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In Print / Front Page

When Jack Walked Into Shul

By Cantor Benny Rogosnitzky

When he sat down, he opened the machzor and realized that he could not read even one word of Hebrew.

In Print / Editorial

Time For The U.S. To Go All In On Israel’s Efforts Against Iran

By Editorial Board

It would seem that our side should be thinking about how to exploit Iranian weakness and not how to rescue them. Nor can there be any doubt that this is a period of serious exposure for Iran.

The Ettinger Report

October 7, 2023 Deprecating Self-destructive Western Screensavers

By Yoram Ettinger

Has October 7, 2023, awakened Western policymakers to the realization that they are driven by a screensaver - rather than Middle East reality?

Op-Eds

Broken Hearts but Strong Spirits

By Douglas Altabef

Hezbollah has emerged as the great energizer of the Israeli spirit—not by design but by the impact our soldiers have been able to inflict upon them.

Daniel Greenfield

The Oct 7 War: One Year Later

By Daniel Greenfield

What really happened then and what is really happening now.

Op-Eds

Israel Alone, Israel Unbowed

By Ben Cohen

French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy captures the essence of the Jewish people—and their intense love for a tiny strip of land—in his latest book, in which he deconstructs the significance of Oct. 7.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Question that Reveals the Antisemite

By Benjamin Kerstein

When someone criticizes Israel, we need only ask: “Are they OK with killing Jews?”

Op-Eds

No Pals of Ours: Undiplomatic Palestinian Diplomats

By Moshe Phillips

Many of the Palestinian Authority’s most sophisticated officials, stationed around the world, have lauded the mass murder, gang rapes and baby-burnings of Oct. 7.

Op-Eds

Limited Nuclear War and Israel’s National Strategy

By Louis Rene Beres

Israel will need to find the best way of communicating a credible threat of limited nuclear war such that Iran and its proxies are deterred from continuing to escalate their aggression.

Op-Eds

Commemorating Oct. 7: ‘Above all, we must not lose hope’

By Amelie Botbol

Some 200 cyclists gathered in southern Israel to honor the victims of Hamas's Oct. 7 massacre.

Headline / Op-Eds

IDF’s Ground Op in Lebanon Aims to Prevent Another Oct. 7th

By Yaakov Lappin

The targeted maneuvers follow months of special forces ops that uncovered staggering quantities of weapons meant for an invasion of the Galilee.

Op-Eds

US Needs to Hear THIS Year’s Shofar

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

This year it would be wise for even those outside of the synagogue’s walls to accept the shofar’s invitation to wake up and reassess.

Analysis

‘Irving Bunim: A Fire in His Soul: Part I

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Irving Bunim, a key leader and builder of the Young Israel movement

Op-Eds

Iran Hates and Fears the Baloch Minority More than It Does Israel

By Rachel Avraham

After Iran attacked Israel with over 200 ballistic missiles, it would behoove Israel to support Iran’s ethnic groups in an uprising aimed at toppling the mullahs in Tehran.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Secret of Bibi’s Unacknowledged and Historic Popularity

By Caroline B. Glick

To a large degree, the international narrative regarding the prime minister is shaped by media coverage in Israel. But the Israeli public isn’t buying it.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

How Douglas Murray Became The Most Persuasive Pro-Israel Voice On The Planet

By Alan Zeitlin

Murray, who is not Jewish, has become known as a fearless and masterful debater who has a penchant for slicing through nonsense and leaving oratory opponents sitting in a pound of their own flesh.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

HIGH HOLIDAYS 2024: Take the 5785 Jewish Pundit QUIZ

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Crystal Ball Time! Join Jonathan Tobin in guessing what will happen in the New Year.

Op-Eds

When Iran Intervenes in US Elections

By Gatestone Institute

In the past four years, significant funds, nearly $60 billion, have effectively been given to Iran's mullahs by the Biden-Harris administration.

In Print / Editorial

Israel Versus Hezbollah: Don’t Miss The Forest For The Trees

By Editorial Board

Interestingly, The New York Times reports that four Iranian officials told them in telephone interviews that news of Mr. Nasrallah’s death cast a pall of shock and anxiety over senior officials who wondered in private calls and during emergency meetings if Israel would strike Iran next, and if Mr. Khamenei would be its next target.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Israel Derangement Syndrome

By Dennis Prager

As is well known, last week, pagers used by Hezbollah terrorists exploded, killing a handful of them and wounding hundreds more. Amazingly accurate, the exploding pagers killed very few noncombatants.

In Print / Front Page

Hope’s Feathers Since October 7

By Dr. Erica Brown

While there is a growing shelf of books and memoirs in Israel on the horrors of the war and its politics by Nova survivors, released hostages, soldiers, politicians, and journalists, outside of Israel, there are relatively few books – though there will be a burgeoning literature in the years to come.

In Print / Op-Eds

From Pagers To Nasrallah, Complain All You Want; This Is War

By Stephen M. Flatow

Interestingly, except for the usual suspects who deny Israel’s right to self-defense in the face of thousands of rocket, missile and drone attacks from Hezbollah, I have to admit to being a bit surprised by U.S. comments on Nasrallah’s assassination.

Analysis

‘Mafia Tactics’: How Hezbollah Intimidates Christians, Steals Southern Lebanese Property

By Pesach Benson / TPS

“We’re talking about extortion, forcing Christians to pay protection money, burning houses and cars and kidnapping businessmen. Those are the tactics they use. The Lebanese government doesn’t do anything. It’s dominated by Hezbollah.”

In Print / Editorial

Judges Express Doubts About NY AG’s Case Against Trump

By Editorial Board

Some of the judges also focused on the enormity of the penalties, noting that since there was no harm to anyone, it was hard to reconcile the size of the penalties which are typically tied to the size of the harm claimed.

Headline / Op-Eds

A War of Choice and a War of Necessity

By Gatestone Institute

'Once you have let it out, it It is impossible to put the genie back into the bottle'

Op-Eds

Eye-witness to Atrocity at Supernova

By Melanie Phillips

A vital, heart-breaking film stands against the insanity over Israel that has consumed the West.

Analysis

Signs Point to Imminent Ground Offensive in Lebanon

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Israel’s war goals include securely returning northern residents to their homes.

Op-Eds

Zion: A Place Worth Defending

By Gatestone Institute

Jews have historically defended liberty against tyranny and moral confusion...

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Why Didn’t the US Do This?

By Daniel Greenfield

In Six Weeks, Israel Has Eliminated As Many Wanted Terrorists as the US Has Done in the Last 20 Years

Daniel Greenfield

Irangate: Trump and Elect Kamala

By Daniel Greenfield

Unlike Russiagate, Irangate is real and has roots in the White House.

Op-Eds

The Illusionary 'Two-State Solution'

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Every time one hears American and European political leaders insist that Israel embrace a two-state solution, a number of questions come to mind. Is this an attempt to appease their Muslim citizens, some of whom engage in violent protests against Israel? In the US, is it an effort by Democrat officials to demonstrate their fealty […]

Op-Eds

Fight Hezbollah Like a State Army, NOT Like a Terror Group

By BESA CENTER

Years spent fighting the war on terror and the “war between the wars” have influenced Israeli strategic thinking. Hezbollah is a military force, but the war is still being conducted as a series of counter-terrorism operations.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel is at War Against Hezbollah, NOT The Lebanese People

By Bassam Tawil

Hamas brought a nakba (catastrophe) to the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, Hezbollah is bringing the Lebanese people another.

In Print / Op-Eds

Bubby Bubby & Zaidy Zaidy – The Roots of Our Family

By Dr. Chani Miller

I heard everything he said, but I can’t remember anything he said. I remember that he cried, but also that he laughed. He wore his emotions like a second skin, and despite his difficult life his default setting was happiness.

In Print / Op-Eds

Finding Comfort Amidst Loss: Lessons On Grief And Memory

By Itamar Frankenthal

Yet, as time passed, the painful memories began to soften, making space for the joyful and vibrant ones to take their rightful place in her heart.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Remedy

By Gedaliah Borvick

We have much to be grateful for. Our country is in capable hands, as the younger generation has met the challenges of this war with resilience and courage.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Mitzvah Like Maror

By Rabbi Michael J. Broyde and Rabbi Gidon G. Rothstein

If you vote for Trump, hold your nose while doing so.

In Print / Columns

Make Them Laugh… So They Don’t See The Joke

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

It occurred to me that there is a huge amount of laughter and giggling to be had from the current Presidential campaign, particularly from Team Harris. After all, there is so much that her campaign team requires her to say that is frankly ludicrous and no one would ever anticipate or expect …and that is exactly what makes folks laugh the loudest.

Analysis

What Would A Ground War in Lebanon Look Like?

By Anna Epshtein

A security zone in south Lebanon will need to be carved out.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Rape=Resistance; Beepers=Genocide

By Daniel Greenfield

There is no legitimate way for Israel to take out a terrorist.

In Print / Editorial

The Platitudinous Ms. Harris

By Editorial Board

Most are unaware that candidate access to voters is so basic to our system, that for more than a hundred years, we have had a provision in federal law colloquially referred to as the equal-time rule.

In Print / Op-Eds

Voting Our Values: Why Democrats Must Rethink Their Party Allegiance

By Jason Ciment

What happened to the steadfast support for Israel and the uncompromising stand against all forms of bigotry? Instead, we’re seeing antisemitism creeping in like ivy overtaking a once-sturdy wall, often disguised as anti-Zionism, anti-colonialism, or the trendy Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement.

In Print / Front Page

Ambassador Friedman Launches Movement To Kill Two-State Solution

By Aryeh Werth

In his speech, Friedman cited the Palestinian track record as a major reason why they cannot be permitted to have their own state. Palestinians got control of Gaza and quickly elected Hamas.

In Print / Editorial

It Is Now Critical The U.S. Remove Any Doubt It Fully Supports Israel Against Hezbollah

By Editorial Board

A continuing Biden administration refrain has been that while it supports Israel in its conflict with Hezbollah, it does not believe a ground invasion is the way to go.

Daniel Greenfield

Should the UN Enjoy Immunity for Crimes Committed by its Personnel?

By Daniel Greenfield

Suspect in Trump shooting attempt urged others to ‘finish the job’

David Weinberg

YES! to Schadenfreude

By David Weinberg

The feelings of triumph are justified, healthy, and very moral.

Op-Eds

Why Egypt Prefers Palestinian Terrorists On Its Border

By Bassam Tawil

Anyone who believes that the Egyptians would act differently if and when Israel withdraws from the border area must be living on another planet. If the IDF leaves, Hamas will swiftly return to the border, and the Egyptians will continue looking the other way.

Op-Eds

The Auschwitz Border

By Sara Lehmann

Antisemitism at the UN's diplomatic headquarters on 1st Avenue is hardly new. What is new is the welcoming milieu of that headquarters itself.

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

Irrelevant: The New Olmert Plan

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

Olmert and Al-Kidwa call for the Palestinian state to be "non-militarized" except for internal policing needs. The problem is that once it is recognized as a state, it will need no one's permission to build itself an army, such that this clause is essentially irrelevant.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Year Of The Bumper Sticker

By Gedaliah Borvick

His sticker bears the Hebrew words Don’t wait for them to ask, just help! encapsulating his essence as a caring, proactive individual.

In Print / Op-Eds

How Pro-Israel Americans Could Keep Kamala From Becoming President

By Martin Oliner

While confused American Jews continue to vote overwhelmingly for Democratic candidates, in Israel it is the opposite. Israelis know what Trump did for them as president, and they greatly appreciate it.

Op-Eds

Don’t Believe What You Read in the News

By Rabbi Alan Haber

Simply put, the picture we get from the media doesn’t accurately reflect reality.

In Print / Op-Eds

Israel Haters And Their Naïve Humanism

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Irrational and disproportionate hatred of Jews is nothing new. It is humanity’s oldest hatred... though ancient, antisemitism evolves with each generation, latching onto the shifting cultural narratives of the times.

Op-Eds

But No Boycotts on Russia, China, or Iran

By Gatestone Institute

The Staggering Hypocrisy of Starmer, Trudeau and Scholz

In Print / Editorial

Optics Matter

By Editorial Board

Is the threat posed by pro-terrorist, anti-Israel “protestors” not clear enough at this point to warrant more considered response by law enforcement agencies?

Headline / Op-Eds

Hamas' Terms for Truce: Israel's Surrender

By Bassam Tawil

The most recent statement from Hamas makes it clear that the terror group wants Israel to abandon the Gaza Strip before any hostages are freed.

Op-Eds

Is the End of Yahya Sinwar Approaching?

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Israeli security forces claim to be closing in on the Hamas leader

Op-Eds

Preparing Haredi Boys for Meaningful Military Service

By Yoni Riskin

Contrary to what you hear from the Israeli media, there are Charedi boys preparing to join the IDF and integrate into Israeli society.

Daniel Greenfield

Imagine Media Mania if Attempt to Assassinate Kamala by a Trump Supporter

By Daniel Greenfield

I don’t need to talk about how crazy the media would go if the roles were reversed

Headline / Op-Eds

As Oslo Turns 31, the Left Must Abandon its Hatred

By Caroline B. Glick

The problem with politics of hate is that hate is a hard habit to break.

Daniel Greenfield

Aysenur Ezgi Eygi Was NOT An American

By Daniel Greenfield

There was nothing 'American' about her support for Islamic terrorists

Op-Eds

Scott Hayes: Zionist and American Hero

By Ronn Torossian

Scott Hayes, Like Israel, Was Assaulted And Wrongfully Blamed

Op-Eds

China Casting the Decisive Vote in U.S. Election

By Gordon G. Chang

China Casting the Decisive Vote in U.S. Election

Daniel Greenfield

Why Men Absolutely HATE Kamala

By Daniel Greenfield

Male voters were alienated by the "Joy" convention.

Op-Eds

Governing the Sacred: A New Toolbox for Conflicts over Contested Sacred Sites

By BESA CENTER

The Temple Mount, the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher – these are places of utmost importance to multiple religious groups, and they often give rise to bitter disputes and even acts of violence. The question of how to effectively govern and manage such sites is of paramount practical significance.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Letter To Rachel And Jon From Out Of The Depths

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

Your request to us Rachel was that hope is mandatory. Those words remained with me this entire year.

Interviews and Profiles

Using One Democracy to Destroy Another: An Interview with Ambassador OFIR AKUNIS, Consul General of Israel in New York

By Sara Lehmann

You asked about the American administration. Right after September 11th, they all agreed they must destroy Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda. And they did it. We must defeat Hamas if we want to survive.

Headline / Op-Eds

Hamas’s Hostage Homicide Is a Long-War Strategy

By Dan Diker

Big Surprise: Hamas leader Sinwar DOESN'T want a hostage deal.

In Print / Analysis

Urgency, Fear, And Determination At RJC Event in Las Vegas

By Jason Ciment

What becomes clearer after the constant refrain from politicians of their support for Jews in America is that their declarations and actions are not just about protecting Jewish communities – though that is certainly at the foundation.

Op-Eds

The PA and 9/11: An Illustrated History of Hatred of America and Israel

By Palestinian Media Watch

Palestinian Authority cartoons cheered Bin Laden, mocked the US, and presented Palestinians, Arabs, and Muslims as the true victims of 9/11

In Print / Editorial

Biden’s War On Netanyahu Feeds Antisemitism

By Editorial Board

We do not presume to take a position on the underlying issue of the hostage tragedy. The dilemma presented is heartbreaking.

Daniel Greenfield

Kamala's Islamists

By Daniel Greenfield

BDS, Al Qaeda, “Kill the Jews” and Kamala’s “Incredible Muslim Team”.

Op-Eds

From 9/11 to Oct. 7: An Evolving New World Order

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Defense, security and economic cooperation between Europe and Israel are at historic levels and broadening every year.

In Print / Front Page

Sharansky, At Manhattan Event, Urges Jews To Embrace Judaism To Combat Antisemitism

By Aryeh Werth

When your only religion is human rights, you’ll be alone; the moment you embrace your Jewish identity, you’ll never be alone.

In Print / Op-Eds

Empty Skies, Empty Seats

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

As I walked somberly through the bustling beit midrash, tears welled up as I passed the seats once occupied by those who have fallen in battle.

In Print / Editorial

How Can It Be Business As Usual With Iran?

By Editorial Board

Indeed, how could Iranian support have been arranged without Iran being a co-conspirator with the named defendants?

Headline / Op-Eds

Hamas, NOT Netanyahu, Israel's True Enemy

By Bassam Tawil

Sadly, many demonstrating in Israel today appear unaware that they are being used by Hamas; that they have walked into Hamas's trap: to force out a leader, Netanyahu, who is finally succeeding in defeating Hamas.

Op-Eds

U.S. Campuses: The 'Taboo' Ignored Pandemic of Muslim Jew-Hate

By Gatestone Institute

Te most plausible and discernible explanation for this global surfeit of Muslim Jew-hatred is also shunned: relentless inculcation of antisemitic motifs from the Qur'an itself, and other core Islamic texts,

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Iran's New Plan: Lost Gaza, So Take West Bank

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Israeli operation aims to prevent Iran and its Palestinian proxies from opening a new front against Israel from the West Bank.

Op-Eds

The ANTI-Jewish Candidate

By Melanie Phillips

Kamala Harris has helped fuel the current tsunami of anti-Jewish hatred by recycling the lies and blood libels against Israel spread by Hamas and its Western stooges since Oct. 7.

Op-Eds

Missing Apologies: Silence Speaks Volumes

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

On that day of apologies what struck me was not who offered them, but who did not.

Op-Eds

The Oslo Effect

By Melanie Phillips

Israelis won’t forgive or forget the left’s weaponization of the hostages to do Hamas’s dirty work for it.

Op-Eds

US Elections: The Collectivist Option

By Gatestone Institute

Over the decades, the traditional American cult of the individual as hero has lost much of its aura, being replaced by a new cult of the victim who is owed apology and compensation.

In Print / Op-Eds

Museums Must Be Fully Historically Accurate, And We Need To Speak Out When They’re Not

By Rachel S. Kovacs

Enough is enough. I wasn’t going back to my earlier Millennial Silence.

Analysis

The Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Israel

By Alex Grobman PhD.

For Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Israeli penitentiaries were “boot camps” where many of its members forged their ideology and commitment to the organizations during the years spent together with other inmates.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Year 2 of the Siege on Jewish Students Begins

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The start of the semester means a renewed surge of delegitimization of Zionism and open antisemitism.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Almost Half Of NYC Bus Riders Don’t Pay: An Explanation

By Dennis Prager

The no exact change excuse is typical of people who break laws – they don’t blame themselves; in fact, they regard themselves as perfectly innocent.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Iran's War: Fighting Israel from the West Bank

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The PA's failure to crack down on the "battalions" means that Iran now has a small army in the West Bank

In Print / Op-Eds

Shoftim: A Society Worth Defending

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our ethical code is deeply woven into our identity as the people of G-d and is central to our Jewish mission. The fierce accusations of immorality leveled against us only underscore our historical mission of calling humanity to higher moral ground.

Headline / Op-Eds

Iran's Gaza War: A Ceasefire Deal Won't Bring the Hostages Back

By Gatestone Institute

The Biden-Harris administration wants Bibi out to work with "their" PM: one who presumably would be delighted not only to have a terrorist Palestinian state on his borders and a nuclear Iran, policies promoted by Obama,

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