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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,

In Print / Op-Eds

Searching for Hope in the Streets of Jerusalem

By Rabbi Alex Israel

We are still stuck in the war, in our inability to bring home the hostages, or return the evacuees to normal life, or to secure our borders. And then we have demonstrations and strikes.

In Print / Editorial

The Disturbing Harris Interview

By Editorial Board

When her agreement to meet was touted by the group as indicating that she was open to the idea of an embargo the Harris camp said no, she was merely reiterating her general intention to engage with all communities.

In Print / Featured / Front Page

The Truth About Charedim In The IDF

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

Hesder yeshivot go a long way toward debunking the secularization concern, but hesder yeshivot have also made various religious compromises. And philosophically, religious Zionist soldiers embrace certain nationalistic elements foreign to the charedi belief system.

In Print / Editorial

Iran’s (Not So) Surprising Offer On New Nuclear Negotiations

By Editorial Board

Regardless, the Ayatollah had ample reason to change course and try to engage with the U.S. and avoid possible punitive U.S. actions, military and or economic. But it may be too late.

Headline / Op-Eds

Ceasefire Deal Will Prevent Hostages; Anti-Bibi Protests Only Embolden Hamas

By Bassam Tawil

Hamas leaders are banking on the Biden WH to compel Israel to give in to the terror group's demands.... Long the dream of Hamas and many Palestinians to see the US turn its back on Israel.

Op-Eds

Petitions, Hostages, & Hypocritical Rabbis

By Moshe Phillips

Refusing to call on Qatar and Egypt to pressure Hamas suggests that they are primarily interested in pressuring only Israel.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

America 2024: Is Antisemitism “The Point?”

By Dr. Martin Sherman

There is no act of treachery or meanness of which a political party is not capable…- Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881) British Prime Minister

Op-Eds

Important New Poll: Most Americans Know

By Lawrence Kadish

China Is Funding the Fentanyl Murder of More than 100,000 Americans Each Year

Op-Eds

Sinwar’s Israeli Accomplices

By Caroline B. Glick

The generals, the left’s political leaders and the rioters in the streets are all playing the roles the Hamas chief assigned them.

Headline / Op-Eds

NO State for Terrorists

By Moshe Dann

Why reward terrorists with a State? Why, then, since nearly all Palestinians reject the 2SS, is it still relevant – and why is the claim constantly made that there is “no alternative?”

Daniel Greenfield

Keffiyah Man Attacks Jewish Students at U Pitt

By Daniel Greenfield

The only known basis for the attack is that the students were wearing identifying Jewish clothing.

Op-Eds

NYC Mosques Call for Destruction of Israel, Praise Hamas

By Middle East Forum

Extreme Rhetoric in NYC Houses of Worship for "Religion of Peace"

Op-Eds

Israel Under Fire: NGO Warfare: From Human Rights Watch to Campus Mobs

By Gerald Steinberg

The litany of modern blood libels and expressions of support for Hamas is amplified by a network of hundreds of NGOs.

Op-Eds

War of Words: Part IX: Fighting the War of Words: Political Correctness

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Despite resistance by British authorities, Jews assisted the Allies, cause

In Print / Op-Eds

Nevertheless, Yes!

By Ariella Taragin Gold

In spite of all they had suffered and endured, they held on to their hope and resilience. In spite of all they had lost, they were determined to rebuild. And in spite of the unknown and myriad hurdles that lay ahead, they continued to yearn for the Land that Hashem had promised to their forefathers.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Shabbat Meals Offer US College Students a Respite from the Chaos

By Shoshi Cantor

More than ever this past school year, our community-centric Shabbat was a much-needed respite for us students as we were often preoccupied with dealing with the encampments and protests on our various campuses.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Gaza End Game

By Amb. Alan Baker

Will the US let Israel win?

In Print / Op-Eds

All The World’s A Cube – Reflections From An Israeli Speedcubing Competition

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

If your knowledge of cubing begins and ends with the classic 3-square x 3-square Rubik’s cube, you’d be amazed to discover the array of cube types on the market.

Op-Eds

When Democrats tell the Jews, ‘Let Me Be Clear…’

By Benjamin Kerstein

With the party riven by antisemitism, vague reassurances about supporting Israel’s “right to defend itself” are not enough.

Daniel Greenfield

RFK Jr: Democracy Trumps Democrats

By Daniel Greenfield

"In the name of saving democracy, a Democratic Party set itself to dismantle it.”

In Print / Editorial

Israel Just Proved Its Great Worth As An Ally To The U.S.

By Editorial Board

Significant also is the lesson the Saudis and Abraham Accord states – that are in mortal fear of Iran and Hezbollah – should have come away with.

In Print / Editorial

New York Times Goes To Bat For Tim Walz

By Editorial Board

It’s hard to reconcile all of this with objective, unbiased reporting. In fact, it seems to us as pure editorializing in the guise of reporting.

Op-Eds

2-Faced J Street Response to Pro-Hamas Protesters

By Moshe Phillips

J Street’s cynical political strategy: Say one thing in public, say something different in private; Manipulate Jewish leaders and reporters; and think up new ways to embarrass and pressure Israel.

Op-Eds

Iran and Hezbollah Don't Want a War with Israel

By Middle East Forum

Iran is very notably inferior to its enemies in the realm of conventional military and intelligence operations.

Op-Eds

War of Words: Part VII: Fighting the War of Words: “As Much As We Could Do”

By Alex Grobman PhD.

As Arabs were working with the Nazis to defeat the British, the Jews in Palestine volunteered to protect the British position in the Mediterranean

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Just Don’t Rebel

By Braha Bender

I have struggled with what feels like a new full-time job. Just like you, I am now a trauma management specialist. This job takes a real chunk out of my schedule. Psychological warfare is real.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Biblical Story

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

It wasn’t only the illusions of Jews in Israel that were shattered on Oct. 7. Many Jews around the world had built their Jewish identity on the mission of creating a more just and perfect society – the program of tikkun olam.

In Print / Op-Eds

Harris’s New Jewish Advisor Is No Friend Of Israel

By Ronn Torossian

These radical viewpoints suggest that a Harris Administration will express hostility towards the Jewish state and American Jews who support Israel.

In Print / Editorial

Is The Elusive Ms. Harris The New Hidin’ Biden? Maybe Not

By Editorial Board

Basic to the scheme is a compliant mainstream media that will not obsess over covering a presidential candidate who is, well, a virtual automaton – even though reporters and journalists would rather have the opportunity to verbally engage him (or her).

In Print / Editorial

Vice President Harris’s Middle East Double Whammy

By Editorial Board

Goldenberg has also been a leading proponent of deepening diplomatic relations with Iran and an ardent supporter of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal – which most Israelis believe presented an existential threat to their country by providing a pathway for Iran to develop nuclear weapons and achieve hegemony in the Persian Gulf.

In Print / Op-Eds

Dennis Ross Lied To Israel – Again

By Moshe Phillips

Finally, in May 1990, Bush couldn’t take it any longer. Ross’s promises about the moderate Arafat crumbled as a PLO member-organization was caught trying to carry out a massacre on the Tel Aviv beachfront.

Analysis / Israel At War: Iron Swords

From Gaza to Lebanon’s ‘Land of Tunnels’: Israel Prepares for a New Underground War

By Noah Michaeli

Both Israel and Hezbollah learned much about tunnel fighting from the IDF's war in Gaza.

Headline / Op-Eds

Iran's Gaza War: Ceasefire? What Ceasefire?

By Bassam Tawil

Hamas is now in dire need of a ceasefire because its leaders want to retain its power in the Gaza Strip.

Op-Eds

Hizbullah’s Public Relations War Against Israel

By Col. Dr. Jacques Neriah

Hizbullah has accompanied the tunnel video with a recording of one of his agents in the south who sent a mocking message warning Israelis that Hizbullah fighters might pop from attack tunnels dug under Israeli territory.

Featured / Fuchs' Focus

Candace Owens' Poison Podcasting: Online's New Breed of Jew-Hater

By Donny Fuchs

She is a partner of Hamas, and a useful idiot for Iran and Hezbollah. As with all Amakekites, she has picked up the banner against Am Yisrael

Analysis

War of Words: Part VII: Fighting the War of Words Against the Jewish People Today

By Alex Grobman PhD.

A Jewish-Arab comparison in WWII: Jews parachuting behind enemy lines in WWII and providing technological savvy.

Headline / Op-Eds

Telling Their Story: Israeli Warriors in a Political Game

By Gatestone Institute

Countless civilian deaths in both Israeli and Gaza have doubtless resulted from signals sent by the Biden-Harris administration that they are hostile to Israel, determined to have Hamas win, and still fund Iran.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Nachamu: Finding Hope In The Darkness: What’s Our Secret?

By Gila Arnold

The hallmark of a Yid – our special koach – is that we believe in the future. Sometimes that future won’t happen for a long time, but we believe that ultimately, the good will come.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Debate About Secular Studies

By Rabbi Dr. Wallace Greene

The modern Orthodox world (Yeshiva University, Touro, Skokie and other institutions) has long ago made its peace with secular learning. Even Ner Yisrael offers a program with Loyola University. But most of the yeshivish veldt is still wrestling with this issue.

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