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Klein's challenger has demonstrated a propensity to unleash poisonous vitriol, even to other Zionists
President Obama's foreign policy is based on fantasy.
If the nationalist Knesset members don’t provide the answer, the Arab MKs will do so in their place.
International Agunah Day falls annually on Ta'anis Esther, this year on March 13.
Yeshiva University Museum recently hosted an exhibit titled “Threshold to the Sacred.”
Even a foxhole Yid has to admit that antisemitism is on the upswing.
By Dov Hikind
As shocking and insulting and horrifying as it is, Nazi war criminals are still living freely among us.
One can almost imagine a shocked Mr. Kerry thinking to himself, “How could he?” Yet not only did Mr. Putin do what he did, China, one of the three major international players along with the U.S. and Russia, agreed with him, not with Mr. Kerry.
Ramaz is a venerable Modern Orthodox educational institution whose mission statement contains the explicit commitment to “Ahavat Yisrael, and love and support for the State of Israel.”
In the course of the ages there wasn’t a Jewish community more convinced of its capacity for survival than the Jewish community of Hungary in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Liberals got an Affirmative Action president who doesn't have the wisdom or the authority to change the battle plan.
The world excuses Islamic murder, but focuses on flaws, often imaginary, on the part of Israel.
Abbas also sent wreath to honor suicide bomber who killed 8.
By Guest Author
It has been a very challenging year that has taken a toll on the Cohen family.
Hezbollah is attempting to restore its shattered image by fabricating threats against it.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's confrontation with a Lubavitch leader.
By Lee S. Bender and Jerome R. Verlin
The Palestinian Arab leadership is making it clear it has no interest in genuine, peaceful co-existence.
The gradual trickle of self-hatred into the Jewish soul is evidencing itself in the American Jewish public.
We are all soldiers in Hashem’s army, only our uniform is different.
The Ramaz children are clearly in need of instruction.
Current Jewish questions.
By Jeremy Rosen
The Ramaz School was wrong to refuse to allow Rashid Khalidi, the Palestinian apologist, to speak to its senior students.
Nothing will change regarding the draft issue, as both Lapid and his Haredi opponents are collaborating on a fraud.
By David Wilder
The agenda of articles appearing 20 years after the Goldstein episode has nothing to do with human rights or suffering.
A memory that is relegated to a museum, no matter how tangible it is – even if it is Auschwitz itself – becomes a museum memory.
When it became known in May 2008 that Malley had met with Hamas terrorists, the Obama campaign severed ties with him.
The only way for children to find a way back to the path is through parental love and understanding.
Sulzberger, one of the most famous “religious Jews” who opposed Zionism did not change his mind even after the Holocaust.
My involvement with Frum Divorce corresponds to a lot of the work I do at The Jewish Press helping agunot and others going through divorce.
We are not unmindful that generally appropriate governmental initiatives may have some inappropriate aspects in execution.
Al Qaeda, despite President Obama’s claims to the contrary, is newly resurgent and no doubt salivating at the prospect of a severely diminished U.S. military capacity.
Halpert doesn’t know why he was fired, and YU apparently won’t explain
By Bruce Walker
In the last years of Weimar Germany, President Hindenburg began ruling Germany by emergency decree.
By Guy Millière
France will have to cut taxes and spending, and reform the job market and the welfare system, or face the consequences.
The “quenelle” has become a form of language, a mechanism by which hatred is not just spread but normalized.
By Raheel Raza
Islamists have been successful in building the Islamophobia industry, diverts attention from activities they would prefer not be noticed.
Rabbi Schochet wrote the Johannesburg Beis Din: It is totally prohibited and unacceptable to hear someone like Boteach.
I was the first person, save for his family and attorney, to make contact with Jonathan Pollard after his arrest.
Take the most creative and modern-minded adherents, and make sure they have a place for their creative ambitions.
It's a sign of community weakness when certain issues take the forefront, so enemies can capitalize on the division.
Israel's popularity is at the highest since 1991, when Gallup first polled Americans on foreign countries.
The history of Zionism in Jassy, Romania, amidst persecution and antisemitism.
By Jeremy Rosen
Imagine you take your family somewhere where there is no such thing as a day off.
Israel would find its major population areas within rocket launching range if Judea and Samaria are relinquished
By Daniel Mael
J Street U groups should be showing "The J Street Challenge"
Those afraid to take responsibility and create an essential alternative to lead Israel will always find themselves lobbying.
Traditional Jewish texts clearly discuss men and women as categories – as distinct groups – even though individual men and women vary.
By Howard Zik
The idea of a personal God implies the notion that God is more than just the sum total of the physical universe.
By Dov Shurin
I hollered over and over again, waving a clinched fist toward the heavens.
Speaking in his native German, Schulz used the opportunity to blast Israel.
Friedman has been writing the same column for decades in which he asks Israelis whether they will leave the "West Bank."
Amalek tries to convince us there is no hashgacha in this world – that Hashem is not involved and doesn’t care about us.
By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org
Is it not ironic that the renewal of a decades-old Jewish town is considered an "illegal settlement" on "occupied territory"?
Last month, after the Israeli government published plans for new construction, the State Department promptly repeated its longstanding refrain that the settlements were “illegitimate” and that “It is never helpful to have steps taken that are not conducive to our efforts to move forward on peace.”
While the thrust of the proposed law is easily understandable, there is a problem as well. The current draft requires claimants to prove malicious intent on the part of the present holder of the property, which some legal authorities say would be extremely difficult.
The Newport Touro synagogue was never officially named "Touro" – the community called itself Yeshuat Yisrael. By the mid-19th century, however, the Newport synagogue was recognized, though never formally, as the Touro Synagogue.
If we cannot see what is happening, it seems likely that we simply do not want it to be happening. But apparently not enough to try to stop it from happening.
Nate Silver adapted the theorem into his "Bayesian convergence," the method of dispelling myths and opposing opinions as evidence.
If you look like someone they wouldn't invite into their home, they won't invite you into their car.
The idea of same sex marriage didn't win at the ballot box, the marketing strategy developed by leftist social psychologists did.
By Shadi Paveh
Shahabi has been ordered to pay an extortionate fine of 70 million Rials (US$5,700) or his release date will be delayed by two years.
The reason young people like myself are leaving Modern Orthodoxy is that our education has succeeded beyond compare.
If you’re feeling down, stop reading right now. You’re only going to be more depressed.
The fight for language is the fight for history. It is one in the same.
By J. E. Dyer
It would be so catastrophic to not increase the debt ceiling that Senators must have the option of avoiding the people’s scrutiny.
Kollel lifestyle has ironically helped promote this, as women seek to find means to support their husbands.
Palestinians are worried that Daesh terrorists will perpetrate atrocities against those who oppose their ideology and activities.
Moms, I want to assure you I am not in any way belittling your efforts to research your child’s shidduch prospects.
Travel back to a time before smart phones, SMS and Facebook.
From what I know of Netanyahu, it is clear to me that he is not happy about giving up parts of our land.
Our emotional response to events has much to do with how we process events.
Nothing defines a community so much as its recognition of common leadership and willingness to respect its authority.
Each week, the Shabbat morning service tells a different dramatic story.
What's lacking on all sides of the discussion is a frank consideration of what we might learn from each other.
Recent stories in the Israeli media, citing “unnamed sources,” indicate that Mr. Kerry failed to get backing from President Obama to confront Israel over its rejection of his peace proposals
For us, the key factor is that support in Congress for new sanctions has collapsed in the face of the president’s blandishments.
This week Rabbi Hershel Schachter, one of the most prominent roshei yeshiva of Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, not only issued a stinging rebuke of the practice of women wearing tefillin but also the process by which such decisions are made.
There’s also the issue of accusing the Jews of being excessively materialistic and exploitative of non-Jews. You see a lot of that in far-left propaganda – that the Jews are overwhelmingly concentrated in the petty bourgeoisie, which in itself is an archaic class form, and thrives on tricking people and squeezing money out of them through illicit methods of trade.
By Alex Grobman and Malky Tannenbaum Haimoff
“To be a Jew is to open one’s tent on all four sides so that any stranger in need of food and shelter can enter from every direction. To be a Jew is to believe that the world can be redeemed. To be a Jew is to be carried by the current of the ancient Jewish river that keeps on flowing. The journey will continue.”
We begin with 4 obvious pick ups: Arkansas, Montana, West Virginia and South Dakota.
By Daniel Pipes
As U.S. credibility and stature diminish, the president and his secretaries of state and defense engage in eloquent denial.
Michelle Obama's lust for luxury has always been a bit of a problem for her husband and Democrats in general.
By J. E. Dyer
Could the Obamas be any more “let ‘em eat cake”?
While in English Abbas was touting peace, in Arabic his officials were supporting "armed resistance" against Israel.
The world and the United State continue to give Rouhani a pass.
By Ori Bieder
Jews should be excited and participate in their culture and faith from a place of enthusiasm and love.
By Gil Solomon
Is Kerry an Emperor who issues decrees from on high over which poor ghetto Jews have no power whatsoever?
By Jeremy Rosen
The Talmud (Eiruvin 96a) mentions that Michal, the daughter of King Saul, wore Tefilin and no one objected.
According to Winston Churchill, "an appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”
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