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In Print / First Person

Rooted in the Land

By Rabbi Jonathan Ziring

LeAdam Maarechei Lev, UMeiHashem Maaneh Lashon – The thoughts of the heart are man’s, but from G-d comes the utterance of the tongue (Mishlei 16:1). I barely know what I am feeling yet I trust Hashem to give me the words.

Op-Eds

Can Israel and the Palestinian Authority Continue to Cooperate?

By Maurice Hirsch

Since 1994, Israeli governments have supported the PA The “Palestinian Authority” as one unified body has ceased to exist.

In Print / First Person

Who Is Like You, Israel?

By Sydell Stern

As I watch the Western and European news, which at first was so supportive, I knew that it would be only a matter of time before the support for Israel started to be challenged.

In Print / First Person

What Our Children See

By Sarah Sassoon

They are scared. They are dealing with emotions adults struggle to deal with. Breathe, I say to my youngest son. Breathe and know we have each other.

In Print / First Person

Scents of Geula

By Shui Haber

Our world seemed to shift overnight. Flights canceled, a family bar mitzvah postponed, the resurgence of online school – we were thrust back into a lifestyle reminiscent of the covid era.

In Print / First Person

The Chesed Bubble

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Everyone has a husband/son/brother/nephew/cousin who has been called up, and ten days in, already everyone knows of someone who won’t be coming home.

In Print / First Person

Our Babies… Our Flag

By Barbara Diamond

As the days of this war proceed, possibly well-meaning people ask us to care for those who may be collateral damage. The actions of Hamas have made that quite impossible. The responsibility lies exclusively on their shoulders.

In Print / First Person

Living in Tears and Hope

By Ariela Davis

The fear and stress are very real and while we are mostly managing now, the questions about how bad it could get are a place where our minds don’t want to go.

In Print / First Person

The Not Normal Normal

By Avi Ganz

We have all fallen into a sort of lull wherein this is the new normal, but it is not the new normal and it is not any normal, and guess what? Not everything needs to be normal.

In Print / First Person

We Are All Called Up

By Naami Ganz

We are all being called up. None of us are untouched by this war. It may be different for you or for me, but at the end of the day, as Jewish people, we are all connected.

In Print / First Person

Siddurim for our Troops

By Matthew Miller

One thing of which we are certain, and something that provides moments of not just comfort, but of hope, is the response of the ordinary people of Israel to the difficult times in which we find ourselves.

In Print / First Person

War Is Horribly Necessary

By Rafi Goldmeier

We are a resilient people. We have survived thousands of years with a lot of hatred and evil directed at us over the generations. All we can do is trust that as a nation we will get through this. By hook or by crook.

In Print / First Person

Concentric Circles

By Rabbi Elli Fischer

Each circle is crucial. Each circle reinforces and enables the others, and each contributes to the extraordinary effort that we must collectively make.

In Print / First Person

No, We’re Not Okay

By Ariella Tenenbaum

I can handle navigating a slew of complicated existential questions from my kids, but when my sweet, caring eight-year-old daughter turned to me one night and asked the simplest question of all, But why? Why do they hate us so much? I have no answer for her.

In Print / Editorial

A Teaching Moment

By Editorial Board

How can anyone lay that savagery at the doorstep of the victims? How can such depravity be cast in a positive light?

Op-Eds

The Choices of War: Hamas Using Kidnapped Israelis as Human Shields, What Should Israel Do?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Israel has a right under international law to prefer preventing the deaths of its own civilians over inadvertently causing the deaths of enemy civilians.

Op-Eds

How the Biden WH Helped Iran's Mullahs Try to Fulfill Their Dream of Annihilating Israel

By Gatestone Institute

Sadly, however, to the Biden administration, the glaringly central role of Iran, without which Hamas would be able to do nothing, remains nowhere in sight.

Prager's Perspective

The Meaning of Moral Equivalence

By Dennis Prager

Either Moral Confusion or Hatred of Israel

Headline / Op-Eds

As Biden turns Against Israel, Netanyahu MUST Stand Strong

By Caroline B. Glick

If Netanyahu fails to stand up to the United States, if he buckles, the pressure from Washington won’t stop

Op-Eds

How the Biden Administration Helped Iran's Mullahs Try to Fulfill Their Dream of Annihilating Israel

By Gatestone Institute

Sadly, however, to the Biden administration, the glaringly central role of Iran, without which Hamas would be able to do nothing, remains nowhere in sight.

Op-Eds

Should We Help the Palestinians in Gaza?

By Gatestone Institute

The Israelis have dropped thousands of leaflets over northern Gaza telling the people immediately to go to southern Gaza; Hamas instantly announced that the leaflets were merely propaganda, ordered its citizens not to move, and reportedly is now blocking their passage there.

Headline / Op-Eds

Iron Swords I: A Fundamental Miscalculation on Both Sides That Must Lead to the Defeat of Hamas

By BESA CENTER

Hamas made a strategic mistake: It should have calculated that there was a possibility that the State of Israel would respond by acting to eliminate its physical existence. The most important thing in the coming weeks is to focus on achieving this goal.

Op-Eds

Hamas and Israel: What Next?

By Gatestone Institute

Israeli leaders tried to apply to Hamas the strategy they had used against hostile Arab neighbors since 1948: "Taking them to the dentist every 10 years to defang them."

Op-Eds

The Gaza Terror Offensive: October 9-11, 2023

By BESA CENTER

Hamas is still sending attack units into Israel, though these are being defeated.

Op-Eds

Twisted, Sadistic, Antisemitic and Orwellian:

By Naomi Kahn

Hamas official tells Sky News that no Israeli civilians have been killed by Hamas.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

Gaza: The Collapse of Conventional Wisdom

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The political rationale of the Gaza conflict can be mirrored in the inexorable logic of an almost mathematical algorithm—studiously ignored by Israel's policy-making echelons

Analysis

A New Blood Libel “Explains” an Attack on the Synagogue in Armenia

By Guest Author

The blood libel du jour took presented itself in the form of publications from several major Western media outlets, including CNN and the AP

Op-Eds

Pres. Biden Is Right: The US Must 'Stand Shoulder-to-Shoulder with Israel'

By Gregg Roman

Congress should go even further than this and pass a resolution calling for the dismantlement of Hamas.

Op-Eds

I Am A JEW

By Ben Shapiro

Do not turn away.

In Print / Columns

A Taste Of The Holocaust

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Haim denied that any Israeli children had been kidnapped or any Israeli civilians were killed by Hamas! The interviewer was flabbergasted.

Headline / Op-Eds

Publish Names of Students and Professors Who Support Hamas Lynching and Rapes

By Alan M. Dershowitz

if a club were formed at any of these universities that advocated rape or the lynching of African Americans, the newspapers would most assuredly publish the names of everyone associated with such a despicable group. Why is this different?

In Print / First Person

From The Jewish Press Co-Publisher

By Naomi Klass Mauer

Monday we had sirens in Jerusalem. It's very frightening. It's hard for me to rush anywhere, and the only place I can go is into the hallway – and then comes the loud boom, thank G-d.

In Print / First Person

Torah And Terror: A Tale Of A Resilient Nation

By Hillel Fuld

We are in this together and we will win this, no matter how long it takes. We have no choice. As a nation, we’ve gotten through much harder times. They hurt. We lost so many. But we are here and we are not going anywhere.

In Print / First Person

This Is What It Takes?

By Lori Palatnik

He could be hit by a bus in Toronto, or die because he is a Jew in Israel. One death is meaningless; the other has infinite meaning.

In Print / First Person

A Simchas Torah Like No Other

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

But we citizens, especially religious citizens, must take this terrible debacle as a severe wake-up call to unite again as a people.

In Print / First Person

Peace Of Mind

By Rosally Saltsman

Can there be a better name for this child born on the brink of one of Israel’s worst wars than one that means – Hashem, listen to our hearts!

In Print / First Person

We Didn’t Understand the Gazans

By Ben Waxman

If there is one thing that I can take comfort in, it is that the Arabs misunderstand us just as badly as we misunderstand them. If they thought that surprising Israel would bring us to our knees, then maybe they should have checked with Nassrallah about that assumption.

In Print / First Person

A Time For War

By Dr. Michael Tobin

I don’t get it. What cruel version of humanity kidnaps a Filipino caretaker and her Alzheimer’s patient? For what purpose?

In Print / First Person

We Will Prevail

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

There is hardly a home in Israel that has not been touched. But the People of Israel are the eternal people – and we will prevail.

In Print / First Person

A Period of Mourning

By Michael Krampner

Hamas will ask for a lot for the hostages. Hamas will rightly believe that there will be intense political pressure to rescue the captives at almost any price. Although we think that no price is too high for the return of Jewish hostages, there may be some prices that are too high.

In Print / Editorial

Et Tu, Target?

By Editorial Board

When several large banks went under a few months ago, horror stories began surfacing as to how they and other sectors in the economy had been held hostage to the woke agenda.

In Print / First Person

Our 9/11

By Rabbi Yoel Oz

There are good people in the world. There were many non-Jews during the Holocaust who risked their lives to save Jews. Evil is real, and we have very real enemies. But not every Muslim, Arab, or Palestinian is our enemy.

In Print / First Person

Is it Worth the Risk?

By Avi Robinson

I hope you will decide that encouraging your children to experience Israeli solidarity, in the way that we have, is a worthy educational goal.

In Print / First Person

Scattered Reflections On The Past Two Days

By Rabbi Scott Kahn

Given the scale of the tragedy and the weight of the fear we all feel, our societal divisions that are normally so acute – the religious secular divide, the huge arguments between right and left – seem to have evaporated completely.

In Print / First Person

Avinu Malkeinu

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

There is one difference, though, between 1905 and 2023. We have our land and we have our army, and despite whatever shortcomings were exposed, our army, with Hashem’s help will punish the murders and continue to protect us.

Headline / Op-Eds

Palestinians' War on Israel and US Senators' Delusional 'Two-State Solution'

By Bassam Tawil

If the Democratic senators have it their way, the future Palestinian state will also be controlled by Hamas and PIJ.

Op-Eds

Dershowitz and Musk on Free Speech and Anti-Semitism

By Alan M. Dershowitz

People will always want to censor but not be censored. — Dershowitz.

Op-Eds

Jihad on Israel: Where Does Turkey Stand?

By Gatestone Institute

The fanatical anti-Israeli legacy of Erdoğan has "successfully" poisoned an already xenophobic society; it will probably take generations to clean up.

Headline / Op-Eds

Time for A Firm Stand

By Middle East Forum

U.S. Policy Options in Light of Hamas's Invasion of Israel

Headline / Op-Eds

Silent Cries Amidst Invasion: Israel Must Eliminate Hamas

By Gregg Roman

The current situation is not just an act of terrorism: it is an invasion, an orchestrated massacre gleaming with the sinister glare of genocidal intent.

Headline / Op-Eds

An End to Politics and Diplomacy as Usual

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The responses to Hamas barbarism must include Jewish unity; an end to biased media coverage of Palestinian terrorism; and a refusal to let these murderers profit from their crimes.

Analysis

Experts Weigh in on Advantages and Risks of Israel-Saudi Deal

By Shimon Sherman

The IDF study is being administered by a number of branches, including intelligence, strategic planning, the Iran department and the Air Force.

Headline / Op-Eds

Biden's 'Benign' Barbs to Israel

By Morton A. Klein

Let's not be fooled. Extolling "ironclad friendship" between America are simply meaningless and phony words

Op-Eds

Learning Gemara in Shechem?

By Benjamin Sipzner

Now is the time for the State of Israel and Diaspora Jewry to step up and invest in our heritage sites in Judea and Samaria.

Analysis

PA Libel: Masked Israeli Soldiers Are Behind the Murders of 175 Israeli Arabs in 2023

By Palestinian Media Watch

PA: “Special Israeli forces from the army’s undercover brigades” are killing Israeli Arabs

In Print / Editorial

The Adams Immigrant Bombshells Reveal Wokeism’s Fictive Reality

By Editorial Board

Rather than imploring President Biden to at least close the borders, Adams has throughout focused on asking him for additional funding – unsuccessfully.

In Print / Op-Eds

An Improbable Pulpit In Poland On Rosh Hashana

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

With every passing year, there are fewer old timers who remember the old times, the old melodies, and the other traditions.

In Print / Front Page

Musk Proclaims His Solidarity With Jewish Leaders During X Discussion

By Eve Glover

They talked about how there are only 14 million Jews, and Musk said he always tells his Jewish friends to have more kids.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Time To Say Yes

By Dr. Chani Miller

One day you realize that it is quite possible that your grown children are wiser and kinder and more resilient than you are.

In Print / Editorial

The Hamas Killing Orgy: Need For A Strategic Response - Not Just A Military One

By Editorial Board

The reality of where the Saudi national interest lay – that is, in rapprochement with Israel – has not and will not substantively change as the result of the Hamas attack and Israel’s military response.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Religious Significance Of The Yom Kippur War

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

The Yom Kippur War demonstrated that even when disadvantaged by a surprise attack, we could not be dislodged from Israel.

Op-Eds

The Palestinians: A People About Whom Nobody Cares

By Alan Joseph Bauer

None of the countries in the Middle East cares about a Palestinian state. The US would do well to learn from them.

Headline / Op-Eds

To my Secular Brethren: What Are You Afraid of?

By Douglas Altabef

Religious coercion in Israel is simply a delusion.

In Print / Op-Eds

Taking The Sukkah Along

By Rabbanit Sally Mayer

By turning every single act into a mitzvah, we live with the sense that G-d is above us, and that every action in our lives can and should be done l’shem shamayim, for the sake of Heaven.

In Print / Op-Eds

Tips From A Fashion Designer To Treat Yourself More Kindly During The Chagim

By Rivky Itzkowitz

Stop basing your worth on the data from something as made up and inconsistent as your clothing size.

Op-Eds

All Sukkahs Great And Small

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

This focus on vulnerability and reliance on the Almighty does not translate to everyone being required to squeeze into small sukkahs in the name of humility.

Op-Eds

The World's Moral Bankruptcy

By Melanie Phillips

Raisi’s triumphalism at the U.N. is a result of the West’s surrender

Op-Eds

Choosing Israel’s Path Forward

By Benjamin Sipzner

Israel can choose to join the woke army, erasing our heritage and identity in the name of so called “democracy” or we can remember and cherish our traditions while respecting others.

In Print / Editorial

Wuhan Institute Defunding: Is A Covid Cover-Up Unraveling?

By Jewish Press Staff

It will be recalled that when President Trump tied the COVID-19 outbreak to a leak from a toxic substance experimental lab in Wuhan China and began talking about a “Chinese Virus,” his critics called him a racist.

In Print / Editorial

President Biden And Israel: Friends and Key Allies Should Treat Each Other As Friends And Key Allies

By Editorial Board

He has now set Israel’s recognition of a Palestinian state as a condition for US brokering of a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

In Print / Editorial

The Garland Stonewall Leaves Impeachment Inquiry The Only Option

By Editorial Board

The judge who was supposed to approve the deal refused to do so, noting that she had never before seen one containing these kind of leniencies – and in answer to her question, the government’s lawyers said he hadn’t either.

Headline / Op-Eds

Oy Vey Survey: Another Problematic “Poll” by “Nishma”

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

It is like the street demonstrations in Israel. One side gets a zillion people in the streets 38 weeks in a row, while the other side holds only two large rallies during that same time. Does that mean one side is stronger by 19 times (i.e., 38-2)? Or does it reflect that one side has enormous leftist-zillionaire funding from America that the other side does not? And that one side uses such street tactics while the other side, uh, votes instead?

Op-Eds

Thank You Obama and Biden

By Gatestone Institute

For giving the world the existential threat of a New Axis of Evil – Russia, China, North Korea, Iran

Op-Eds

My prayer for Yom Kippur 5784

By Sarah Stern

I hope that we, as a people, wake up and see the big picture, and understand that the evil intentions of our enemies are much more lethal to our existence than anything that can divide us.

Op-Eds

Netanyahu Made Israel Important Again

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

At the U.N., the prime minister described an extraordinary vision of peace for the region and the world.

Op-Eds

Palestinians: Israeli Concessions Are a Sign of Weakness

By Bassam Tawil

The Biden administration and other international parties that continue to promote the idea of a "two-state solution" are simply empowering Iran's Palestinian proxies and encouraging them to pursue their "phased plan" to increase terrorism, destroy Israel and replace it with yet another Islamist state.

Op-Eds

Emotional Week for Zionists in NYC This Week

By Ronn Torossian

Those of the American Jewish left who join protests at the United Nations have never stood outside of the UN to protest a terrorist attack in Israel.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

How To Bring About A Less Divisive New Year In 5784

By Martin Oliner

Both sides need to decide on their own now that there will be no more victories of one side over the other and that from now on, key decisions on the country's future will have to be made by consensus.

Op-Eds

Another Palestinian Reverie

By Raymond Ibrahim

What crime did these non-Muslim cities, nations, and continents commit against Muslims to deserve being targeted for violent conquest?

In Print / Op-Eds

The Dance Of Love

By Rabbi Steven Burg

In the spirit of Yom Kippur, I publicly apologized to this person as I realized my words had obviously caused him pain. This interaction seems simple yet it wasn’t.

Op-Eds

Why Are Palestinians Fleeing the Gaza Strip?

By Bassam Tawil

Gazans can no longer tolerate life under the Islamist movement of Hamas. They are not fleeing because of Israel.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Academic Freedom Isn’t An Excuse For Antisemitism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A Palestinian event featuring Jew-haters at the University of Pennsylvania shows that in the age of DEI loyalty pledges, some forms of prejudice are tolerated on campuses.

In Print / Op-Eds

Yom Kippur: Forgive Us For Forgetting

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Every sin is rooted in a deep-seated character flaw. Ignoring these flaws and focusing our teshuva solely upon actions or behavior increases the likelihood of recidivism.

In Print / Front Page

Netanyahu Tells Elon Musk He Hopes He Can ‘Roll Back’ Antisemitism On X

By Alan Zeitlin

Obviously I’m against antisemitism, Musk told Netanyahu, adding that he’s against anything that promotes hate and conflict.

In Print / Editorial

Biden Administration Keeps Trying To Stack The Deck

By Editorial Board

To be sure, the Biden Administration is seeking Supreme Court review. But isn’t it about time they gave democracy a chance? You know, the kind of government based upon things like the free market place of ideas.

In Print / Editorial

The Oslo Accords: Forerunner Of Fake News?

By Editorial Board

Since the beginning of the so-called peace process, thousands of Israelis have been killed, wounded and maimed by Palestinians based in Palestinian controlled areas.

Op-Eds

Syria: The Israeli Interest

By Middle East Forum

What is the current Israeli interest in Syria, and what should Israel be seeking from allies and partners in terms of the diplomacy on Syria?

Headline / David Weinberg

Rosh Hashanah 5784: Prophesies and Prayers

By David Weinberg

Take this Rosh Hashanah political-security quiz and prognosticate on the future for the Jewish new year. (My predictions are recorded at the bottom of the article.)

Op-Eds

MAGA Dog for Trump?

By Lawrence Kadish

To be a world leader, you need a dog

Op-Eds

Palestinian Terror is Allah's Religious War Against the Jews

By Itamar Marcus

The UN must recognize Israelis murdered by Palestinians as victims of religious violence

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