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The Supreme Court's Historic Challenge: Saving American Democracy

By Lawrence Kadish

President Donald Trump, and more importantly, American democracy, will now get its day in court.

In Print / Editorial

What’s The Point About Hezbollah?

By Editorial Board

It is still not clear what Hezbollah will eventually do, if anything substantial at all.

In Print / Op-Eds

Parents Shouldn’t Be Judged By Their Children’s Choices

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

There were even people who condemned Garner’s parenting, alleging that Garner must be a weak mother if she couldn’t convince her daughter to switch her shirt.

In Print / Editorial

The U.S. Supreme Court Will Soon Have, And Should Seize On, An Upcoming Case To Speak Out Against Prosecutorial Excesses

By Editorial Board

Some have held that it did disqualify Trump, removing him from the list of eligible state primary election candidates. Others have said that the restrictions on holding office did not apply to him.

In Print / Front Page

A Century Of Antisemitism At Harvard

By Richard Kronenfeld

World War II and the Holocaust dampened Harvard’s enthusiasm for Nazism, and after the war, meritocracy was restored and Jewish enrollment began rising again.

In Print / Editorial

Rav Matisyahu Salomon, zt"l

By Editorial Board

He had an uncommon feel for the pulse of the Torah community which he combined with a palpable empathy towards those who sought his advice.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Don’t Look Away from the Primary Cause of an Antisemitism Epidemic

By Jonathan S. Tobin

As shocking incidents pile up and surveys show prejudice growing, the way woke ideology grants a permission slip for Jew-hatred cannot be ignored.

Analysis

Hezbollah’s Attack on Israeli Base Was a Wake-Up Call

By Yaakov Lappin

(TPS) Hezbollah’s Jan. 6 attack on the Israeli Air Force’s Meron air traffic control base, likely using Iranian-supplied Kornet-EM missiles, marks a significant escalation by the Iran-backed terrorist group. The day before the attack, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah had threatened retaliation for the Jan. 2 assassination of Saleh Al-Arouri, Hamas’s deputy politburo chief in Beirut. […]

Op-Eds

Hamas’s Strategic Designs and the Potential Impact on Palestinian Dynamics

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Hamas sees Barghouti’s potential release as an opportunity to boost public support and showcase its commitment to a comprehensive approach involving prisoners from various factions.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why The Palestinian Authority Is No Better than Hamas

By Bassam Tawil

As the Biden administration doubtless knows, replacing Hamas with the PA will change nothing in the Gaza Strip.

Op-Eds

Hamas Commander Sinwar Must Decide How He Departs

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Will Sinwar leave Gaza to fight another day or go down in a blaze of glory?

Headline / Op-Eds

Gaza War: It isn't Over Until it is Over

By Gatestone Institute

The usual suspects in the Middle East peacemaking industry are already beginning to recycle their old and discredited ideas. President Joe Biden, sounding like a dummy for the ventriloquist Barack Obama, is talking of "a two-state solution: one for the Israelis and one for the Palestinians."

Op-Eds

'Dark Money Nightmare': How Qatar Bought the Ivy League

By Gatestone Institute

"At the time of writing, the State of Qatar contributes more funds to universities in the United States than any other country in the world, and raw donation totals omit critical, concerning details about the nature of Qatar's academic funding." — ISGAP report, "Networks of Hate," December 2023.

Daniel Greenfield

Protesting Truckers Got Martial Law, Hamas Thugs Get Coffee From Cops

By Daniel Greenfield

What we’ve seen in Canada, as well as previously in the UK, is a political establishment dominated by leftists and in bed with Islamic terrorists.

Analysis

Setting the Record Straight: Part XV: Admiration and Glorification of Arab Terrorists

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Palestine Authority’s (PA) relentless glorification of terrorists reinforces the culture of hatred against Jews.

In Print / Op-Eds

Coming Together Through Teff

By Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll

Israel’s Ethiopian community is about 180,000 strong. Exiled from Judea before the Second Temple, and before Rabbinic Judaism, the Jews of Ethiopia suffered religious persecution, forced migration, forced conversion, and horrific trials before they could make aliyah to Israel.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Paradox Of Antisemitism And Hope

By Rabbi Leo Dee

So, the seeds of Jew hatred lie in the belief of our enemies, from Sefer Shemot, that we witnessed G-d as a people. But the story of Sefer Shemot also provides us with hope.

In Print / Op-Eds

Navigating The War As A Jewish Business Owner

By Rivky Itzkowitz

I decided that if I was going to post again, I wanted to also use my business to help out Israelis in need.

Op-Eds

A New Existential War – Part I: Israel’s Perception of the Enemy’s Goals

By Maj.Gen.Gershon Hacohen

For Israel to achieve victory in the war with Hamas, it will have to adapt its security concept to reflect a new and deeper understanding of the enemy’s perception of the nature of its struggle with Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Texting Isn’t (Always) Best: Teaching Students The Value Of The Written Word

By Ronald Neal Goldman

How can we wean students off electronic devices and help them appreciate the transmission of ideas through the classic use of the written word?

In Print / Op-Eds

On A Special Mission With Kosher Troops

By Barbara Petlin

The 17 people participating in the Kosher Troops mission to Israel didn’t receive the press coverage of the groups of celebrities and politicians who recently visited, but we were warmly welcomed wherever we traveled in Israel.

In Print / Front Page

The Pain Of A Path Not Taken

By Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Zuckier

Did I have good reasons for returning to America? At the time I certainly thought so. Would I have been a particularly good soldier? If I had been drafted to a combat unit (as most Hesdernikim were in my time), almost certainly not.

Op-Eds

Yes: THEY are ALSO Israeli

By Rabbi Yehoshua Grunstein

I've lived in Israel for the majority of my years on earth. So please tell me... WHEN DO I BECOME AN ISRAELI?!

In Print / Editorial

Following The Middle East’s Moving Parts

By Editorial Board

To be sure, the Houthis are strangely drawing the U.S. into the fray by targeting U.S. and other nations’ shipping in addition to Israel’s and the U.S. has gone out of its way to accuse Iran of being deeply involved in the Houthi attacks on Israel. So, the bottom line is that at all events, the U.S. is materially engaged.

In Print / Editorial

Defunding By Stealth

By Editorial Board

Mayor Adams did not exempt the NYPD from his new across the board 5% cut of municipal agency budgets in order to pay for the city’s multi-billion-dollar deficits occasioned by the immigrant crisis. So that things were destined to take a turn for the worse seemed preordained.

In Print / Op-Eds

Harvard, Oxen And Daf Yomi

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Without even getting into the Congressional testimony of Harvard’s president, Claudine Gay, on genocide against Jews or her scholarship, or lack of it (against the scholarship of scholars she allegedly plagiarized), this article will focus on the students at Harvard who may still be among the best and the brightest.

Interviews and Profiles

Rothman: Supreme Court Decision a ‘Shame,’ But Not Time to Relegislate

By Amelie Botbol

"The court did not rise to the occasion, but that does not mean that we should be irresponsible," says MK Simcha Rothman, one of the reform effort's key architects.

Headline / Op-Eds

Who Supports Hamas?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

So when you watch an anti-Israel demonstration on television, please understand who is behind it and what are their ultimate goals, because the next target is American democracy -- and you.

Op-Eds

Ignorance is Not Bliss: An Educational Challenge

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

Teaching positions are a privilege, NOT an entitlement.

Headline / Op-Eds

2024: Where Does the Pendulum Swing?

By Gatestone Institute

Another case of the pendulum swinging in the opposite direction concerns the United Nations and diplomacy in general

Op-Eds

Shaul Greenglick: May the Song Be for an Eternal Blessing

By Ronn Torossian

This beautiful soul was killed because of a war started by a Palestinian society that produced and still supports Hamas — which seeks not to build and celebrate life, but to destroy it.

Op-Eds

An Article I Wrote 2 Months Ago -- and More True Today Than Ever: Israel's Ground Incursion Won't Look Pretty, But Let It Be

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Accordingly, the Hamas Massacre has taken “Two-State” off the table, even if Biden and Harvard students don’t know yet, and Israel can and must continue populating Judea and Samaria to one million in the immediate months ahead

Op-Eds

The Obsession with Two-State Solution

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Rather than addressing the causes of the conflict, the US and West do not seriously confront the Arabs about incitement against Israeli citizens in their schools, mosques and media and do not hold them accountable for continuing to provide financial support to families of convicted terrorists who are either incarcerated in Israeli prisons or who have died while murdering Israelis. Instead, they blame Israel for intransigence

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Conductor Behind The Names

By Ariella Tenenbaum

We are a people of life. We do not support martyrdom. Needlessly endangering a life is considered a serious sin. Saving a life is the paramount act, one that supersedes everything else.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Child’s Letter About Social Media

By Yisroel Picker

Imagine craving a hug, not from you, but from hundreds, thousands of strangers online. Every like is a pat on the back, every follower is a whispered you're okay. Social media is this crazy dopamine machine, feeding on my insecurities and making me chase validation.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Has The Congressional Hearing on Antisemitism Woken People Up?

By Alan Zeitlin

I was surprised that the university presidents did such a poor job of responding to questions that should not have been so difficult for them to answer.

In Print / Op-Eds

Our Heroes Never Perish

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

While the gaping wounds caused by their deaths will never truly be healed, the fallen heroes of this war still live!

In Print / Op-Eds

My Role In The Rescue Of Jews From Egypt During The Six-Day War

By Nathan Lewin

I felt removed from important American decision-making. But I noticed that there was a subject that received little discussion or attention from the career foreign-policy experts at the State Department.

Headline / Op-Eds

World's Most Dangerous Combination: China and Russia

By Gordon G. Chang

In other words, China and Russia are preparing to go to war together. As no country threatens either of them, they are undoubtedly thinking of perpetrating more acts of aggression.

Op-Eds

Poisoning the Well

By Sara Lehmann

Absent the merit of truth, or at a minimum of context, anti-Israel activists brazenly reprocess history as it unfolds so that the events of October 7th themselves are denied.

In Print / Editorial

That Vacuous UN Resolution

By Editorial Board

The resolution also says nothing about the Hamas practice of locating military personnel and weapons in civilian areas which put civilians at particular risk as the IDF prosecutes it war against Hamas.

In Print / Editorial

Colorado’s Trump Ban

By Editorial Board

The right of voters to decide who will make binding decisions for them is as fundamental in a democracy as you can get.

Headline / Op-Eds

Don’t Give Gaza to the Palestinian Authority

By Palestinian Media Watch

Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party is no better than Hamas. It has celebrated the Oct. 7 attacks

In Print / Front Page

Former IDF Soldier Wins Big In Defamation Case Against Toronto Restaurant

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

The timing of the decision is as relevant as ever. IDF soldiers and veterans should not have to worry about their reputation being tarnished through malicious and reckless allegations…

Daniel Greenfield

Hamas Supporters Declare War on Christmas

By Daniel Greenfield

“How many of y’all would come out on Christmas Day and ruin their Christmas?”

Op-Eds

UN’s Disgraceful Response to Hamas Massacre Can’t Go Unchallenged

By Justin Amler

the UN — whose ideals are supposed to shine like a beacon of light in a murky world — was nowhere to be seen and nowhere to be heard in solidarity with Israel.

Op-Eds

XMAS in Israel in Wartime

By Pesach Benson / TPS

An Israeli Christian Soldier’s Story

Op-Eds

Jews Are Compelled To Learn How To Shoot

By Ronn Torossian

It seems that even in the United States, where Jews were once safe those times may also be coming to an end.

The Ettinger Report

Diplomatic option toward Iran is Self-destructive

By Yoram Ettinger

Iran: The largest anti-American venomous octopus in the world

Op-Eds

Undermining Israel: An Ongoing Process

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The same leftists who maligned whites have now turned on the Jews. When whites were being denigrated, many Jewish leftists either supported the attacks or acquiesced to them. Now these Jews are being included among the “oppressors,” which is the same genocidal hatred that was exhibited in the George Floyd riots.

Op-Eds

'Slowly, Slowly,' the IDF Is Winning Its Gaza War on Hamas

By Middle East Forum

And still, it can now be stated clearly, the IDF is winning its war in Gaza. In the course of the past two weeks, the signs have become increasingly clear.

Op-Eds

U.S. Campuses and the Problem of Antisemitism

By Elliott Abrams

The "DEI" bureaucracies in U.S. colleges are failing to protect Jewish students from a wave of antisemitism. The right reaction is to recognize how pernicious they are, not to plead that Jewish students too are "oppressed."

Op-Eds

Barring Trump From Ballots Is a Recipe for Violence

By Ben Shapiro

All of this means that 2024 is going to be the most insane and ugly presidential election in American history. And that's saying a lot!

Op-Eds

The Accused

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Hamas sympathizers masquerade as humanists.

Op-Eds

Anti-Zionism and the Bolshevik jihad

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Anti-Zionism, bolstered by an infamous czarist-era forgery, has served to cement an unholy alliance of Marxists, Islamists and progressives.

In Print / Op-Eds

Faith In Hard Times

By Dvora Waysman

Faith doesn’t remove pain, but it can get you through it.

In Print / Marriage and Relationships / Interviews and Profiles

Meet Your Match With Dr. Jack Cohen

By Ita Yankovich

It started at the young age of 12 when I became associated with one of the leading rabbis of the last 100 years, Rav Avigdor Miller. He was a genius in human relations and I sucked up as much knowledge as I could learn from him.

Op-Eds

Zionism Is Always Just & Moral

By Ronn Torossian

: In The End, It Will Be Good In Israel

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The IDF – The World’s Most Moral Army

By Rabbi Leo Dee

How do you take a teacher, a doctor, a plumber, and a student and turn them into an army?... In particular, how do you do this when just a few weeks earlier they were marching against each other in opposing factions down the streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem?

In Print / Front Page

Solace From An Unexpected Source

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

As a volunteer, I’ve seen firsthand the unprecedented mobilization of Israeli society to support bereaved families, families whose husbands/fathers were called up, and refugees from the South and North. So, what missing element did this dinner offer?

In Print / Op-Eds

From Ivory Towers To Castles Of Hate

By Dr. Amy Neustein

Certainly, the masterminds behind this movement understood that students are easily beckoned by social causes that make them feel empowered. By defending the rights of those they feel are less fortunate, they assuage their guilty conscience for enjoying the middle-class comforts that others do not.

In Print / Op-Eds

Shaping A Different Future

By Rabbi Binny Freedman

Perhaps Joseph recognizes he has an opportunity to help create a different future, one where the brothers will learn to live together in peace and harmony, and where Yaakov will be blessed to once again be surrounded by all of his sons living and working together towards a better future.

In Print / Columns

When We Got Scared

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Whether the epidemic of anti-church/anti-state attacks are coordinated or spontaneous, they combine to achieve a common goal. They fracture the French nation and drive a wedge between good people on both sides of France’s religious racial/divide.

Analysis

Majority of Israelis: Antisemitism Driving Gaza War Protests

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The Israel Democracy Institute poll also found that 69% of all Israelis support elections immediately after the war.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

A Rewrite Of Israel’s Identity Crisis

By Richard Kronenfeld

No one can deny that the tragic, brutal, genocidal massacre of innocent Jews on Shabbat Simchat Torah brought about at least a temporary ceasefire in the multi-level conflict in Israel – left vs. right, secular vs. religious, Ashkenazim vs. Sephardim.

In Print / Op-Eds

Dear Lorne

By Avi Ciment

Now don't get me wrong. No one loves a hard laugh more than me.

In Print / Editorial

What Gives With The Houthis, Mr. President?

By Editorial Board

The Biden administration, which has pointedly moved two full aircraft carrier battle groups with overwhelming firepower to the Middle East, has failed to strike at Houthi military facilities, limiting itself to defending against the launched missiles and drones, even after persuading Israel to allow the U.S. to deal with the problem.

Analysis

‘Settler Violence’ Campaign Aims at Establishing Palestinian State on ‘Day After’

By Matan Peleg

Last week the campaign matured into actual sanctions on “extremist settlers.”

In Print / Editorial

Pres. Biden’s Pressure On Israel to End Maximum Effort To Defeat Hamas Is Misplaced

By Editorial Board

According to the Times of Israel, Kirby said some of the steps the IDF has taken to prevent civilian casualties in Gaza went further than what the U.S. would have done if it were in Israel’s place.

Op-Eds

Woke Cowardice: Wrong University Presidents at the Wrong Time

By Alan M. Dershowitz

It creates divisiveness on campuses that makes Jewish students and faculty fearful for their safety when their university president seems unwilling to apply the same standard to those who advocate genocide against Jews as they surely would against anyone who advocated genocide against Blacks or the raping of women or the shooting of gay and transgender people.

Op-Eds

‘Where do you Think Israel is Going?’ Bill Maher Quips in Viral 8-minute Clip

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

“No one knows more about being pushed off land than the Jews,” he said. “Including being kicked out of almost every Arab country they once lived in.”

Analysis

Multinational Force in Gaza Will Fail if History is Any Guide

By David Isaac

Hezbollah recently fired a rocket just 20 meters from a U.N. compound in Lebanon on Dec. 9.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Curious Case of the Biden Administration and Hamas

By Bassam Tawil

Did anyone call for a ceasefire when the US was routing ISIS in Syria and Iraq, or demanded that the US end its military campaign by a certain date?

Op-Eds

What America Has to Do to Regain Its Leadership Position

By Gregg Roman

The third thing that America can do is stop working with the Palestinian Authority. The Biden administration is currently working on a postwar plan that includes the Palestinian Authority taking over leadership of Gaza.

Op-Eds

Lies about Civilian Casualties

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Israel’s ratio of civilian vs. combatant casualties is the best in the world.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Rapid Return of Israel's Disastrous Policy

By Daniel Pipes

The contents of the deal only made matters worse, for a desperate Israel made a majority of the concessions.

Op-Eds

Daily Jihad in France

By Guy Millière

From the murder of Sébastien Sellam in 2003 to that of Mireille Knoll in 2018, all murders of Jews in France have been committed by radicalized Muslims.

Op-Eds

How the Zionism Equals Racism UN Resolution Was Born

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The PLO and its supporters continued to look for a way to expel Israel.

Jonathan Tobin

Can Biden’s Cognitive Dissonance let Israel Win the War?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The president’s rhetoric continues to turn against the Jewish state, but as long as the military aid keeps flowing, his appeasement of anti-Israel Democrats won’t save Hamas.

Headline / David Weinberg

The Myth of Escalating Settler Violence

By David Weinberg

An ugly, fringe phenomenon being falsely puffed up to "balance" the crimes of Hamas.

Analysis

Israel Aid Supplemental Critical for Long-Term Defense, Possible Second Front, Experts Say

By Andrew Bernard

“Israel has nowhere near the capacity they need to deal with a major war with Hezbollah,” said Brad Bowman, of FDD. “We have to sound the alarm so that the people that can actually do something about it can fix it.”

In Print / Op-Eds

Many Tribes – One Family

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

What will each of us do to maintain this brotherly bond once the battlefield quiets?

Headline / Op-Eds

An Open Letter to the Survivors of Oct. 7

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Maybe you don’t need to hear this, but it must be said to counter the voices arguing otherwise: You did not deserve this

Judaism / Op-Eds

The Time to Dig Deeper

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

This is a time that we need to dig deeper, muster all of our energy, courage and resources to stand tall and proud and to be practicing Jews.

In Print / Op-Eds / Parsha

Dream Interpreting And Israel’s War Against Hamas

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

When they do not contain a clear message and require interpretation, a crucial question arises: Who is empowered to interpret the dream?

In Print / Op-Eds

Women Of Iron Strength

By Nechama Dina Hendel

Indeed, we are seeing a surge of feminine strength and resilience during these trying days for Israel and world Jewry. In our Jerusalem community, I am blown away by the acts of heroism and self-sacrifice that I am witnessing firsthand.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Poison Ivy: Too Smart For Their Own Good?

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

We should pay more respect to those who display moral courage and clear-headed moral principles.

In Print / Editorial

Pity Those Poor Professors?

By Editorial Board

In today’s cancel culture and pervasive campus antisemitism, couldn’t they reasonably have believed they would be hounded out of office by aroused and cynical students always on the lookout for a rallying cause?

In Print / Editorial

Nadler’s False Flag

By Editorial Board

The Satmar view, on the other hand, is hardly opposed to Jewish presence in Israel.

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