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Pier Pressure

By Daniel Greenfield

Biden Sending 1,000 US Troops to Bring Aid to Gazans, 0 to Retrieve Hostages

Interviews and Profiles

Analyze THIS

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

European Jew-hatred too deep to identify ‘even after years of therapy,’

Op-Eds

How to Get the Hostages Released

By Gatestone Institute

The Cure for Biden's Disastrous Qatar Policy

Op-Eds

The Two-Tiered System at Amnesty International

By Sara Lehmann

Amnesty International is pardoning terrorists for the brutal murder, rape and hostage-taking of Jews. Worse, they are willfully conflating the perpetrators with the victims.

Headline / Op-Eds

Building a Palestinian Army

By Moshe Phillips

Everyone seems to have forgotten that the PA was supposed to have been fighting terrorism since it was created back in the 1990s by the Oslo Accords – but it never has done the job.

Headline / Op-Eds

Scapegoating Israel

By Melanie Phillips

Humanitarian aid has become the blood libel of the day.

In Print / Op-Eds

150 Days

By Shira Lankin Sheps

Those first days, we couldn’t believe the numbers. First, it was 50, then 100, then over 250 hostages? Could it be true? How could we ever bring them home?? It has been 150 days of asking the same question.

In Print / Op-Eds

Home Again

By Ariella Taragin Gold

...not knowing when they’ll have to return to the frontlines is only one of the challenges facing the released reservists.

In Print / Op-Eds

Casualties And Karma

By Rabbi Leo Dee

Hamas recently acknowledged that Israel has successfully eliminated 6,000 terrorists, approximately half the number that Israel is claiming. It is worth bearing in mind that Hamas has been training kids as young as eight years old to attack Jews, so many of their “civilian” statistics are highly questionable.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Antisemitism Will Only Get Worse

By Martin Oliner

Since Israel unwisely withdrew from Gaza in 2005, the only things that have not flown over the fence into Israel are doves of peace.

In Print / Editorial

The Supreme Court’s 9-0 Ruling For Trump In Ballot Eligibility Case Is A Metaphor For The Legal Assaults On Him

By Editorial Board

Some of us spent a lot of time seriously parsing the constitutional language and its history. But the experts jumped up and down and insisted that they were right and Trump was ineligible to run.

In Print / Editorial

After Michigan’s Arab Muslim Protest Vote Will Biden Stay With Israel On Gaza?

By Editorial Board

While it may still be too early to tell whether the uncommitted will eventually trigger dramatic change in the Biden policy, it is clear that it continues to be slowly blunted in drip-drip fashion.

Op-Eds

Kamala Attacks Israel During Civil Rights Commemoration

By Daniel Greenfield

"The Israeli government must do more to significantly increase the flow of aid... No excuses"

Op-Eds

The Great Leader and the Jews, an Outstanding Documentary

By Rachel Avraham

Saadat Shukurova Israilov, head of channel 24, vice president of the International AzIz organization and chairwoman of the Donna Gracia Center for Diplomacy, stated in an interview: “Azerbaijan is the world's center of tolerance. We observe this in everyday life..”

Headline / Op-Eds

Escalation Towards an Independent Terrorist State

By Gatestone Institute

Both US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron reveal their simplistic, and somewhat imperialist, Western approach to a complex Middle Eastern situation

Daniel Greenfield

A Pogrom in Berkeley

By Daniel Greenfield

“I never have felt scared to be a Jewish student on campus until last night”

Analysis

Aaron Bushell: The New Palestinian Hero and Role Model

By Itamar Marcus

Bushell by committing suicide wants to “… create a turning point in the methods and tools of the solidarity movement with the Palestinian issue in the world.”

Op-Eds

“Jewish Blindness to the Arab Problem”

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Yet it was a “blindness to the Arab problem,” and lack of historical perspective that led Major-General Aharon Haliva, IDF's Military Intelligence Directorate, and others to believe that in Gaza, “our military force and deterrence,” and efforts “to stabilize the economy, allow in workers, and improve the quality of life all have the potential to create years of quiet.” He made this prediction in June 2021, and again in September 2022

Featured / Interviews and Profiles

‘Future of Judea & Samaria’: Former US Envoy Unveils Sovereignty Plan

By Alex Traiman

Former Ambassador David Friedman's proposal "protects Israel's security, respects biblical covenants and affords civil rights and human dignity to all."

In Print / Headline / Prager's Perspective

It Takes A Morally Confused World To Be Anti-Israel

By Dennis Prager

Instead of good and evil, we now have a set of other moral categories: rich and poor, white and black, colonizers and colonized, strong and weak, oppressors and oppressed.

Dr. Mordechai Kedar

Armenia Getting Closer to Iran After US Sanctions Russia More Intensively

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

Where Iran and Armenia traded $350 million worth of goods in 2021, the expectation is that this figure will rise to $1 billion this year.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Games We Play

By Avi Ciment

When it came to other mitzvot, like davening, which were very dear to him, he would pray for twice as long as the average person, constantly criticizing the chazan for moving too quickly.

Headline / Op-Eds

There Can Be No Ceasefire in Gaza with Hamas in Power

By Gatestone Institute

The Israeli people, irrespective of their political differences, will never accept any long-term deal that allows the terrorist masterminds of Hamas to remain in control of Gaza.

In Print / Editorial

The Daylight Between The Biden Administration And Israel Just Got A Lot Brighter

By Editorial Board

According to the Baker Institute, the debate centers on varying interpretation of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which states that an occupying power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies.

In Print / Op-Eds

DTALE Should Replace DEI

By Dr. Sheila Nazarian

A better way to ensure inclusion would be a different acronym: DTALE – diversity of thought and life experience. This ideology would emphasize the importance of varied perspectives but highlight diversity in its truest form, which is a mosaic of unique personal stories rather than an oppression Olympics.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Pro-Hamas Fifth Column Intends To Kill People

By Benjamin Kerstein

I was neither shocked nor surprised by the news. It was inevitable from the moment the pro-Hamas fifth column in the United States began its pro-terror campaign. The instant the genocidists took to the streets, it was obvious that behind all the screaming and slogans was nothing more than an inchoate murderous rage.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Four-Year Revolution

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our soldiers discovered Hamas paraphernalia and munitions in almost every civilian home. Yet, there are many totally innocent people who have been caught in the crossfire of this just and moral war. Such is the horrid legacy of terror. It kills indiscriminately.

In Print / Editorial

NYC Just Dodged An Electoral Bullet

By Editorial Board

In an instant the law made about 800,000 non-citizens eligible to vote and the impact on New York City local elections could be profound given the fact that the city has just under 5 million registered voters – and even less active voters – and a major effort to register the immigrants could reshape politics in New York, according to Politico.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Are American Jews Still Trying to Save Israel from Itself?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The expectation that the impact of the Oct. 7 attacks and a surge in antisemitism would prompt a shift in the way Jewish groups operate was probably misplaced.

In Print / Front Page

Harvard Antisemitism Task Force Leader Resigns In Frustration

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Harvard found itself in more hot water this month when the House committee which conducted the hearings subpoenaed the school for allegedly obstructing the government’s investigation of antisemitism on college campuses.

Op-Eds

The Nuremberg Trials Didn't Justify All Resistance: Lessons For Pro-Hamas Protesters

By Bennett Ruda

The claim that Gaza is occupied is debatable at best. The legal precedent in international law is that occupation requires boots on the ground -- an actual, physical presence in the territory that allows the "occupying" force to exercise control and authority to the exclusion of local government authority. That is clearly not the case in Gaza, where Hamas is in control.

Op-Eds

Corrupted from Birth: UNRWA's Forgotten History

By Middle East Forum

Everyone in UNRWA knew and lied, just as everyone in Gaza knew

Daniel Greenfield

Making the WRONG Choice

By Daniel Greenfield

Warners Had To Choose Between Harry Potter and DEI. It Chose Wrongly.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

Reason, Reasonableness & Realpolitik

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Under Biden, important foreign policy interests are being sacrificed domestic ones

Headline / Op-Eds

Recognizing Palestinian State Renders ALL US Diplomacy Meaningless

By Middle East Forum

Biden's threat to recognize a Palestinian state derives from his personal dislike of Netanyahu

Analysis

Ramadan ‘Explosion’ Looms for Israel and Hamas

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Ramadan is two weeks away and the clock is ticking.

Op-Eds

Putin Is Pushing Where There's Mush

By Ben Shapiro

Putin feels unbound--And he should.

Op-Eds

Searching for Peace-loving Palestinian Arab Leadership is DELUSIONAL

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Only when the Arabs truly understand that the Jews are in Israel to stay can there be a chance for a dialogue. Until then, Israelis are negotiating with themselves and seen by some as "walking like sheep to slaughter."

In Print / Op-Eds

Holier Than Thou Thinkest

By Rosally Saltsman

While most of us may not be guilty of heinous, public crimes, aren’t we all guilty of faux pas, bad judgments, slights, even sins? Are all our other efforts and contributions therefore annulled and void?

Op-Eds / Terrorism / Hamas / Azerbaijan

Qaradaghli and Khojaly Massacres Were Precursors to October 7

By Rachel Avraham

"When a woman is raped, the humanity of a human being is severely violated.”

In Print / Op-Eds

Protect Yourself And Your Family Digitally

By Sarah Pachter

We are currently experiencing a technological revolution, and we have not yet begun to understand the ramifications. As much as we have all benefited from these new tools, we also have a grave responsibility to use them for good.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Red Cross Has Abandoned Israeli Hostages and Its Pretense of Neutrality

By Gregg Roman

When the Red Cross speaks about the Israel-Hamas conflict without mentioning Hamas' attacks, and its president meets with Hamas' leader but does not advocate for Israeli hostages, the message is clear.

In Print / Front Page

Biden Orders Deportation Reprieve For Palestinians In The U.S.

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

The exclusion of Palestinians who do not meet the criteria depends, of course, on enforcement by DHS, which does not necessarily inspire confidence.

In Print / Editorial

Hamas Is Evil But Hardly Delusional

By Editorial Board

As we have been suggesting for some time, the so-called two-state solution seems higher on the Biden agenda than that of various Gulf Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, who recognize the Iranian threat implicit in a Palestinian state.

Jonathan Tobin

What Americans don’t get about Israelis Fighting for their Lives

By Jonathan S. Tobin

They fail to understand a traumatized nation facing genocidal foes—one that is united behind a war whose aim is the preservation of their very existence.

In Print / Op-Eds

Our ‘New’ Color

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

For a culture which discourages ostentation and flashiness, the attire of the kohen gadol seems aberrant. His glittering clothing clashes with our overall inclination to dress quietly and discreetly.

In Print / Op-Eds

The First Step In Helping To Free The Hostages

By Rabbi Hayim Leiter

Those of us who wake up to see our children every day cannot fathom the reality people like Rachel and Jon have been subjected to.

In Print / Editorial

The Legal Targeting Of Donald Trump

By Editorial Board

In this Trump case the valuations he offered were just that, offers, and made in the context of industry-wide practice that lenders always do their own due diligence in verification of what they understand to be subjective presentations.

Headline / Op-Eds

How the ‘Settler Violence’ Campaign Works

By Caroline B. Glick

One of the many distressing aspects of the campaign to criminalize Israeli civilians is that it’s apparently the first target. The next one? The IDF.

Op-Eds

How Muslims Transformed Jerusalem into a Sacred City for Islam

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Egyptians identify with the Pharaohs and Syrians and Lebanese with the Phoenicians, so the Palestinian Arabs decided to claim to be part of the Jebusites, an extinct tribe who lived in Jerusalem before being conquered by the Jews.

Op-Eds

The Situation in the West Bank: Joining an IDF Raid

By Middle East Forum

It would be a mistake to ignore the simmering tensions in the area south of Jerusalem.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Judicial Reform Controversy Emboldened Israel's Enemies

By Khaled Abu Toameh

[T]he reports about military reservists threatening not to report for duty created the impression among Iran's mullahs and their terror proxies that the Israeli security establishment had been seriously undermined and was on the verge of collapse.

Daniel Greenfield

London's Muslim Mayor Picks Tranny Hookers Over Queen

By Daniel Greenfield

Instead of a statue of Queen Elizabeth, Trafalgar Square will feature "transgender sex workers"

Headline / Op-Eds

And the Winner Is...

By Alan M. Dershowitz

(drum-roll, please)— Hamas!

Op-Eds

Can Super Bowl Ads Reduce Antisemitism/Increase pro-Israel Sentiment?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Will this be the spark that Gen Z needs to be more open-minded? Did we connect with the right feelings to inspire action?

Analysis

‘They Love Jews, Especially Dead Jews’

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Those who helped were few and far between

Op-Eds

This Land is WHOSE Land?

By Jerold S. Auerbach

Nearly a century after Winston Churchill’s surrender of Palestinian land to the King of Transjordan, the boundaries of the Jewish state remain a continuing source of contention.

Op-Eds

Yahya Sinwar Is on the Run

By Yoni Ben Menachem

The leaders of Hamas in Gaza, including Sinwar, are currently evading capture, possibly seeking refuge in the Rafah area. It is imperative for the IDF to promptly take control of Rafah to locate him.

Op-Eds

Antisemitism Crisis is out of Control

By Melanie Phillips

In both Britain and America, politics is becoming increasingly distorted.

Op-Eds

'Why Doesn't Hamas Go to Hell and Hide There?': Other Voices from Gaza

By Bassam Tawil

One cannot understand why the foreign media is turning a blind eye to the critical voices coming out from the Gaza Strip and Palestinians and Arabs living outside the Hamas-ruled coastal enclave.

In Print / Front Page

Retired Jewish General Sues, Claims He Was Ousted For His Faith

By Chaim Yehuda Meyer

As part of a campaign to discredit Magram and push him out of the Air National Guard, Beevers allegedly coached a witness who claimed that Magram used subordinates for personal errands.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Time-Challenged Gazans Must Be Shown A Calendar – Then Nudged Forward

By David Nabhan

Pretending and hoping, however, that sooner or later the Gazans would come to their senses, look to their children’s futures, put down their slingshots, cease and desist with the tunnel digging, and take advantage of their astoundingly fortuitous location astride the Mediterranean Sea, was a colossal failure.

In Print / Op-Eds

G-d Dwells Within Us

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

For reasons that are far beyond our comprehension, G-d wants to be in this world with humanity and wants us to be His partners.

In Print / Op-Eds

We Know That You Know: Bridging The Gap Between Israelis And The Diaspora

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our common struggle for survival dwarfed every petty difference which, in the past, divided us.

In Print / Editorial

Disentangling Emergency U.S. Aid To Israel

By Editorial Board

In fact, Republicans even rejected a Biden administration proposal for funding for a border crackdown because they said it didn’t go far enough.

Op-Eds

Controlling Gaza

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

Unless we retain control of Gaza, we may have won the battle but did we win the war?

In Print / Op-Eds

Let’s Finally Tackle Antisemitism On College Campuses

By Rep. Nicole Malliotakis

One would think that academic leaders would take proactive measures to combat antisemitic behavior and protect Jewish students, given these alarming numbers, but many have done the opposite.

In Print / Op-Eds

Letter To Adar

By Faigie Heiman

I walk the freshly showered streets of Beit Shemesh and I think of spring. I think of spring in Jerusalem where I lived for 62 years. I think of you, Adar, when joy will increase; when this war, Iron Swords, will be over; when I hope something new will be ready to debut.

Op-Eds

Armenia Assists the Transfer of Military Equipment to Israel’s Enemies

By Ayoob Kara

“Iran is acting against Azerbaijan on multiple fronts, with the IRGC’s Quds Force transferring weapons and military equipment to Armenia.”

Op-Eds

What Exactly is Biden’s Issue with Israeli Law Enforcement?

By Ariel Kahana

Among the many challenges facing Israeli leaders, there is no choice but to go to battle over Biden's Executive Order targeting individual Israelis with sanctions.

In Print / Columns

An Invitation To Three Remarkable Jewish Women

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

I have written here before about Facebook’s abysmal and ongoing inaction over antisemitic content on its site. Much worse; since October 7, has been its Fact Checkers interventions to quell and stifle posts supportive of Israel or condemning Hamas.

Op-Eds

No Total Victory, No New Regional Order

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

All that glitters is not gold, and what might appear to be a good way forward on paper is far from providing even an adequate solution to the deeply entrenched, fundamental problems.

In Print / Editorial

The Hur Report As Teaching Moment

By Editorial Board

To the contrary, what Mr. Hur did say was that Mr. Biden had willfully retained and shared classified material implicating sensitive intelligence sources and methods.

The Ettinger Report

Conventional Western Wisdom vs. Middle East Reality

By Yoram Ettinger

Western appeasement of Shiite, Sunni and Palestinian terrorism has ignored the well-documented fact, that terrorists bite the hands that feed them,

Op-Eds

The Middle East: Un-ask Your Question

By Gatestone Institute

Dealing with the Middle East today isn't as easy as it was even a decade ago

Daniel Greenfield

Biden, Egypt Warn Israel Not to Finish Off Hamas

By Daniel Greenfield

"A military operation now in that area cannot proceed."

Daniel Greenfield

Biden Warned Israel Not to Enter Rafah, Israel Entered and Rescued 2 Hostages

By Daniel Greenfield

"On the second floor, Louis and Fernando were held by armed Hamas terrorists"

Headline / Op-Eds

UNRWA’s Role: Perpetuate the War Against Israel

By Justin Amler

UNRWA was tasked to look after the needs of Arabs displaced by the conflict... instead, it became twisted into a mechanism for continuing the Arab war on Israel.

Op-Eds

The Red Cross Still Hates the Jews

By Gatestone Institute

This is not the first time the ICRC ignored the plight of Jewish victims. During the Holocaust, the ICRC did nothing to help any of the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis and instead wrote a "favorable report of the good treatment of Jews in German camps."

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Comparing Coalitions

By Dr. Martin Sherman

While the current coalition is far from unblemished, things could be worse—and have been, recently.

Headline / Op-Eds

Is the Path to a Palestinian State "Irreversible?"

By Elliott Abrams

Secretary of State Blinken's call for “a concrete, time-bound and irreversible path” to a Palestinian state presents serious dangers to Israel and to Palestinians as well.

Op-Eds

The Soros Agenda

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Soros has invested millions of dollars in the “defund the police,” movement, “social justice” projects and Left-wing grassroots organizations advocating for environmentalism, gun control, court-packing, legalizing drugs and abortion.

Op-Eds

Israel’s American Frenemy

By Melanie Phillips

Instead of regarding Iran as the mortal enemy not just of Israel, but of America and the civilized world, the Biden administration is treating it as an asset that must be protected.

Daniel Greenfield

Leaked Iranian Gov Docs Show Soros Group Acted as Foreign Agent

By Daniel Greenfield

Should Soros and allies be arrested for failing to register as foreign agents?

Op-Eds

Sustaining a Jewish Revival Rests on Visiting Israel

By Irit Tratt

Visiting Israel and engaging with its citizens is integral to nurturing the affection and enhancing relations between the two cultures.

Analysis

US Obsession with Two-State Solution is ‘Delusional’

By Israel Kasnett

It's “shocking" that a U.S. administration would push for a Palestinian state under ordinary circumstances, let alone after Oct. 7, said former U.S. Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt.

Op-Eds

Preparing for the Next International Court of Justice Debacle

By Maurice Hirsch

In the theatre of the absurd, commonly known as the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the judges are again preparing to ignore history, facts, and the fundamental truth. Having weaponized the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide against the Jewish state, the judges are now preparing to hear oral arguments […]

Headline / Op-Eds

At the Crossroads: American Jews and Israelis

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

For the first time since the founding of the experiment in Jewish nationalism, the events that have unfolded in Israel raise questions about the “Zionist dream.”

Prager's Perspective

The Super Bowl Will Again Feature Two 'National Anthems'

By Dennis Prager

Meanwhile, the NFL continues to paint "anti-racist" slogans in end zones and play the "black national anthem" before important games.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Little Ditty About Chaya And – Let’s Call Him ‘Benny’

By Rosally Saltsman

It’s very poetic because her whole journey started when she had an Israeli boyfriend in Montreal, who had come to Canada to avoid serving in the army. Up until meeting him, she had had no contact with Jews.

Op-Eds / Headline

"Liquidate the Galuth or the Galuth will Liquidate YOU”

By Alex Grobman PhD.

What is one of the major signs we need to be aware of in ascertaining the danger of antisemitism? ...it is when we should determine whether antisemitism has becomes a mass movement.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Letter To An Amalgamation Of Rabbis As I Perceived Them In My Youth

By Avi Ciment

I can honestly and regrettably say that up until I graduated high school, every conversation I had with rabbis always involved my grades, or rather my lack of them. I can’t recall any exchanges that endeared me to Torah observance.

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