jewish History Violently Denounces Israel

By Stephen M. Flatow

I am not suggesting that people who attack Israel should be deprived of their right to free speech. The question I am raising is whether mainstream Jewish community institutions should provide platforms for those who attack the Jewish state.

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Justice Needed for American Victims of Palestinian Terrorism

By Michael Freund

Given America's leverage with the Palestinians, as well as the vast capabilities of US intelligence, it beggars the imagination to believe that Washington cannot be doing more to go after Palestinian terrorists with American blood on their hands.

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Giuliani, Arafat, And The Meaning Of Leadership

By Jason Maoz

Arafat has a good sense of humor, said a Jewish organizational spokesman.

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Standing Up to Censorship at the Jordan Option Conference

By Rachel Avraham

Rachel Avraham, condemned the oppression of dissidents and other human rights abuses within the Hashemite Kingdom while delivering a talk at the Jordan Option Conference now speaks out against the censorship surrounding the conference.

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Mind-blowing EU CHUTZPAH!

By David Weinberg

First the EU builds illegal settlements in defiance of Israel, then it demands that Israel pay for these offenses when Israel acts against them. How much more contemptuous can you get than that?

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Belgium and Norway--but not US-- Act Against Palestinian Incitement

By Stephen M. Flatow

Norway and Belgium, in at least one important respect, have gone much further than the US in confronting the problem of Palestinian incitement against Israel--and they are not known for their love of Israel

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Stephen Paddock Gives Mental Illness A Bad Name

By David Mandel

Let's label Paddock for what he was: A diabolically evil person not a person suffering from mental illness.

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President Trump Did the Right Thing by Walking Away from UNESCO — for Now

By Alan M. Dershowitz

By withdrawing from UNESCO – again – President Trump is sending a powerful message to the international community: that we will no longer tolerate international organizations that serve as forums for Jew-bashing.

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Religious Liberty For Me But Not For Thee

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Rather than aiding bigotry, Trump is standing up for a principle that Jews ought to be defending: Religious liberty

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Move Over, Sandy Koufax

By Shmuel Sackett

While NFL players are running away from their country and refusing to stand during the national anthem, Israel’s professional athletes are doing the complete opposite! They are connecting to their nation and showing just how proud they are to be Jewish.

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Fatah-Hamas Reconciliation: A Fusion Of Evils

By Isi Leibler

Trump should proclaim that unless Israel’s adversaries are ready to cease their incitement and condemn terrorism, the U.S. will no longer tolerate those who pay lip service to peace while encouraging and financing mass murder.

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Hillel at the Crossroads: Accusations of Intimidation in Boston

By Edwin Black

“Hillel International is selling out the students. I watch International Hillel sell out the [chapter] buildings." “Once the university owns the building, there is no way the local Hillel can keep out anti-Israel students because the building is now university property.”

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Why There Is No Peace in the Middle East

By Gatestone Institute

Peace is not possible in the Middle East because values and goals other than peace are more important to Middle Easterners. Most important are loyalty to kin, clan, and cult, and the honor that is won by such loyalty.

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Trump Should Demand an End to the Arab Boycott of Israel

By Michael Freund

Trump can make history with a simple yet firm demand from America's ostensible Arab allies: if you are serious about peace with Israel, then drop the boycott once and for all.

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Balfour Declaration Centenary--and Calls for its Boycott by the Guardian

By Richard Millett

Though the Balfour Declaration is ambiguous--it does not define exactly where “in Palestine…a national home for the Jewish people” would be--the original League of Nations British Mandate for Palestine included what is now Israel, Jordan, the West Bank and Gaza for Jewish settlement

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Palestinian Unification Must Honor Palestinian Commitments

By Amb. Alan Baker

Before naively and blindly welcoming any such inter-Palestinian unification, serious international leaders should insist and ascertain that the basic components for positive unification are included in any unification agreement.

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Palestinian Terrorists: 64; Koby Mandell Act: 0

By Bennett Ruda

The result of the Koby Mandell Act was the creation of the Office of Justice for Victims of Overseas Terrorism (OVT). The record of the OVT is horrendous with ZERO prosecutions brought against Palestinians who have murdered Americans

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Netanyahu, Tell the World the Truth!

By Ariel Natan Pasko

No matter what the Israeli government decides to do, it has no Religious Legitimacy in Judaism. No Israeli leader or government has the moral, historical, or spiritual right to take away parts of the Promised Land from the Jewish People and give it to others.

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The Coming Confrontation Between Israel and Iran

By Elliott Abrams

Whatever the debate over the JCPOA, there may well be a broader consensus in the administration that Iran’s growing military role in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and elsewhere in the region must be countered.

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Here A Fascist, There A Fascist, Everywhere A Fascist

By Richard L. Cravatts

The hysteria, and evident delusion, over the perceived sudden resurgence of fascism and the subsequent demonization of anyone who expresses conservative thought, supports Trump, or refuses to cave to the thrall of identity politics and political correctness on campuses, has given campus activists a new and potent tool in their campaign against any ideas they do not like –meaning, of course, any ideas that challenge their preconceived and leftist notions.

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Gun Safety Is Our Issue Too

By Dr. Michael J. Salamon

Since Columbine, mass shootings have become much more deadly. NO ONE should have access to a gun without proper screening and training--and, outside of the military, NO ONE should have assault weapons

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An Anti-Semitic Smear Gets Another Hearing

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Those who want to besmirch Israel’s supporters as undermining U.S. interests without being rightly labeled as anti-Semites are fooling no one.

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The Greatest Libel Since the Blood Libel

By Dennis Prager

That America today oppresses minorities and women is as far from the truth as was the claim that Jews used Christian blood for matzah. Indeed, no country in the world is so accepting of minorities as fellow citizens as America.

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Humanitarian Crises Can Be Good News for Gaza

By Evelyn Gordon

Ironically, all three Hamas-Israel wars of the past decade might have been averted had the international community not tried so hard to “protect” Gaza’s civilian population.

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Ongoing Kulturkampf with the ultra-Orthodox

By Isi Leibler

If current trends are sustained, haredi growth as a percentage of Israel’s total population is expected to be 14% in 2024 and 27% in 2050, when haredim will account for 35% of the total Jewish population.

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Palestinian Human Rights -- and Wrongs

By Michael Freund

The Palestinian Authority has treated detainees in ways that even the most infamous of Mafia gangsters would find appalling.

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How Palestine “Occupies” Itself

By Asaf Romirowsky

On the one hand, the Palestinians claim the Israeli “occupation” makes serious negotiations with Israel impossible. On the other, they claim the “occupation” makes the development of local institutions and civil society impossible.

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Center for Jewish History Hosting Jewish Voices for Peace Events

By Ronn Torossian

Jewish Voices for Peace, Mr. Fishback, David N. Myers, and the American Jewish Historical Society have the right to their opinions. They, however, should not be 'leaders' in the normative Jewish community.

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Israel Courts Shield Hamas Officials from Consequences

By Evelyn Gordon

In reality, the implications of this case are broad, because if even swearing allegiance to a foreign government on behalf of a terrorist organization committed to Israel’s destruction isn’t enough to make a Palestinian lose his Israeli residency and its attendant benefits, what on earth would be?

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Stepping Forward, or Backward, in Jerusalem?

By David Weinberg

Cutting Arab neighborhoods in the east and north out of Jerusalem’s municipal jurisdiction is a bad idea; a slippery slope towards a full-scale political division of the city. Either Israel rules effectively, generously and fully in greater Jerusalem, for all residents, or it doesn’t.

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Palestinian "Reconciliation": Hamas Free to Fight but Now Abbas Accountable

By Bassam Tawil

Abbas's new partnership with Hamas means that from this moment on, the Palestinian Authority (PA) president should be held responsible for everything that takes place inside the Gaza Strip.

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The Female Jihadi

By Tabitha Korol

Linda Sarsour: Poster-girl for damage done to the female psyche by a strict Islamic upbringing

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Long Before Hamas, FDR Was Calling For Jihad Using Stones And Knives

By Bennett Ruda

Whether adopting The Muslim terminology, like the US or adapting and remaking Islam as the Nazis attempted, a lot of effort was put into winning over the Muslims as part of the WWII effort.

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Where Is The Jewish Response To Monuments Of Anti-Semites?

By Harvey Rachlin

We live in a time where 'heroes' are being reconsidered in a 'PC' prism leading to statues being felled. But where is the public remonstrance against the celebrated anti-Semites of history?

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Israel's Sandy Koufax

By Michael Freund

As a representative of Israel, Dudi Sela made up his mind that he would not play on the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. His decision is all the more impressive because he is not particularly religious.

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Poland 2017: Tears And Tribute

By Ettie Kryksman

We Jews are alive and thriving, Baruch Hashem. At each memorial in Poland we were uplifted by the sight of the blue and white flags of the state of Israel, placed there as reminders: “Never again.”

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Children’s Shots And The Maccabees’ Shields

By Ann Diament Koffsky

Year after year, I strategized: How far in advance should I tell them the kids the dreaded shots were coming? Regardless of when, I always had lollipops in my pocket

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Interpol and the Palestinians: Where’s a Cop When you Need One?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The international community just gave the Good Housekeeping seal of approval to those who traffic in terrorism, by welcoming the Palestinian Authority into INTERPOL

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No, This Isn't The Time To Talk Gun Control. Here Are 3 Reasons Why.

By Ben Shapiro

Passion doesn’t make policy good or worthwhile. And injecting emotional accusations into the process never makes policy — or the country — better.

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Trump's "New" Israeli-Palestinian Peace Plan Was Tried by Netanyahu 8 Years Ago

By Bennett Ruda

Regardless of the similarities to the previous "economic peace" plan, the concept itself is fairly new and for that reason alone there is reason for patience, if not a bit of hope, for progress

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The Case for Kurdish Independence

By Alan M. Dershowitz

No one who supports statehood for the Palestinians can morally oppose Kurdish independence. But they do, because it is double-standard hypocrisy, and not morality, that frames the debate over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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The Big Middle East Lie

By Bassam Tawil

The conflict is about Israel's existence in the Middle East. It's about the abiding interest in the Arab and Islamic world to destroy Israel and murder Jews.

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5 Tips for Businesses in the New Year

By Guest Author

Whether you’ve had a great year in business, or not, here are a few things to consider for the New Year:

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Boycotting Any Part of Israel Is Boycotting ALL Israel

By Hank Sheinkopf, George Birnbaum, Ronn Torossian

Is boycotting “over the green line” akin to a full boycott of Israel? The clear answer, according to Israeli Law, Scarlett Johansson and leaders across the political spectrum is "YES!"

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The Lancet: How an Anti-Israel Propaganda Platform was Turned Around

By Gerald Steinberg

The Lancet is one of the most influential medical journals in the world, and for many years, was a voice for anti-Israeli demonization campaigns under the façade of science and medicine. It’s remarkable reversal is unparalleled among major platforms used in anti-Israel demonization campaigns

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What is Behind the Refusal to Stand for the Anthem?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

It is worth wondering if the battles over the anthem are more the natural outcome of a popular culture that no longer teaches Western values or requires either a draft or any kind of national service.

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Israeli Identity: What Has Changed This Year?

By BESA CENTER

This year, when Israeli Jews assemble for high holiday prayers, as they hear the voice of the shofar and the hush of “Unetanneh Tokef,” they will be haunted by an issue that has intensified over the past year: the struggle over Israeli identity.

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Modern Orthodoxy In Crisis: Synthesizing Religion And 21st-Century Identity

By Dr. Moshe Krakowski

PBL (problem- or project-based learning as both are called) is a learning theory positing that as people learn, their minds actively connect new knowledge to pre-existing knowledge and build complex knowledge structures.

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More Of My Personal Story

By Marina Tiemkin Davidovsky

Marina's story is truly an inspiration to all those who desire to understand what motivated Jews in Russia to seek their right to emigrate.

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An Indecent Proposal From An Ex-State Dept. Official

By Stephen M. Flatow

The Makovsky Plan resurrects the old State Department approach of forcing Israel to do something that is virtually irreversible, while requiring the Palestinians to do something that is easily reversible.

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Severely Flawed New Campus Study Claims Little anti-Semitism on Campus

By Bennett Ruda

Do attacks on Jews suddenly have to be worse than those on other minorities in order to be considered anti-Semitism? Must they be physical and not just verbal or political? Why should there be a different bar that Jews must pass?

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Contrived Controversy: Drone Report Has Zero Impact on Israeli-Azerbaijani Ties

By Jacob Kamaras

With extensive diplomatic, economic, and defense ties, Israel and Azerbaijan have been “showing the world” a blueprint for interfaith and intercultural tolerance since they embarked on a deep bilateral relationship 25 years ago

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Who Is the Real Threat to Free Speech?

By Noah Rothman

Trump is an awful steward of the powers of the presidency, but he has not yet abused his power to censor his opponents. The ostensibly powerless on campus, however, absolutely have

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Trump Tries a New Tack on the Peace Process

By Evelyn Gordon

Perhaps Palestinians keep saying no simply because doing so has proven effective in securing more concessions. And if that’s the case, then reversing this perverse set of incentives by telling them they stand to lose from intransigence rather than gain by it could actually be effective.

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MAGA and DACA

By Bruce Abramson and Jeff Ballabon

The need to fix immigration has been clear for decades. It seems that Trump is nudging Congressional leaders towards a common-sense deal capable of generating broad bipartisan support: dramatically increased border security coupled with an embrace of those whom we have already vetted carefully.

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Good Nationalism and Bad Nationalism

By Dovid Ben-Meir

Why doesn't the world support an independent state for the Kurdish people as they do for the supposed Palestinians? Is it because those preventing the Kurds from being free are not Israel, but Muslims – Turks, Arabs and Iranians?

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Building on ‘Strong’ Bond, U.S. Opens First PERMANENT Military Base in Israel

By Yaakov Lappin

The committed partnership of both countries is key to enabling the U.S. base to function smoothly in an Israeli military facility

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“Like-Minded” Dictatorships and the United Nations

By Elliott Abrams

Why can’t the UN get more done to promote freedom? Because so many member states are themselves dictatorships that engage in horrible human rights violations—and they stick together

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The True Enemies of the Palestinians

By Bassam Tawil

The agreement absolves Hamas of financial responsibilities towards its constituents in the Gaza Strip. The resumption of PA funds to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip will allow Hamas to redirect its resources and energies to building up its military capabilities in preparation for war with Israel.

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Plame Knew What She Was Tweeting

By Alan M. Dershowitz

What the hard right and hard left share in common is special bigotry toward Jews: the neo-Nazi right hates the Jewish people; and the hard left hates the nation state of the Jewish people and those Jews who support it

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Inspiring Newsmakers of 5777

By Jacob Kamaras

JNS spotlights high-profile individuals who made a positive difference—sometimes in unexpected ways—during the Jewish calendar year of 5777.

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Is Davening A Challenge?

By Dr. Rivkah Teitz Blau

Once you are aware of WHY we are able to daven, you will think about the meaning of what you’re saying. Then davening becomes an opportunity to clarify our relationship with God.

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Facing a Challenging New Year

By Isi Leibler

Israel has never been in a stronger position, globally and domestically, thriving in every respect—economically, politically and militarily. Yet, we now realize that the apparent decline of the world’s most ancient hatred in the wake of the Shoah was illusionary.

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The Intrigue Of The Akeidah

By Bob Margulies

I would like to suggest another approach to the akeidah narrative, one that perhaps ties the essence of the akeidah to Rosh Hashanah, and is alluded to within the tefillah itself.

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Who By Water

By Michael Feldstein

I attempted to look at the words more metaphorically: Who shall be tormented by the fire of ambition … who shall hunger for companionship … who shall thirst for approval … who shall be strangled by insecurity … who shall be plagued by the pressures of conformity. It made more sense to me that way, as it broadened the scope of the potential universe.

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This Rosh Hashanah, I Count My Blessings

By Yehudah Meth

On September 2, right after reciting Havdalah, I received a call informing me that New York State Assemblyman Mike Simanowitz had died after a battle with cancer. Mike was 46, a good man by every account. We weren’t friends, but I’d worked with and interacted with him enough to like him quite a lot and to […]

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Don't Make Aliyah Because of a Hurricane

By Shmuel Sackett

I want Jews to come home because their lives are not complete outside Israel. I want Jews to come home, regardless if they keep Mitzvot or not, because that is where the Jewish family lives… and families stay together.

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The Moral Panic of 2017

By Michael Lumish

So, my question to the progressive-left today is, just what the hell do you want?

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Kissinger's Analysis of Mideast is Full of Loopholes

By Gatestone Institute

Finally, Kissinger's biggest error, perhaps, is the assumption that the only choice the Middle East has, at least in Syria and Iraq, is between Isis and Iran--the "caliphate" in Raqqa and the "imamate" in Tehran.

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9 Challenges Confronting Israel

By Isi Leibler

The government should introduce tougher legislation to prosecute those engaged in sedition, sabotaging the Jewish state and promoting our destruction. The Arab parties in particular, must be countered. They are anti-Zionist

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The West Betrays U.S. Heroes Who Prevented Another 9/11

By dvora

The most important lesson: Our spies and officials involved in the war against Islamic terrorism, like those who prevented another 9/11, now fear not only the wrath of the jihadists, but also the witch hunt of our media and judicial system.

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David Myers: Wrong Choice for Center for Jewish History

By Cinnamon Stillwell

When a respected and apolitical institution like the New York-based Center for Jewish History (CJH) hires an anti-Israel academic to be its new CEO and president, something has gone terribly wrong.

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Problem with High Holiday Sermon

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Today, many synagogues are increasingly blurring the line between their activities and politics, rabbis must ponder just how far they want to go in either venting their own opinions or pandering to the prejudices of their audiences.

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LEFT WING LOSES IT: Calls Rabbi a KKK Supporter

By Israel Rising

What Rabbi Ben Packer and Aryeh King are doing, is not only just, but acts as a reminder that the Jewish people have returned home and don’t plan on leaving again.

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Germany Redefines Most anti-Semitism Out of Existence

By Evelyn Gordon

Far-right anti-Semitism is, of course, real. But so are left-wing and Islamic anti-Semitism. And by pretending the latter two don’t exist, the German government has made it impossible to combat those types of anti-Semitism effectively.

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Hillel at the Crossroads Part III: NEU Hillel Protests “Fear-Based Tactics”

By Edwin Black

Hillel International’s view was that the dispute with NEU Hillel was anomalous -- one negative case out of what officials described as “a thousand positive cases” to be found throughout Boston and the rest of the country.

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The Disappearing Jews

By Shmuel Sackett

There are 5.5 million Jews in America today and experts believe that in 20 years, that number will be 2.5 million – a loss of 3,000,000 Jews! The first thing we need to do is figure out a way to cure this epidemic

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Abbas at the UN Again: Who Cares?

By David Weinberg

What difference does it make whether Abbas gives a “moderate” speech at the UN next week? His obstructionism is constant and guaranteed

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Where Does Israel Fit in a Jewish Future Without Faith?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

the idea that a growing demographic in which Jewish traditions, law and faith is absent can sustain support for Israel is laughable.

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An Appreciation Of Life: Preparing For Rosh Hashanah

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

My near-death experience taught me the hard way that every moment we live on this earth must never be taken for granted. Life is a gift from God and it is up to us to make the most of each day.

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Goodbye To The Mystery

By Rabbi Dr. Naphtali Hoff

A gap year in Israel no longer means a gap in real time communication with your child learning in Israel

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Of Homemade Soup And Jewish History

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

Soup can be much more than Jewish penicillin- 0r it can be an introduction that leads to a shidduch or Jewish political activism. Who knew?

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The Fundamental Mitzvah

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

In view of the current world upheavals – North Korea, storms of epic proportions, etc. – it would be well to strengthen our observance of Ahavas Yisrael and mitzvos between man and man. The Torah guarantees longevity in this world for observing such mitzvos.

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ZOA Opposes Tillerson Decision to “Return” Jewish Artifacts to Iraq

By Morton A. Klein

The ZOA urges Tillerson and the State Department to immediately reverse their immoral decision, and to return these Iraqi Jewish artifacts to their rightful Jewish owners: Iraqi Jewish families

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HURRICANE RELIEF: Welcome Young People from Texas and Florida to Study in Israel

By David Bedein

An interesting win-win idea for the displaced Jews of the area of Houston and Florida devastated by the hurricanes.

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Teshuvah, Bitachon, And Learning From Hard Knocks

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

Wherever God places us is for the best, that if we trust in Him and only Him, our lives will have joy, contentment, meaning, and purpose. Our family hopes to finally move to Eretz Yisrael after Sukkos, and I am confident that this year helped prepare me for some yet-to-be-accomplished worthy things.

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The Political Renaissance of the Right

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

The time when the Israeli Right lagged behind the Israeli Left and sufficed with defensive responses and with stating what not to do, is over.

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