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At The Ready

By Rabbi Hayim Leiter

Once you throw your lot in with the State of Israel, there’s an implicit understanding that one day you may be called on to protect those around you. This reality accentuates the contrast between Israel and America.

In Print / Editorial

The Democratic Presidential Nominee Should Own Joe Biden’s Failures

By Editorial Board

A person of his sadly apparent diminished capacity should certainly not be entrusted with the responsibilities of so high an office as President of the United States.

In Print / Editorial

The International Court Of Justice Ruling Is A Nothing Burger

By Editorial Board

In fact, the ICJ is hardly a court. Its judges are merely political appointees acting upon instructions from their respective governments, presided over by a Lebanese judge with a record of hostile, anti-Israel political statements.

In Print / Analysis

Shabbos Kestenbaum On His RNC Speech: The Orthodox Jew Suing Harvard Responds to Critiques of Trump

By Alan Zeitlin

Let’s elect a president who recognizes that although Harvard and the Ivy Leagues have long abandoned the United States of America, the Jewish people never will, because Jewish values are American values and American values are Jewish values, he said in his speech.

Daniel Greenfield

What Happens Now? A Dem Civil War

By Daniel Greenfield

“The leaders of our party will be able to create a process from which an outstanding nominee emerges.”

Op-Eds

No, the Jihad Conquest of Palestine Was Not a 'Liberation'

By Gatestone Institute

The jihad conquest of Palestine was not a "liberation," and most assuredly did not "reinstate Judaism and Jewishness to Jerusalem."

Daniel Greenfield

From Democracy to Donorocracy

By Daniel Greenfield

Donors decided Biden should step out. Now donors will pick Kamala’s VP.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden Unfit to be Candidate, Yet Fit to be President?

By Daniel Greenfield

If Biden is unfit to run, he must step down or be impeached.

Op-Eds

War of Words: Part IV: Arab and Jewish Contributions to WWII Efforts

By Alex Grobman PhD.

12,000 Palestinian Arabs and 30,000 Palestinian Jews volunteered for the British Army.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Secret Service Must Be Revamped

By Alan M. Dershowitz

It is easy to denounce violence by one's opponents. It is far more difficult, but more important, to denounce violence by one's allies.

Op-Eds

A Crack in the Wall: The Battle for the Soul of Haredi Education

By Rabbi Menachem Bombach

I believe that the Rabbi's concern for “educational purity” (preserving the sanctity of Torah studies) also reveals a deep fear of change

Op-Eds

A Big Win for Israel

By Gatestone Institute

...but very much NOT for the Biden administration

Jonathan Tobin

Biden’s Legacy: A World in Flames

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The reversion to Obama’s foreign policy and appeasement of Iran spawned an escalation of terrorism that endangers the West while killing Israelis.

Op-Eds

Injustice, Israel, and the "International Court of Justice"

By Elliott Abrams

The ICJ's "advisory opinion" on Israeli "settlements" in Jerusalem and the West Bank is an injustice that gives evidence of considerable bias against the Jewish State.

Headline / Op-Eds

Hamas's 'Popularity': Attempt To Deceive The American Public?

By Bassam Tawil

Since the October 7 attack, satisfaction among the Palestinians in the West Bank with the "performance" of Hamas murderers and rapists has risen to 82%.

In Print / Op-Eds

Why I Love Being Jewish

By Avi Ciment

I love the closeness Jews instinctively have towards one another during tough times like shiva, illnesses, and tragedies, and I love the joy we share celebrating in each other’s semachot.

Headline / David Weinberg

Putting Israel’s Economy and Society on Emergency Footing

By David Weinberg

It is time to raid the high schools, university campuses, and senior citizen homes for manpower; to press the entire Israeli public, young and old of all hues and stripes, into industrial and emergency service.

In Print / Columns

Do No Harm...Unless!

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

The number of incidents is way too long to cite in this article. But there is little doubt that the world of medicine has become sick.

Op-Eds

The Shot Heard Round the World

By Sara Lehmann

We need to take advantage of this moment of conciliation, sincere or not, that has resulted from the terrible event of July 13. Then we wait for November 5

Headline / Op-Eds

The Iron Swords War: The Strategic Balance So Far and What’s Next

By BESA CENTER

Israel is facing difficult years of a prolonged existential struggle. To this end, it is imperative for Israel to be led by a leadership that enjoys the broad trust of the public.

In Print / Op-Eds

Belief In Redemption, Belief In Every Jew

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

For numerous reasons our mesorah intentionally avoids excessive scrutiny of Yemot HaMashiach (Messianic matters). Too much focus on the future can lead to runaway messianic fervor, raising unrealistic expectations which, when unfulfilled, can be dispiriting.

In Print / Editorial

The Trump Assassination Attempt: Some Questions Must Be Addressed

By Editorial Board

We had rather thought that Secret Service protocol required a sweep of areas surrounding where the person to be protected was scheduled to be and from where he or she would be in sniper range. Yet the Trump shooter was armed with a rifle and perched on a roof top within 300 feet of the former president.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Hardest War Is Fighting the Lies Waged Against It

By Justin Amler

The consequence of all this misinformation is that Israel, not Hamas, is mostly blamed and held responsible for the misery of this war.

In Print / Editorial

JD Vance As Republican Nominee For Vice President Is A Promising Choice

By Editorial Board

Vance has also said that Israel is key to the economic development of the Middle East and to the creation of a military bulwark against Iran. He emphasized his belief that the best vehicle for bringing all of this about are the Abraham Accords.

In Print / Op-Eds

Baby Steps Toward Joining The IDF

By Rabbi Jonathan Muskat

The charedi opposition to army service often stems from the belief that Torah study protects the country as much as, if not more than, military service – a debatable point.

In Print / Editorial

Some Dems Just Can’t Tolerate A Level Playing Field In The Trump Cases

By Editorial Board

In truth, reasonable arguments can be made for both positions which is why appeals court were created – to choose between and among different approaches. And thereby hangs a tale.

Headline / David Weinberg

Protecting the Eternal

By David Weinberg

Israel must act to halt Palestinian destruction of Jewish archaeological sites in Judea & Samaria.

Daniel Greenfield

The Trump Shooting Saved… Biden

By Daniel Greenfield

The assassination attempt was the one thing that could save his candidacy

David Weinberg

Judea and Samaria are on Fire – Literally

By David Weinberg

Escalating Palestinian terrorism, surging illegal Palestinian construction in zones of strategic importance to Israel, and wildly out-of-control arson attacks must be stopped.

Op-Eds

Clooney’s America

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The actor's attack on Joe Biden was all about personal revenge.

Op-Eds

Britain and France: A Tale of Two Elections

By Gatestone Institute

In other words, both in Britain and France, you may get around or even less than 30 percent of the votes and yet secure a chance to form the government.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel at the Crossroads

By Middle East Forum

Israel Must Act Now or Risk Being Bled to Death by Its Enemies

Op-Eds

Part III: A War of Words: Enlisting Arabs for the Nazi Cause

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The mufti urged the Arabs to “Kill the Jews wherever you find them. This pleases God, history and religion."

The Ettinger Report

Palestinian vs. Saudi Education

By Yoram Ettinger

But it is of no concern to Foggy Bottom

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

All the President’s Liars

By Daniel Greenfield

The media hasn’t stopped lying to us. It’s only begun to lie.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Case Of The Ancient Brown Tefillin

By Avi Goldstein

Laws in the first category can never change; whereas these laws were declared in definitive form by G-d, they are set in stone. By contrast, laws derived by use of the hermeneutic principles can technically change over time.

In Print / Headline / Prager's Perspective

Were More People Killed In The Name Of G-d Or In The Name Of Equality?

By Dennis Prager

While all men are created equal, as the American Declaration of Independence put it, based upon the biblical, Judeo-Christian origins of the American Revolution, it is not possible to achieve equality without violence.

In Print / Op-Eds

When Logic Falters, Faith Soars

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

It is not incidental that the ultimate halachic mystery of parah adumah addresses death and the tumah caused by contact with dead people. Death is the ultimate mystery.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Does the Palestinian Leadership Represent All Palestinians?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Palestinian Conference for Palestinians Abroad claims to represent 6-7 million Palestinians in over 50 countries, and opposes the PLO and Palestinian Authority.

In Print / Editorial

The Biden Cover-Up Revelations: Have DA Bragg And Judge Merchan No Shame?

By Editorial Board

From the beginning, the case was treated by most legal commentators as a transparently political hit job. For one thing, combining a business records law with an election law in order to come up with a basis for a prosecution was as novel an approach as you can find.

Op-Eds

A Better, NON-Racist Intersectionality

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Western intersectionality makes it impossible for the victims of Islamic oppression in the Middle East and Africa to have their voices heard.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Fig Tree: Roots Of Memory, Reflection, And Love

By Peter Himmelman

To make a connection between seemingly disparate things is to enter, if only briefly, a world beyond rationality. And in our quest to return as soon as possible to what is rational, we often become dismissive of making those connections.

In Print / Editorial

Israel’s Announcement Of 5,000 New Jewish Homes In The West Bank Is A No-Brainer

By Editorial Board

The announcement of new Jewish housing in the West Bank introduces a new element into the current mix. It declares to Hamas that they and their fellow Palestinians do not have the luxury of sitting back and relying on President Biden to have their backs.

In Print / Editorial

New ‘Moderate’ Iranian President And Diplomatic Opportunities: Not So Fast

By Editorial Board

As far as Israel is concerned, the new president reaffirmed Iran’s anti-Israel stance saying that “resistance movements across the region will not allow Israel’s criminal policies towards the Palestinians and other nations in the region to continue.”

Headline / Op-Eds

How to Win the Thirty Years’ War with Iran

By BESA CENTER

To realize its achievements, Israel needs a pause of a few years during which the strategy and military power for an offensive will be formulated.

Op-Eds

U.S. Diplomacy in the Middle East: "Can't Anybody Here Play This Game?"

By Elliott Abrams

U.S. diplomacy in the Middle East seems unaware of how U.S. power should be deployed to decrease the chances of war and to support U.S. allies.

Op-Eds

Providing ‘Chizuk’ to Our Faculty: A Post-October 7th Leadership Imperative

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

today’s existential crisis in Israel and in diaspora communities will not disappear or dissipate by themselves. It will take time, and the will of HaShem.

Op-Eds

PA: Arabs Supporting Israel have a “Mental Disorder”; Jews who Hate Israel Represent Truth

By Palestinian Media Watch

Wolf’s interview is a wake-up call for American Jews. Something is missing in Jewish/Zionist education when Wolf and those like her can so easily turn their backs on their people and heritage.

Headline / Op-Eds

Where Are the Weapons? Israel is Defending Freedom against Tyranny for All of Us; It Needs the Weapons Promised It

By Gatestone Institute

The critical point is that Israel is fighting to safeguard not just its own nation, but the West and the Free World as well. The battle at the moment seems between preserving freedom or having it extinguished by the forces of barbarism, autocracies, and theocrats, but most of all by the passivity of the West

The Ettinger Report

Can Israel Afford to Defy State Dept Pressure?

By Yoram Ettinger

Can Israel Afford NOT to Defy State Dept Pressure?

Op-Eds

Before the “Day After”

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

Resetting the Israel-Hamas war narrative

Headline / Op-Eds

Waging War Against Antisemitism-Part II

By Rabbi Alan Haber

I have a term I use to describe this fundamental insight: “Am Levadad” – two words lifted from a Biblical verse (Numbers 23:9) that can be translated as “a singular nation”.

Op-Eds

Part II: A War of Words: The Mufti Meets with Hitler in Berlin

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The Oriental Service station featured antisemitic propaganda cleverly mixed with Arab music and passages from the Koran, all supervised by the mufti.

Op-Eds

The Jihadi-Leftist Convergence

By Clifford D. May

The terrorist Carlos the Jackal was an early adopter.

Jonathan Tobin

In 21st-century Europe, Jews need New Allies

By Jonathan S. Tobin

If many French Jews are backing Marine Le Pen and National Rally, it’s because the alternatives are an antisemitic left and a center that can’t or won’t defend them.

Headline / Op-Eds

Waging War Against Antisemitism-Part I

By Rabbi Alan Haber

If we accept the reality that antisemitism can’t really be eradicated, and if we accept the idea that hatred of Jews is really resistance to the messages we bring, I think there’s only one thing we can do...

Op-Eds

Surprise!

By Sara Lehmann

Israel supporters and Jews in general are facing an impossible uphill battle in the online world of post-October 7th.

In Print / Op-Eds

Protecting Jewish Students On Campus

By Mark Rienzi

While these episodes may sound straight out of 1930s Germany, I made clear to the members of Congress that they weren’t. These are real events that occurred at UCLA over the past nine months – events that have precipitated a federal lawsuit against the university where my law firm represents several students.

In Print / Front Page

UC Professors Testify Before House Subcommittee On Anti-Jewish Work Bias

By JNS and the Jewish Press

The general antisemitic, hostile environment turned to focus on me directly because I am a Jew, Dafna Golden told the subcommittee.

In Print / Op-Eds

A 1976 Jerusalem Wedding

By Toby Klein Greenwald

No, my father said, already shocked at the low amount (which included the aufruf meal), I want to pay for the whole thing. (He assumed Yaakov’s father was asking for half.) My father-in-law said, That IS the whole thing.

Headline / Op-Eds

Five Alternatives for the Future of Gaza

By BESA CENTER

five alternatives for the future of Gaza. Israel’s long-term strategy to ensure its continued existence entails the accomplishment of these goals: destruction of Hamas’s military capabilities, abolition of Hamas control in Gaza, and the preservation of good relations with the United States.

Op-Eds

American Mediocrity

By Thane Rosenbaum

Watching Pres. Biden debate former Pres. Trump was a master class in American mediocrity.

Op-Eds

Biden Just Destroyed Himself--and the Media

By Ben Shapiro

Biden went out and demonstrated that he belongs in an old age home. He confirmed what we all knew, live. For 90 minutes.

Headline / Op-Eds

Big Lies About Israel

By Gatestone Institute

It turns out, it was all a big lie. There was no famine, there is no famine and Israel has not been using hunger as a "weapon of war."

In Print / Op-Eds

Together We Will Win

By Ariella Taragin Gold

With Hashem’s help, victory – a complete, decisive, and overwhelming victory over all our enemies – is not only obtainable but is critical for the future of the Jewish people, both here in Israel and around the world.

In Print / Editorial

Joe Biden Is More Than A Lightning Rod

By Editorial Board

President Biden has much to address in the run up to November 5. But if he is replaced because of his infirmities, does he take all that baggage with him, allowing the new designee to skate on the aforementioned issues?

In Print / Editorial

Supreme Court Provides Needed Affirmation Of Immunity For Presidents

By Editorial Board

According to the Court’s opinion, the case must now go back to the lower courts to flesh out how the language will be applied so it is premature to wax eloquent at this point about how the language will be applied.

In Print / Editorial

May Jamaal Bowman’s Defeat Mark The End Of ‘The Squad’

By Editorial Board

Bowman also reportedly spread talking points provided by the Hamas-led Gaza Ministry of Health but denied or ignored the trauma endured by Israelis.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

The Lesser of Two Evils: A Diminished President or Failed Policies?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Has a president who is, at best, a part-time leader or at worst, no longer capable of facing the enormous challenges of the presidency, played a role in exacerbating these problems?

Daniel Greenfield

Vandalizing LGBTQ Materials is a Crime Unless You Support Hamas

By Daniel Greenfield

“I don’t know why it took the police so long to arrest them.”

Op-Eds

Hezbollah and the Weakness of the West

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

Israel faces an existential battle and the West sleeps on.

Headline / Op-Eds

Has Israel’s Security Apparatus Learned Nothing from Oct. 7?

By Ruthie Blum

The quiet release of Shifa Hospital director Mohammed Abu Salmiya to Gaza is a travesty that must not go unpunished.

Op-Eds

The Mufti’s Meeting with Hitler in Berlin

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The Oriental Service station featured antisemitic propaganda cleverly mixed with Arab music and passages from the Koran, all supervised by the mufti.

Headline / Op-Eds

The World's Lust for Jewish Blood

By Phyllis Chesler

I was not surprised by the great American feminist silence after Oct. 7.

Daniel Greenfield

What The Hell Happened?

By Daniel Greenfield

You can’t debate if you can’t think. Biden can talk, but he can’t think.

Op-Eds

The Obama and Biden Administrations: Paving the Way for a Nuclear-Armed Iran

By Gatestone Institute

The Biden administration, sadly, seems to have been the enabling factor in Iran's continued regional assertiveness and nuclear advancement.

Op-Eds

What Do European Elections Results Tell Us?

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

An alliance comprising the Left, Greens, Centre-Right establishment, and mainstream media in Europe has successfully silenced debate on issues for years

Op-Eds

Debate 2024: Takeaways for Israel

By Caroline B. Glick

The 2024 presidential race has always hinged on who it’s about.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Eli Moshe Zimbalist’s Father Remembers His Fallen Son

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

At the end of his advanced training the army wanted him for an officers course. He declined because he didn’t want to extend his time in the army. He wanted to go back to the beit midrash.

Headline / Op-Eds

Biden WH Grills IDF Veterans

By Zionist Organization of America

The pattern of this new policy against heroes who have served their country honorably, combined with the slow walking of needed munitions while Israel is at war, is beyond despicable

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Bomb And Invade Lebanon – And Win Now

By Martin Oliner

Any agreement would require Hezbollah to keep its commitments under UN Resolution 1701 to disarm completely and leave the area south of the Litani River, and no one believes that after 18 years they will suddenly honor their commitments.

In Print / Op-Eds

Willie And Mo

By Dr. Naftali Moses

Did my father really know Willie Mays? Maybe. They had a few things in common other than dressing well.

In Print / Editorial

Is The Supreme Court Inching Towards Legal Vindication For Former President Trump?

By Editorial Board

We were encouraged as well by a decision handed down by the Supreme Court last Thursday which suggests that the standards for proving retaliatory action by an official appearing to merely be doing his or her duty are in the process of being scaled downward.

In Print / Front Page

From Coast To Coast, It’s Open Season On Jews

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

It’s like the media [are] bending over backwards to be politically correct.

Op-Eds

Bibi Must Make Quick Call on Hezbollah

By Middle East Forum

After a short pause for the Islamic Eid al-Adha holiday, the Iranian proxy Hezbollah is now back to launching rockets and drones at targets on the Israeli side of the border on a daily basis.

Op-Eds

White House Just Doesn't Get it

By Alex Grobman PhD.

WH must accept that Palestinian Arab leaders are engaged in “a zero-sum game” in which Israel has no right to exist

Op-Eds

Jews Under Attack And Jewish Celebrities Are Largely Silent

By Ronn Torossian

The Jewish people too must demand our celebrities speak up and if not pay the price from our community.

Analysis

5 Alternatives for the Future of Gaza

By BESA CENTER

It is essential to conduct a far-reaching discussion on all these alternatives and to avoid attachment to any one of them

Op-Eds

Praise Tzav 9

By Nadav Shragai / Israel Hayom

This movement preserves the last shred of honor for two nations tragically complicit in empowering a ruthless enemy in wartime.

Op-Eds

Biden’s Whole-of-Government Hostility to Israel

By Caroline B. Glick

The administration demands Jerusalem implement a policy of backing the establishment of a Palestinian state.

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