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Israeli Insanity

By Gil Solomon

What would Putin do were his country to be faced with constant rocket barrages from over the border?

Op-Eds / Israel At War: Operation Protective Edge

Prospects Of Peace In Gaza Strip Bleak

By Jagdish N. Singh

World leaders proposed a cessation of hostilities; a return to the Nov. 2012 ceasefire agreement.

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Yet Another Fundamental Difference Between Us and Them

By Louie V. Yadua

We hit their missiles in mid-air with computer-guided projectiles invented and built by Jews' between rounds of rigorous scientific education or yeshiva study.

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Hamas Reaps Benefits From Terror

By Jonathan S. Tobin

How will all this end? Hamas seems to think it will be Netanyahu who will blink first.

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Recognizing Moral Distinctions

By Farley Weiss

There is a major moral distinction that needs to be taken into account when one considers the murders of Israeli teens Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar, and Naftali Frankel and the murder of Palestinian teen Muhammad Abu Khdeir. The difference is that the Palestinian Authority has embraced such mass murderers as heroes and Israel punishes all […]

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Special-Needs Parents See Path Forward

By Jeff Leb

"a groundbreaking shift toward equitable and efficient treatment of our most vulnerable children"

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Modeling Faith And Love

By David M. Weinberg

"After all, we must remember that God isn’t our ‘employee.’ He doesn't always do as we wish.”

Op-Eds / Gaza / Hamas / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Islamists / Rockets from Gaza / Israel At War: Operation Protective Edge

An Open Letter to Hamas

By Meir Halevi Siegel

Israelis dodge bullets to become leaders in nearly all fields. Palestinians use aid money to build rocket launchers.

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Comfort From Heaven

By Faigie Heiman

Water: a fluid with life-giving force, a thin liquid even a trickle of which can assure survival. Crops, fields, land, people – we all need water. We need water for growth, for purity, for beauty, for subsistence. What do we do when water sources are depleted? We have learned not to behave like the young […]

Op-Eds / Moshe Feiglin

Response To The Murders Of Our Sons

By Moshe Feiglin

Immediately end the occupation and declare Israeli sovereignty over the entire Jewish Homeland.

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Obama's Narcissistic Delusions about Peace in the Mideast

By Lauri Regan

On which planet is Obama living on when making ridiculous pronouncements on the Middle East?

Op-Eds / Israel / Gaza / Israel At War: Operation Protective Edge

To Win This War, Israelis Must Believe in Justice of Zionism

By Meir Halevi Siegel

Common denominator across all Israel's wars is failure to believe in the historic and moral justice of Zionism.

Op-Eds / Elder of Ziyon

What Reporters Need to Know During Operation Protective Edge

By Elder of Ziyon

Beware of the "creative license" reporters and spokespeople take to claim maximal harm to Gazans by Israel.

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No, Not All Mothers are the Same

By Moshe Phillips and Benyamin Korn

Mothers of Palestinian terrorists, not the mothers of Israel, are like the mother of Sisera.

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God on Trial

By Rabbi Stewart Weiss

We have our tasks to perform; God has His. If either strays the other reserves the right to protest.

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I Believe in the Jewish People

By Shalom Bear

The fires we lit were for memorial candles, and not firebombs. We are not the same.

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Our Boys; Our Values

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

A mother's request for Israel: Sustain the Achdut and Ahavat Yisrael.

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The Day After: Making A Commitment To Daf HaYomi

By Rabbi Moshe Meir Weiss

I desperately want to convince the reader to set aside any other plans next Wednesday bite the bullet and start with us the new Talmudic cycle.

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The Admor who Sits in Bavel and Sees a Carcass in Eretz Yisrael

By Rav Shlomo Aviner

Rav Aviner answers the Admor of Satmar, who dwells in the Exile, and claimed the murder of the boys was punishment for the teens learning in the "Settlements" and blames the parents for sending them to learn there.

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The Tragic Farce Of Israeli ‘Confidence-Building Measures’

By Daniel Mandel

Confidence building measures have proven to be obstacles to peace.

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The Personification Of Rachel Imeinu

By dvora

Loving tears shed by Jewish mothers for their beloved children from Rachel Imeinu to Racheli Frankel.

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If Co-Existence is Impossible, Then What?

By Vic Rosenthal

The problem is a culture whose essence is to negate ours.

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Not the Moment for 'Restraint' Against Hamas

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Nothing short of a stroke that will decapitate the leadership of this group will convince the Arabs that Hamas has made a mistake.

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One Chance to Hold the IRS Accountable?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Z STREET will have the ability to compel IRS officials to testify as to their practices and produce all records.

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SFSU: Supporting Terrorists is Legitimate University-Funded 'Research'

By Tammi Rossman-Benjamin

If the University is unwilling, the State must stop this outrageous abuse once and for all. It is wrong and it is dangerous.

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Why The Kurds Are A Beacon Of Hope In The Middle East

By Ben Cohen

As of this moment, the Kurds have little reason to hold back from declaring independence.

Op-Eds / US

Obama Passes the Buck, Dumps Pollard Problem onto AG Eric Holder

By Rachel Levy

President Obama told Israeli President Peres that his attorney general will decide whether to free Pollard. But the A-G can't grant clemency.

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The Tragic Farce of Israeli Confidence Building Measures

By Dr. Daniel Mandel

Israeli concessions that are divorced from a genuine process of give-and-take cause harm.

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Keeping An Open Mind About Murder

By Jonathan S. Tobin

"Death of Klinghoffer" opera frames the issue as Israel’s existence being the real crime.

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‘Boorich Hashem Yoim Yoim’: The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Outreach To Non-Jews

By Rabbi Moshe Feller

Disseminating the Seven Noahide Laws, is one way we can mark the Rebbe’s yahrzeit.

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Breaking Down the Enemy

By Rabbi Fishel Jacobs

The message heard by Arab terrorists is: Israel won’t punish, even for the most heinous crimes.

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'Freed' Sudanese Christian Woman 'Apostate' Rearrested

By Phyllis Chesler

Meriam Yahya Ibrahim, the Sudanese Christian woman whom an Appeals Court freed yesterday, has just been re-arrested at the airport trying to leave Khartoum. She is now in more danger than ever before. Here’s why. A man, Al-Samani Al-Hadi, has come forward who claims to be her brother. Meriam denies that he is. Nevertheless, he […]

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NGO Monitor: B'Tselem's Immoral Exploitation of the Kidnapping

By NGO Monitor

The title of B'tselem's campaign, “Hitching a ride,” is itself an immoral and cynical exploitation of the kidnapping.

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Why Are Student Leaders and Jewish Bruins Under Attack at UCLA?

By Tessa Nath

UCLA Students went up to the microphone to gush hate, bias, and one-sided claims against Israel.

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New-Jew Ideology Could Mean End of Zionist Project

By Meir Halevi Siegel

Goal of Zionist project was to free Jews from "shackles" of mitzvah observance. That ethos has become a danger to Israel's survival.

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Update from Mothers Unite: #Bring Back Our Boys

By Ruth Lieberman

Here in Gush Etzion, most public buildings have been taken over by soldiers, moving in temporarily with mattresses and food supplies.

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The Artful Inaccuracies of Iran's Foreign Minister

By The Tower

Iran is developing ballistic missiles that can carry a nuclear payload, so its program is non-military?

Op-Eds / Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Israel Needs New Paradigm for Peace

By Meir Halevi Siegel

In the 17th century, Galileo turned the Christian world on its head by suggesting the Earth orbits the sun. We need a similar paradigm shift.

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An Open Letter to Presbyterian Church Spokeswoman Ms. Kathy Francis (and to Presbyterians Everywhere)

By Robert Klein

I don't know whether to laugh or cry when I read that the divestment vote was, in your words, "about morality and not politics".

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Palestinians Play the Victim Again

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Palestinian leaders claim the kidnapping is an Israeli hoax or the act of Jewish criminals rather than terrorists.

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Some Good News About the Presbyterian Church’s Anti-Israel Vote

By Louie V. Yadua

In 20 years it won't matter what the Presbyterians thought or whom they pretended to love.

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Addressing the Rape Crisis In India: Will Golda Meir Inspire Modi ?

By Jagdish N. Singh

Prime Minister Golda Meir's response to rising numbers of rape should be emulated by India's Modi.

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My Brother's Sleeper

By Alan Bauer

Despite official documents and voting rights, the U.S. no longer sees a Jew in Israel as one of its citizens.

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Korach and the Three-Fingered Salute

By Yonatan Gordon

This week we witnessed the true unity of the Jewish people rallying around, and praying for, these three boys.

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Esah Einai (I Lift My Eyes Towards the Mountains)

By Lisa Wise

I stand with her, my sister, waiting for her screen door to slam, for her son to return home.

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New Israel Fund Tries to Explain its Way Around BDS Ban

By Helene Fragman Abramson

The NIF claims it doesn't fund organizations in the "West Bank." But it does fund NON-Jewish groups there.

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The Dangers Of Following After One's Desires

By Rabbi Ephraim Z. Buchwald

Set limits! Limits must be established and must be enforced – one may not follow the desires of one’s heart and one’s eyes.

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My Journey: The Fusion Of Secular Education And Torah Judaism

By Ari Pfeffer

Venturing outside my comfort zone was unnerving, but I am so happy I challenged myself in this way.

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The Rebbe's Big Idea

By Rabbi Joseph Telushkin

The Rebbe therefore modeled a new pattern, one of non-judgmental love for all Jews.

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Peres, Chamberlain, And The Quest For Peace

By Jonathan S. Tobin

If Peres has outlasted some of his critics and is still considered popular, he cannot outrun history.

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Israeli Leaders’ Most Important Mission: Protecting Jewish Lives

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

Israel's leaders contemplate all manner of political and security concessions that are bereft of any backbone.

Op-Eds / Terrorism / IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine" / Global / Police and Crime / Islamists / Israeli Arabs

Three Notes on the Abduction Crisis

By Meir Halevi Siegel

Israelis would do well to consider the police, Hanin Zoabi and the secondary goals of the manhunt

Op-Eds / Terrorism / News Briefs / Local

Nadia Matar: Hitching is Dangerous? Outrageous!

By Meir Halevi Siegel

Women in Green founder takes on critics of Judea and Samaria hitchhikers, says fear not the way to move forward

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'Be Strong and of Good Courage'

By Scott Bugay

We must show, as individuals and as a nation, that our faith is strengthened by such cowardly acts.

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Statement on the Kidnapping by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

By Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

Fundamental rectification of the Jewish People’s security in the Holy Land begins by recognizing our right to the Land.

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Let's Boycott Hypocrisy

By Eliana Rudee

If professors would like to present only their views in a forum, they should go into politics, not teaching.

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Yitzhar's Cinematic Moment

By Yonatan Gordon

We must learn how to portray reality correctly and in a positive way.

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A Query About One of Rabbi Natan Slifkin's Ten Questions

By Lisa Liel

Creating similar but different versions of a single thing, to serve different purposes, is a hallmark of creative action.

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The Sin Of The Spies

By Rabbi Ephraim S. Sprecher

Increased education about the land, the people, and the Torah of Israel is the antidote to today's confusion.

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Justice For The Agunah

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

One who may leave his wife an agunah is not included in the general rule that we may not imprison on Shabbos.

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From “Oz Tzion” to “Breaking the Silence”: Where is the Zionist Left?

By Adi Arbel

The events in which Leftists choose to participate, just like those that have become a solo display of the Right, raise the question of where the Zionist Left is standing.

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The Book Of Jewish Sovereignty

By Moshe Dann

The sovereignty of the Jewish people in Eretz Yisrael is not only a political act but also a moral and spiritual one.

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The Bergdahl Affair

By Editorial Board

Whether President Obama broke the law by failing to comply with the National Defense Authorization Act’s requirement of 30 days’ notice to Congress when he swapped those five Taliban terrorists imprisoned at Guantanamo for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl is a more complicated question than many might imagine. To be sure, there was no advance notice to […]

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The Future of Jerusalem Day

By Nir Menussi

We have an external wall, but we cannot enter it―at least, not as Jews, with tefillin on our heads and a siddur in our hands.

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Does Anti-Semitism Threaten American Jews?

By Kenneth Marcus

The FBI regularly reports that anti-Jewish hate crimes exceed hate crimes against any other religious group.

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UK: 'Culture of Fear' in Birmingham Schools

By Soeren Kern

Inspectors: pupils in some English schools are systematically exposed to radical Islamic propaganda.

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No End to a Self-Inflicted Tragedy

By Daniel Mandel

The Palestinians do not mourn their decision to go to war to abort Israel. They mourn that they failed.

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Democracies Must Defend Rights

By Jagdish N. Singh

Most of the members of the UN regional groups have poor rights records themselves.

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A Chabad House on the Moon?

By Yonatan Gordon

The moon-inspired public is searching for something like the renewal and redemption of the Jewish people.

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North American Medical Students Thrive in Diverse Region

By Rachel Stern Siegman

Technion students placed in residencies with the most prestigious programs in the U.S.

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Does God Ever Play Dice With the Universe? A Jewish Response.

By Howard Zik

In decision making, randomness is most significant and where God gave us a creative role in shaping the future.

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Iran: False Assumptions

By Peter Huessy

Iran can quickly produce Highly Enriched Uranium; Iran is therefore already a de facto nuclear weapon state.

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Anti-Semitism in Chicago School

By Paul Miller

if children on the brink of high school don’t understand that evil is at the core of the Holocaust, then what is the point of an education system that prides itself on tolerance and diversity?

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Nita Lowey's Leadership Moment in Israel and the Peace Process

By Edwin Black

Lowey's choice: the law and common sense on one hand, and her party and extenuating circumstances on the other.

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Grounds of a New Momentum in Indo-Israeli Ties

By Jagdish N. Singh

Prime Minister Modi has long been a great advocate of stronger ties with the Jewish state.

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Rolling Stones into Shavuot

By Yonatan Gordon

In contrast to the hate-filled stones thrown by Arabs, Jews threw non-physical ‘stones’ of love.

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Telling Israel’s Untold Stories

By Jim Fletcher

Jewish immigrants took a bleak plot of ground and now, more tulips are exported from Israel than from Holland.

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The Papal Visit: Heavy On Hoopla, Short On Substance

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

There is a certain unwordliness to the pope’s call for a two-state solution, an obliviousness to the reality on the ground.

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Europe’s Rightward Lurch Bad For Jews…And The U.S.

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Nothing short of a turn to open fascism can evict Muslim immigrants from Europe.

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Echoes Of McCarthyism In UCLA Anti-Israel Campaign

By Rabbi Abraham Cooper and Aron Hier

Dressing up intimidation as a “sanctified” right is an obscene distortion of the First Amendment.

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Completing Tasks the Jewish Way

By Yonatan Gordon

Inspiring thoughts about memory, completing tasks, marketing, and anorexia.

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Inside the Presidents' Conference and the J Street Vote

By Edwin Black

This vote was not about the Conference. This was about J Street; the vote was not even close.

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How to Lose a War

By Douglas Murray

They seek to be color-blind, and religion-blind. But in being so, they are also terror-blind.

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Courts Open Window on the IRS's Political Litmus Tests

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A federal judge just issued the first substantive ruling in a challenge to the IRS’s pose of political neutrality.

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My Encounter With Jew-Hatred

By Father Gabriel Rochelle

No matter how many decades it’s been since the Holocaust, an ocean of hostility persists, capable of rising to tidal levels at any moment.

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Stealth Anti-Semitism In Middle School

By Richard L. Cravatts

Jews do not fare well on campuses these days, particularly in the context of the debate over Israel.

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Do ADL Surveys Cause Anti-Semitism?

By Sydney Ross Singer

The survey used by the ADL may actually reinforce and spread anti-Semitic attitudes.

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On the Way to a Jewish State – Parts 3 & 4

By Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

Any Jewish state worthy of its name should encourage aliyah as a national goal of the highest priority.

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The Significance of the Name Yerushalayim

By Yeshivat Har Etzion

There are two elements to the name "Jerusalem," which must be unified for the City to exist.

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Gang Raping, 'I Love al Qaeda' and Who is Advancing Islam?

By Soeren Kern

In Paris, the Union of Islamic Organizations congress was turned into a platform for Muslim anti-Semitism.

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The 'Palestinian' Issue - Not a Top Arab Priority

By Yoram Ettinger

The elimination of Jews was the top priority of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini.

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Ottawa City Hall Hosts 'Palestinian' Exhibit Honoring Terrorists

By Steve Emerson

Ottawa proudly hosts exhibit in its City Hall which honors Palestinian Arab mass murderers.

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Joy Of All The Earth: Meditations on Jerusalem

By Faigie Heiman

Beautiful Site, Joy of all the Earth; two of the seventy names provided for Jerusalem.

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The Uncomfortable Side of Outreach

By Yonatan Gordon

Taking risks for outreach is not easy and there have been spiritual pitfalls over the years.

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The Palestinians, the Pope and Peace

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Arab anger over the Pope's visit to Mt. Herzl reveals their problem is the existence of a Jewish State.

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A Call to the Nations of the World and All Religious Leaders

By Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh

It is now time that G-d’s hidden intention, which has guided all of history to this day, be revealed to all.

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Indo-Israeli Ties Set to Soar Even Higher

By Jagdish N. Singh

According to knowledgeable sources, India’s Prime Minister-designate is keen on fostering stronger ties with the Jewish state.

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Is A Second Holocaust Possible?

By Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

The West must be educated about the cruelty that has become endemic to much of the Muslim world.

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