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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.

Headline / Op-Eds

‘Open Season’ on Jews

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Threats, Vandalism, Protests, Attacks

Op-Eds

Europe: Nazis' 'Do Not Buy from Jews' 2.0

By Gatestone Institute

When there are no Jews to blame, evidently, crimes against humanity, genocide and human rights abuses are perfectly acceptable.

Op-Eds

A Muslim Aliyah Paralleled the Jewish Aliyah: Part I

By Daniel Pipes

Palestinians, in other words, are not an aboriginal, autochthonous, first, indigenous, or native people; most of them are as recently arrived as Zionists. They are also as ethnically diverse.

Op-Eds

A Rape in Paris

By Ben Cohen

The act of misogyny is a grotesque means for men to remind women of their physical power. It’s also an act of dehumanization, like it was on Oct. 7.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Netanyahu Right to Reject Vassal-State Status

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Bibi broke protocol by calling out the Biden administration for slow-walking arms shipments. Washington’s real goal, however, is appeasing Iran and toppling him.

In Print / Columns

Ducks

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Jew-hatred, is a welcoming, diverse and inclusive sort of evil. Its very inclusivity helps to make it particularly popular in woke circles. People will find fellow Jew-haters from every conceivable background and class.

Headline / Op-Eds

US Encircled by Enemies, Yet Wants Israel to Surrender to Terrorists

By Gatestone Institute

Asking Israel to do nothing against Hamas and Hezbollah after eight months of escalating aggression is akin to asking the United States, after the 9/11 attacks, to leave Al Qaeda untouched and allow it to remain in power.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Much of a Threat Does Hamas Still Pose to Israel?

By Council on Foreign Affairs

Israel has made eliminating the threat from the Gaza-based militant group a central war aim, but it’s not entirely clear at what point that condition will be met.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Age Of Discontent

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Prolonged cultural dizziness doesn’t often end well. WWI completely washed away the existing world order, obliterating empires and redrawing the maps of Europe.

In Print / Op-Eds

Time To Teach The Science: Jews Are Indigenous To The Land Of Israel

By Dr. Michael Segal

As genetic testing is used more widely to diagnose rare diseases, the awareness of shared genetic variants among Jews and Arabs is increasing among physicians.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Gave Work Permits, While Palestinians Planned Oct. 7 Massacre

By Bassam Tawil

The October 7 atrocities serve as a reminder that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not about improving the living conditions of the Palestinians or strengthening their economy. Instead, the conflict is about the desire of the majority of Palestinians to slaughter Jews and destroy Israel.

Op-Eds

Cancel the Israel-Haters

By Benjamin Kerstein

When we refuse to acknowledge our opponents’ moral right to make an argument, they almost always self-destruct.

In Print / Featured / Editorial

Jewish Press June 25 Primary Election Endorsements

By Editorial Board

In these divisive and highly partisan times, with hateful anti-Israel and antisemitic rhetoric on the rise in the halls of government and misbegotten values on the ascendancy, it is more important than ever that members of our community come out and vote.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Time to Unmask Pro-Hamas Thugs

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The revival of anti-masking laws is necessary to curb the post-Oct. 7 surge in antisemitism. But will Democratic-controlled legislatures pass them?

Prager's Perspective

Germans -- Even During the Hitler Era -- Were a Better People Than the Palestinians

By Dennis Prager

Hamas boasting to their fellow Palestinians about what they did to Jews while the Nazis tried to hide what they did from fellow Germans means there is not only a moral difference between Hamas and the Nazis

Featured / Op-Eds

The Loss of Eli-Moshe Zimbalist HY"D

By Hillel Fuld

Last night, Aviel, my 17 year old, called me to tell me the heart-wrenching news. “Eli Moshe has died.”

Op-Eds

Israel, Free World, in Increasing Danger Thanks to U.S. 'Help'

By Guy Millière

"Israel implemented more measures to prevent civilian casualties than any nation in history," wrote John Spencer, chair of urban warfare studies at the Modern War Institute at West Point.

Headline / Op-Eds

Religious Terrorism Must be Eradicated

By Moshe Dann

“Free Palestine”= Destroying Israel and committing genocide.

Daniel Greenfield

Making the War About the Hostages Was a Mistake

By Daniel Greenfield

"No one has an idea" of how many hostages in Gaza are alive, a Hamas official said.

Op-Eds

Jewish Right to Judea and Samaria

By Alex Grobman PhD.

By what legal right are Arabs permitted to live in Gaza and Judea and Samaria, but the Jews are restricted to only certain portions of these areas?

Headline / Op-Eds

The Looming Choice for Diaspora Jews

By Melanie Phillips

Apart from any dangers, the political choices they face are likely to make for an uncomfortable ride.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Gevurah Of My Mother; The Gevurah Of Rus

By Dr. Chani Miller

According to my father’s rebbe, Rav Joseph B. Soloveitchik, koach and gevurah are not the same entity at all. Koach means physical strength, while gevurah means heroism or inner strength, a specific form of self-control.

In Print / Op-Eds

Shavuot Along The Way

By Jonah S.C. Muskat-Brown

As traumatizing as it had been, we had to experience slavery if we were to work to abolish it later on, when we were no longer the ones enslaved. We had to know what it was like to live under oppression, if we were to fight for justice in the years ahead.

In Print / Editorial

Did Hostage Rescue Provide Antidote To The Biden Mideast Foreign Policy Mess?

By Editorial Board

Why would President Biden now be amenable to a change in attitude? Why would he be at long last ready to acknowledge that civilian casualties are an unfortunate but unavoidable feature of war as Israel claimed all along?

Op-Eds

Biden’s Israelophobic Actions Show Sinister Intent, Not Election Concerns

By Morton A. Klein

What explains President Joe Biden’s anti-Israel actions since Oct. 7? Painfully, the facts require that we recognize that it’s Biden’s longstanding animus toward the Jewish State.

Op-Eds

Kfar Aza: Fighting there Oct. 7; Rebuilding it Today

By Avi Kahn

Our intended goal was to get some much-needed closure – closure for wounds that were still open and bleeding. But more than that, we wanted to give

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Fickle Feckless France- Egalite, Fraternite …ANTISEMITISME

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The French Foreign Ministry advanced two claims as the rationale for its decision to support the ICC—both equally risible and ridiculous

Op-Eds

Are American Jews Supportive of Israel

By Guest Author

Jews are constantly bending over backward and rationalizing. The opposition doesn’t rationalize. They want Jews dead.

Keeping Jerusalem / In Print

Still Celebrating the Six Day War: Ten Jewish Families In Abu Dis

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

Literally across the street from this wall, just outside the Arab village of Abu Dis, ten Jewish families have renewed the Jewish presence there – nearly a century after Jewish pioneers bought the land for exactly that purpose.

Headline / Op-Eds

US Administration Abandons Israel, Empowers Enemies

By Gatestone Institute

Worse, abandoning Israel sends a troubling message to U.S. allies worldwide: in times of crisis, do not rely on American support.

Op-Eds

How An Amazon Ban Helped Spread The Truth About Israel

By Rabbi Yisroel Juskowitz

We come from an extraordinary people. The Jewish people are called in the Torah an Am Kishei Oref, a stiff-necked people. Too often we associate this as only a negative character trait.

Op-Eds

Steve Bannon Wanted to Move U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem on Trump's Inauguration Day

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

The dramatic story was corroborated by former U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, who was a guest on Bannon's show.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Objectives Of This War

By Rabbi Hayim Leiter

Many countries expressed their disdain with Israel’s response to the attack of Oct. 7 from the outset. Even before we entered Rafah, the Biden administration claimed this incursion would do nothing but embolden Hamas.

Op-Eds

Making The Grade (It’s Not About The Numbers)

By Jonah S.C. Muskat-Brown

But answering where we are forever depends on others and on causes beyond our control. Simply put, Ayeka can only take us so far – from the past into the present.

In Print / Op-Eds

An ‘Extra’ Ten Commandments For Shavuot 2024

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our ancestors, who suffered far worse hardships, would gladly trade places with us. It is specifically during dark and depressing periods that historical perspective is crucial.

Prager's Perspective

America Has Its First Show Trial

By Dennis Prager

In the case of the Trump trial, the Left has done something never done before in American history: put on trial a former president and the opposition political party candidate for president.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Rise of the Protester/Terrorist

By Benjamin Kerstein

When any terrorist movement is permitted to grow until it reaches critical mass, no society can survive what follows.

In Print / Editorial

Biden’s New Gaza Proposal: What Is This Man Talking About?

By Editorial Board

Sounds to us like a plan for Hamas to survive as a negotiating, enduring presence in Gaza, instead of disappearing as a terrorist group.

Op-Eds

Celebrate Jerusalem Day

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The Jewish people's right to Jerusalem and the Land of Israel is enshrined in international law.

Op-Eds

How NOT to Fight Antisemitism

By Moshe Phillips

Professor Derek Penslar of Harvard University wrote a book psychoanalyzing the Jewish people and denigrating Zionist patriotism as just hotheaded, irrational emotionalism.

In Print / Editorial

Voting In Churches

By Editorial Board

In Judaism there is also the concept of maris ayin or appearance to the eye which is the prohibition of even giving the impression that one is doing something wrong when it may influence others to sin.

In Print / Editorial

What Israel And Donald Trump May Have In Common

By Editorial Board

Without rehashing all of the legalities, almost everybody agrees that if his name were not Donald Trump, the former President would never have been prosecuted for the relatively trivial crime of inaccurate business record entries or much less having it ballooned to an astonishing 34 felonies!

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Sociological Pitfalls: We Must Stop Being Defensive about Our Right to a Homeland

By Dr. Amy Neustein

How is Jewish identity, safety, and self-esteem affected by this rising tide of wrath that we see today directed at our communities throughout the world?

Op-Eds

Deconstructing Biden’s Speech

By Sarah Stern

There is no guarantee of Israel’s security except Israel.

Op-Eds

European Jewry before the Shoah

By Alex Grobman PhD.

How do we know when antisemitism has become an existential danger? When it becomes a mass movement.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden's Deal Gives Hamas Everything It Wanted

By Daniel Greenfield

This isn't an Israeli deal or an American deal. It's a deal by Islamic terrorists for Islamic terrorists.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israelis: The Heroes of Our Time

By Gatestone Institute

Israel, like Ukraine and Taiwan, is worth fighting for. The citizens of Israel are sacrificing their lives so that we will not have to. The least we can do is get out of the way and be of help. They are heroes. They deserve our gratitude and support.

Op-Eds

Another Palestinian State?

By Jerold S. Auerbach

The overriding question is whether Palestinians can ever accept the reality that land west of the Jordan River, except for the Gaza Strip, is not theirs.

Analysis

Does Israel Need a Large Army If It Has Advanced Technology?

By BESA CENTER

What are the lessons for IDF force build-up following the Hamas attack on October 7 and the Iron Swords War?

Headline / Op-Eds

Campus Violence will Result in Campus Chaos with Trump Victory

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

It is impossible that student radicals will respond to a Trump victory with anything other than catastrophic destruction.

Headline / Op-Eds

Does Biden Reject Israel’s Right to Self-Defense?

By Caroline B. Glick

The administration’s effort to stymie military action, coupled with its continued criticism as to how Israel is conducting a just war against a terror group, puts the Jewish state at risk in the region and the world.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Moment Of Truth At The Celebrate Israel Parade

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

As plans for this year’s Celebrate Israel Parade up Fifth Avenue moved full steam ahead despite the challenges – that is, the explosion of open Jew-hatred across New York City and the world – I’ve found myself thinking about this dilemma.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Asymmetrical Warfare

By Michael Krampner

Those numbers matter not only regarding the ability of Israel to raise the money and troops to fight in its defense, but also because Israel’s enemies do not ever have to work hard to obtain a majority in the United Nations and to vote along religious-ethnic lines.

In Print / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsements

By Editorial Board

The upcoming Democratic Primary Election for the U.S. Congress will take place in less than a month on June 25. We cannot overemphasize how important these races are.

In Print / Editorial

Israel Dodged Some Political Bullets Last Week – But Will It Last?

By Editorial Board

It will likely be months before any developments – if any. Nor is the plain fact that the court has no real enforcement arm inspiring confidence in the process. Rather it has to rely on actions of individual nations who have joined the court.

In Print / Editorial

The NYC-Funded Coney Island Glatt Kosher Food Program For Holocaust Survivors

By Editorial Board

Merging with larger non-kosher and non-Glatt programs would not be an option, as the reliability of the Glatt Kosher claim would inevitably be compromised in the eyes of the clients.

Headline / Op-Eds

No, Israel Did NOT ‘Pave the Way’ for ‘Pariah’ Status

By Ruthie Blum

It is unconscionable to cast a shadow on the very conduct that’s being seized upon by ill-wishers to discriminate against the Jewish state.

Op-Eds

Israeli Control in Judea and Samaria is Key to Preventing Another October 7th

By Yigal Dilmoni

Many years ago, I lived in Gush Katif, for the sake of the entire country recognize that the "withdrawal" experiment failed.

Op-Eds

‘Ocean’s Eleven’ may yet become ‘From the River to the Sea’

By Thane Rosenbaum

Amal Clooney, yes, wife of George, was one of the three “experts” that advised the ICC to equate Western democracy with Islamic terror.

Headline / Op-Eds

Haley: Israel is Fighting America’s Enemies

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

“What happened on Oct. 7 is pure evil, and can never be forgotten,” said the former ambassador to the United Nations.

Op-Eds

Antisemitism: A Hatred Like no Other

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Jews are the only people who are attacked for being attacked, and the only people who must constantly defend themselves for defending themselves.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Colleges Support Evil

By Dennis Prager

Universities have been morally and intellectually damaging for more than 50 years. How many young people return home after four years at college (let alone additional years in graduate school) a finer, kinder, more moral or intellectually more developed person? Let’s just say it’s rare. I have never met one.

Op-Eds

Realizations

By Hillel Fuld

No more trying to appease you. We’re done with that. We’re done with you.

In Print / Op-Eds

Rewiring Our Approach To Smartphones

By Zvi Wiesenfeld

Ironically, research suggests that most people, even most kids, don’t even like social media.

In Print / Op-Eds

Why Seinfeld’s Commencement Speech At Duke Was So Special

By Alan Zeitlin

Seinfeld gave an anti-cliché, speech, the antithesis of almost every other which tells people to follow their dreams or passions.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Omer: A Mirror Of History And A Roadmap To The Cosmos

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Since kabbalah is centered upon the unification of the entire cosmos, it is holistic and integrated. Events and aspects of our own reality which seem unrelated are jointly impacted by upper worlds and are therefore related.

Op-Eds

NYC University Enabling and Encouraging Anti-Israel Boycotts and Activities

By Ronn Torossian

The purest of Anti-Semitism, a boycott of the Jewish state is being proposed from a major NY university.

In Print / Editorial

Method To Biden’s Middle East Madness?

By Our Readers

While the Saudis early on in the process – which began about two years ago – did not insist on Israeli acceptance of the notion of a Palestinian state as a necessary condition, President Biden did.

In Print / Op-Eds

Deciding Who Can Speak Is Not Free Speech

By Shlomo Greenwald

Time and again, with dozens of videos as evidence, these campus encampments have not merely been places to advocate for a cause but to limit the advocacy of anyone else’s cause.

Op-Eds

US State Dept. to Israel: We have a bridge to sell you-AGAIN

By Moshe Phillips

Ex-diplomats never have to deal with the consequences of their bad advice.

Jonathan Tobin

Biden Dooms Another Generation of Palestinians

By Jonathan S. Tobin

By prioritizing false concerns about civilian casualties in Gaza, a chance to change Palestinian thinking and end the conflict in a more decisive way was lost.

Op-Eds

The PA’s Return to Gaza: Impractical and Unwanted

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Abbas' comments at the summit have further deepened the division within Palestinian society.

In Print / Editorial

Unseating Westchester Congressman Jamaal Bowman: A Good Start

By Editorial Board

According to the Jerusalem Post, Bowman’s voting record shows a pattern of no votes on resolutions relating to the security of Israel and Jews.

Headline / Op-Eds

10 Challenges Facing the Jewish World

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The axiological framework of each era and its repercussions have shown that the Jewish people can never feel safe.

Jonathan Tobin

Sue and Defund Schools that Tolerate Antisemitism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

What happened at Haverford College is a case study in how respected liberal institutions are harming Jewish students. They need to be held accountable.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles

An Indiana Farmer’s Journey to Caring for Red Heifers Brought to Israel from Texas

By Etgar Lefkovits - JNS

“It seems like the whole world is talking about the red heifers [Para Aduma] except in Israel,” said Moriyah Shapira, a spokeswoman for Ancient Shiloh.

Op-Eds

Sunflowers and Bad News

By Ruthie Blum

Languishing in blissful ignorance is no longer an option—or of any interest.

In Print / Op-Eds

Trust Biden On Israel Anymore? Don't

By Martin Oliner

Don’t threaten us with cutting off aid to give up our principles, Begin said. I’m not a Jew with trembling knees. I am a proud Jew with 3,700 years of civilized history...

In Print / Op-Eds

Wag The Dog – 2024 Edition

By Richard Kronenfeld

Keen observers such as Alan Dershowitz assert that these protests are being organized from the outside, with Iran, Qatar, and George Soros among the suspects.

Headline / Op-Eds

Who Needs Hasbara?

By Sara Lehmann

Israel’s version of 9/11 was far greater in terms of deaths per population than America’s tragedy. However, it went completely belly up in garnering the anticipated support.

In Print / Op-Eds

Ignorance Is Bliss

By Dovi Hochbaum

The behavior I witnessed, as commonplace as it has become, is unacceptable. One can protest legally, one can have an opinion – but showing a lack of basic decorum is wrong, no matter what you believe.

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