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Op-Eds

Six Modest Proposals on Jewish Education

By Dr. Wallace Greene

Much of what I have accomplished has been over the objections of others.

Op-Eds

Regional Pact Backed by Riyadh May Render Palestinians Irrelevant

By Igal Zuravicky MD FACC

The Palestinians have been gambling with somebody else’s money.

Op-Eds

A Palestinian State – Would it Further US Interests?!

By Yoram Ettinger

Independent Congressional scrutiny of this Palestinian state-driven policy is doubly-essential.

Interviews and Profiles

Fighting for Israel from Seattle

By Varda Meyers Epstein

The universities and the local progressive culture make Pacific Northwest a hotbed of Israel hatred.

Op-Eds

Rediscovering Hebron's Jewish Past

By David Wilder

A few days ago Hebron joyfully greeted back the archaeologists.

Op-Eds

What Were We Thinking?

By Dr. Ari Lapin

Our daughters now seek men who are incapable of supporting them and their children.

Louis Rene Beres

American Democracy as Masquerade

By Louis Rene Beres

Once upon a time in America, every adult could recite at least some Spenglerian theory of decline.

Moshe Feiglin

Pounding On The Israeli Right

By Moshe Feiglin

The right-wing Mattot Arim organization annually rates rightist MKs.

Keeping Jerusalem

Mr. Kerry, Dig for the Truth!

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

One of the claims made by pro-Arab interests on Jerusalem is against archaeological findings.

Op-Eds

Avigdor Lieberman’s Nuanced Insight

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Lieberman has repeatedly dismissed the Palestinian Authority as not being a peace partner.

Op-Eds

A Shameful Post

By David Mandel

A grieving widow and her young children were sitting shiva after Menachem Stark’s burial.

Columns

Kiruv In Berlin?

By Sara Lehmann

Proud as I am of my daughter’s enthusiasm and her proclivity for outreach, I somehow can’t shake a niggling regret that it had to be in Germany. As the daughter of a Hungarian mother who escaped deportation by running with her family from the Nazis and the daughter-in-law of a Dutch Jewish man whose parents were shot by the Nazis and who was liberated from Bergen Belsen at the age of 12, I am one generation closer to the Holocaust than my daughter. And one degree closer to the idea of shunning anything and everything German.

Editorial

The New York Post And The Stark Murder

By Editorial Board

Plainly, the Post was not interested in simply telling the story of a horrific murder, which was, after all, the subject at hand. Indeed, the overall tone of the coverage suggested Stark was the victim not of assassins but of some form of rough justice.

Editorial

U.S. Objection To Afghan Prisoner Release: You Can’t Make This Up

By Editorial Board

Several months ago the U.S. reluctantly acceded to the request of President Hamid Karzai and turned over custody of the detainees to Afghan authorities but with a warning that if they were subsequently released – especially those with American blood on their hands – it could torpedo negotiations for a long term security agreement with the U.S.

Editorial

The Mayor’s Disappointing Debut

By Editorial Board

Despite our dismay over much of the rhetoric that abounded during Bill de Blasio’s inauguration ceremony as New York City’s new mayor last week, we nevertheless stand by our endorsement in the November 5 election.

Front Page

The Hidden Roots Of Redemption

By Roy S. Neuberger

At the end of the harvest, winter begins. The earth becomes cold and hard, nights are long, and the sun seems far away in the southern sky. The sap ceases to flow in the trees. But in this season of temporary "death" Hashem sends down harbingers of coming life in the form of tal u'matar livrachah - dew and rain for a blessing - upon the earth.

Op-Eds

A Letter to my Father, Rabbi Sholom Klass, on his 14th Yahrzeit

By Naomi Klass Mauer

You have been a role model and an inspiration to us from as far back as I can remember.

Op-Eds

More Hatred of Mordecai than Love of Haman

By Igal Zuravicky MD FACC

Hezbollah, Hamas, and Al Qaeda are now physically surrounding Israel.

Op-Eds

A Mystical Spin on the Polar Vortex

By Yonatan Gordon

We are seeing the usual cold polar air taking an excursion.

Op-Eds

A Terrorist’s Dream Come True

By Gil Solomon

Obama and Kerry aim to destroy Israel one way or another.

Op-Eds

Rabbi Kahane Warned against Trusting Sharon

By Menachem Ben-Mordechai

He described Sharon as “the latest darling of the donkey-nationalists.”

Interviews and Profiles

(Army) Service with a Smile

By Rosally Saltsman

The IDF does its best to accommodate everyone's religious, linguistic and ethnic needs.

Op-Eds

Handwriting Analysis Has Jewish Roots, Says Therapist

By Jennifer M. MacLeod

Reintroducing graphology (handwriting analysis) to the clinical mainstream.

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

Sharon’s Failure to Continue the Struggle

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

In return for its withdrawal from Gaza, Israel got a major war.

Op-Eds

Hebron Will Not Miss Sharon

By David Wilder

Ariel Sharon. He had many positions, and many titles. I will remember him as a monster.

Op-Eds

Jews Killed Nobody

By Gil Solomon

Under Roman law, calls for a messianic monarchy within the Republic would have been a treasonable offense.

Op-Eds

Peace is Not a Product, and Another Story…

By Yonatan Gordon

God transforms the spiritual into the physical, and Jews transform the physical into the spiritual.

Op-Eds

Where Is Turkey Going?

By Veli Sirin

The unraveling of relations between Erdoğan and Gülen overshadow the corruption scandal.

Op-Eds

'Don't Confuse Me with the Facts': Israel and International Law

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

A brief history of Israel’s legal right to the land under international law.

Op-Eds

Assessing Secretary Kerry’s Proposal

By Yoram Ettinger

Check out his recent track record...

Op-Eds

Between Barack & a Hard Place

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

Jews are specifically targeted for pogroms and genocide.

Op-Eds / Features On The Jewish World

A Weekend with Nefesh

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Shabbos at a Nefesh weekend is an experience all on its own.

Op-Eds

Why These Negotiations Will Always Fail

By Alan Bauer

Israelis negotiate like Americans and Europeans. Palestinians work in a different way.

Op-Eds

Lawlessness in the Land

By Leslie-Ann Stoffel

The US wants a state more than the Palestinian’s do.

Louis Rene Beres

Presidential Expectations and Mideast Peace

By Louis Rene Beres

President Obama’s core argument is still founded on incorrect assumptions.

Moshe Feiglin

Israel’s Right: the Light’s on, But Nobody’s Home

By Moshe Feiglin

Not only are social values deconstructing at an accelerated rate, but we are also experiencing territorial deconstruction.

Op-Eds

ASA’s Tiresome Selective Indignation

By Richard L. Cravatts

The ASA has obviously overlooked the pathology of Palestinian society.

Op-Eds

Hamas Closes 2013 with a Whimper

By Ben Cohen

Even if Egyptian pressure lead to the collapse of Hamas, Gaza’s problems are unlikely to be solved overnight.

Op-Eds

The Torah Never Intended a Get to Be a Weapon

By Batya Israel

Can you imagine being deprived for years of conjugal relations, intimacy, and a home life?

Op-Eds

Time to Give Day School Parents a Break

By Rabbi Joshua Lookstein

I often hear from parents who struggle to pay their kids’ tuition, while supporting others parents’ children.

Editorial

The ASA Boycott And The Gathering Backlash

By Editorial Board

It had long seemed that the movement to boycott Israel, particularly its colleges and universities, was unstoppable. Almost every week brought news of some fresh resolution according pariah-like status to Israel, ostensibly in response to Israel’s alleged trampling on the rights of Palestinians – though it was easy to suspect something more insidious and deep-rooted at play.

Editorial

The New York Times And Presidential Politics

By Editorial Board

The New York Times, in a front-page story last week about its investigation into what really happened in the attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi last year, purported to debunk the accepted wisdom concerning the incident.

Editorial

Secretary Kerry And ‘Confidence Building’

By Editorial Board

We were struck by the widespread criticism of Israel’s intention to officially announce new settlement construction even as it authorized the release of 26 more Palestinian terrorists as a “confidence building” measure designed to please the Palestinians.

Interviews and Profiles

‘We Want To Return Young Israel To Its Roots’: An Interview with Rabbi Perry Tirschwell

By Elliot Resnick

We want to hire couples who are going to reach out to singles to become their spiritual leaders and introduce them to someone of the opposite gender because there’s a lot of casual relationships but not nearly enough serious dating going on. This generation – even if they had rebbeim in yeshiva or seminary – they’re not connected anymore. There isn’t really anyone looking out for them at this point.

Front Page

Religion In America, Past And Present

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

A president who today used the language of FDR or JFK would be derided. If he were a candidate, the media elites would bury his chances of winning the election. He would be a laughing stock to the aimless young people whose uninformed opinions on public affairs seem to matter more than they should.

Op-Eds

2014: The Year of the Non-Existent Product

By Yonatan Gordon

Knowledge is primary, while the physical manifestation of a thought might not need to happen the thought to be meaningful.

Op-Eds

France: the Looming Battle over Muslim Integration

By Soeren Kern

Instead of integration, "parallel societies are forming that continuously distance themselves from each other."

Rubin Reports

Why the Israeli-Palestinian Agreement Is Absurd

By Barry Rubin

If the Obama/Kerry peace deal does go through, what would the risks be?

Daniel Pipes

A Century of African-American Islam

By Daniel Pipes

White racists invented the idea that accomplished black Americans are not Africans but "Moors."

Op-Eds / Arts

Artist and Survivor

By Ben Zion

Although Kempler's art is “dark,” the spirit of her humanity is ever- present.

Op-Eds

The Palestinian Refugees – Reality Test

By Yoram Ettinger

The Palestinian refugee issue has been dramatically misrepresented, distorting circumstances and numbers, in order to de-legitimize the Jewish state.

Op-Eds

What Israel Should Learn from Iran (and Egypt and Syria and Libya)

By Jeremy Rosen

The CIA intervened to get rid of Iran's unpredictable prime minister Mossadegh, in 1953.

Louis Rene Beres

Israel's Strategic Options at the Eleventh Hour (II)

By Louis Rene Beres

Specific strategic lessons from the Bar Kokhba rebellion.

Interviews and Profiles

Izzy’s Mission

By Susan Schwartz

As time went on, he lagged behind in the usual milestones of walking and talking.

Op-Eds

Faith and Knowledge

By Rabbi Yeheskel Lebovic

If you lack emunah, how can you develop it merely because you’re commanded to believe?

Op-Eds

Stop the Dishonest Academic Boycott

By Lawrence Grossman

Now the blip is beginning to look more like a wave.

Op-Eds

Judaism and Eating Meat: Letter to a Vegan Animal Rights Activist

By Steven Plaut

When the Temple was in existence, Jews were religiously obligated to eat roast meat at least once a year.

Op-Eds

More Palestinian Lies About Christmas

By Jonathan S. Tobin

This is a political version of replacement theology.

Op-Eds

Not-So-Basic Black

By Dr. Chani Miller

Why Orthodox women tend to favor black over colorful clothing.

Editorial

The President Under Siege

By Editorial Board

President Obama’s departure for his Hawaiian vacation the other day reminded us of the chaotic scene at the end of the Vietnam War when desperate American military and civilian personnel were extricated from Saigon by hovering helicopters while surging North Vietnamese troops, pressing forward with their encirclement of Saigon, were mere yards away.

Editorial

Some Lessons From the News

By Editorial Board

This past week, the news of Jacob Ostreicher’s still unexplained surprise exit from Bolivia and the extraordinary extent of the National Security Administration’s program of spying as revealed by Edward Snowden took center stage. And there are important lessons to be learned from both developments in terms of how we should view criminal justice issues.

Front Page

The Disposable Student

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

An educator must not be satisfied until that soul he refuses to handle, love, nourish and develop is registered in another school, one more caring and embracing.

Rubin Reports

Sympathy for Both Devils in Syria

By Barry Rubin

Let me make it plain. There will be mass murder, even genocide in Syria.

Daniel Pipes

Yes, Support the Syrian Rebels

By Daniel Pipes

"U.S. Weighing Closer Ties With Hardline Islamists in Syria"

Khaled Abu Toameh

Has Kerry Heard of the Palestinian 'Hitler'?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The widespread support for "Hitler" [Jamal Abu al Rub] reflects the state of dissatisfaction with Abbas and his top aides.

Op-Eds

Why Jews Should Care about Dennis Rodman’s Trip to North Korea

By Rabbi Abraham Cooper

I began to hear rumors that North Korea was using poison gas to kill selected political prisoners.

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

Sean Penn Sneaked Orthodox Prisoner Ostreicher Back to the US

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Penn managed to sneak Ostreicher across a hostile border and into a safe and currently undisclosed location in the United States.

Op-Eds

Egypt's New Constitution: As Bad as the Old One?

By Michael Armanious

"In Egypt, a civil state means a modern nationalist state that is compatible with Islamist provisions." — Ali Gomaa, Egypt's former Grand Mufti.

Rubin Reports

The War Among the Jews

By Barry Rubin

A large number of pro-Obama and radical or even anti-Israel cadre are Jews.

Op-Eds

Selfie

By Jeremy Rosen

Experts on the media have jumped in to advise against taking selfies.

Op-Eds

Kill the Quest for 'Chill'

By Mrs. Amber Adler

What originally seems like fun can quickly turn into a buzz kill.

Op-Eds

As Obama Falls, So Does NBC News

By Thomas Lifson

There is no way to know how much damage the leftist lunacy has done to the NBC News brand.

Op-Eds

Dejudaizing the Holocaust: Insert Name of Nation Here

By Ricki Birnbaum

The Nazis intended to obliterate our religion, as well as our bodies.

Op-Eds

The Most Damaging President We’ve Ever Had

By Dennis Prager

In modern political parlance “compassionate” is a euphemism for ever-expanding government.

Op-Eds

Protecting our Children from Terrorists

By Susan Alter-Klapperman

A wake up call to action for the Jewish community.

Op-Eds

Time to tell the Truth about the Draft of Haredim

By Rabbi Dov Lipman

The Yesh Atid-sponsored draft law is very different from what you have been reading in the haredi press and hearing from haredi politicians and activists.

Fundamentally Freund/Michael Freund

When Journalism Can Kill

By Michael Freund

Ever since he vanished, the American government had repeatedly asserted that Levinson was a private businessman -- his own safety.

Keeping Jerusalem

New Strategic National Park in Eastern Jerusalem

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

National park status is, unfortunately, not an ironclad guarantee against Arab encroachment.

Moshe Feiglin

Choose Life

By Moshe Feiglin

It’s been more than ten years since Parkinson’s moved into our home.

Louis Rene Beres

Israel's Strategic Options at the Eleventh Hour

By Louis Rene Beres

Still facing an effectively unhindered nuclear threat from Iran, Israel will soon need to choose between two strategic options.

Dov Shurin

Twisting Truth for the Sake of Peace

By Dov Shurin

God decided to cast Truth down to earth and went on to create the world.

Editorial

The Persistent Mr. Kerry

By Editorial Board

Apparently there has been no let-up in Secretary of State Kerry’s drive to bring about a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians within the nine-month period he prescribed last year, which ends in April 2014.

Editorial

Reconsidering Iran Policy

By Editorial Board

Much attention has properly been paid to the problems inherent in the provisions of the Geneva agreement struck with Iran. There are substantial loopholes that allow Iran to run trucks through its commitments and Iran seems to have been able to blunt the full court press that had been mounted against it in the form of economic sanctions and threats of military force.

Interviews and Profiles

What To Do When 150 Million Europeans Hate Israel: An Interview with Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld

By Elliot Resnick

All these polls asked either “Do you agree that Israel is conducting a war of extermination against the Palestinians?” or, alternatively, “Do you agree Israel behaves toward the Palestinians like the Nazis do?”

Front Page

You’re Jewish – But Do You Believe In God?

By Harvey Rachlin

Of course, believing in God doesn’t make one Jewish. Many people identify themselves as Jews for a host of reasons other than believing in the God of Israel, and they are just as Jewish as the most pious Jew. Being Jewish is a birthright, not a belief right. According to halacha, anyone born of a Jewish mother is Jewish. Period.

Op-Eds

J Street's Blindness, Mohammed's Dream and Israel’s Nightmare

By Igal Zuravicky MD FACC

We live in a world where a people returning to it’s ancestral home is accused of occupation, and redemption has become colonialism.

Op-Eds

Oxytocin’s Effect on the Shidduch Crisis

By Mrs. Amber Adler

In mainstream America, people believe in instant romance and not physically keeping to oneself prior to marriage.

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

The Ferocious Fight for Israel

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

I have heard many Rabbis tell me that they don’t wish to dirty their hands by getting involved in political matters.

Rubin Reports

How to Read or Watch TV about the Real Middle East

By Barry Rubin

Does anyone think the Palestinian Authority will resist daily attacks from Hamas and Fatah radicals?

Op-Eds

The Tale of the Brave Soldier from Auschwitz

By Meir Indor

“Arise, Reb Yechiel—honored with the firing of one bomb!”

Serials

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