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'The Perfect Crime': Tech Companies Are Manipulating Our Elections and Indoctrinating Our Children — How We Can Stop Them

By Gatestone Institute

Big Tech companies are deliberately manipulating the outcomes of our elections and the thinking and beliefs of our children. And they are having an enormous impact.

Op-Eds

Help Stop Azerbaijan from Becoming the Next Ukraine

By Ayoob Kara

The entire free world should unite against the Iranian regime.

David Weinberg

The 'Refusal-to-Serve' Festival

By David Weinberg

Lost in the anti-Netanyahu netherworld are manifold affirmations of commitment to IDF service despite the judicial reform juggernaut.

Headline / Op-Eds

A Reasonable Solution to Israel’s Judicial Reform Debate

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

And that leaves me with a proposal to break the deadlock, an idea that seems so obvious and sensible to me that I am sure no one will think of it,

Featured / Analysis

Israel’s Recognition of Morocco's Western Sahara a Blow to Iran

By Israel Kasnett

Israel’s decision also holds immense significance due to its direct impact on the activities of Iran and its proxy Hezbollah in North Africa, disrupting their efforts to establish roots and expand their presence in the region.

Op-Eds

A Last ‘Mapai WASP’ Grasp?

By Yisrael Medad

Protest leaders in Israel are revving up mobs by convincing them that the elected leadership of the country is a group of fascistic thugs that will turn the country into Iran or Nazi Germany.

In Print / Columns

Authentic Psychologists

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

A question was asked that offered exactly such an opportunity. “What does the panel think about parents spanking kids?”

Op-Eds

Ukraine, Inner Cities, and Character Attacks

By Ben Shapiro

Our economy has degraded. The suicide rate has jumped. Public filth and disorder and crime have exponentially increased.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Mikdash O L-rd, Your Hands Have Established

By Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Woolf

Far from de-emphasizing the Temple, the Sages demonstrated how to live in a keen, spiritual awareness and tangibly realistic experience of the Temple and the avodah (largely through study and prayer), even as the Jews waited for its reappearance at the chosen time.

In Print / Op-Eds

Kinnos And The Stages Of Grief

By Adina Broder

The pain from a loss is often expressed as bitterness and outrage. Part of this anger is based on the feeling that what happened wasn’t fair.

In Print / Op-Eds

Tisha B'Av: A Revolution Of Consciousness

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Not only do we inhabit a changed world, but we also live with stark cultural dissonances.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

The 34 Professors Who Protested My Speaking At Arizona State University

By Dennis Prager

I will not address the specious attacks on Charlie Kirk. I will only note that this alleged “hater” devoted his entire half-hour speech to explaining why he, though a Christian, observes the Sabbath each week from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

George Orwell Would Have Loved This Scene

By Stephen M. Flatow

If a racist government in the United States expelled African-Americans from some neighborhood, would it be reasonable for their white neighbors to just move in and take over their homes? Of course not. That’s called squatting.

Op-Eds

Leaders in Glass Houses

By Sara Lehmann

As an American used to freedom of expression, Ehud Olmert's request seemed ludicrous and offensive.

In Print / Editorial

And The Band Played On

By Editorial Board

While the bank failures made many of us sit up and take notice of the dangers of wokeism, the tumult surrounding the National Defense Authorization Act recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives caught the attention of many more.

Analysis

A Decade into the Shadow War in Syria, Israel Still Disrupting Tehran’s Takeover Efforts

By Yaakov Lappin

Despite growing cooperation with Moscow, Iran sees a new opportunity to deepen its hold on Syria due to the reallocation of Russian military forces to Ukraine.

Op-Eds

Netflix’s “You People,” the Hollywood Strike, and the Nine Days of Av

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

You People was so repulsive that, upon reflection, it deserves to be included as a defining time-capsule document laying out everything that is Jewishly wrong and Judaically defective among assimilated knee-jerk left-wing heterodox Jews.

In Print / Editorial

The Federation’s NJ Bakery Boycott

By Editorial Board

It is those who have endeavored to change our traditions who are the outliers and who must be called out to justify themselves, not the other way around.

Headline / Op-Eds

Herzog Must tell Biden: You’re Hurting Israel

By Ariel Kahana

When the Israeli president meets his counterpart this week, he should make it clear that the White House's boycott of Netanyahu runs against the very core of Biden's statement that he is a Zionist.

Op-Eds

Palestinians: Victims of Apartheid in Lebanon

By Bassam Tawil

"..exposes the mistreatment of Palestinians at the hands of an Arab country, but also the double standards of the international community and all the so-called pro-Palestinian individuals and groups.

Op-Eds

Netanyahu has been Misreading the US Signals

By Israel Hayom

The growing US criticism on Israel has more to do with concerns over Netanyahu's ability to control his ministers. He should listen, lest the situation worsen.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Surge in Palestinian Terror: Preview of Two-state ‘Solution’

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Why are Biden and liberal Jews still fixated on turning that nightmare into reality?

Op-Eds

Even Kosher Bakers have a Right to Free Speech

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A New Jersey bakery is being boycotted by Jewish groups for refusing to make products honoring gay pride. Is there room in the community for those who dissent on this issue?

Analysis

Hezbollah Preparing for Imminent Confrontation with Israel

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Hezbollah perceives Israeli social divisions over judicial reform as a sign of weakness.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israeli Counterterrorism is NOT ‘Arbitrary’

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The U.N.’s “Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967” does not appear to understand the English language.

Op-Eds

America's Strength for Freedom

By Lawrence Kadish

Ironic that a nation that now seeks to confront the United States through veiled military confrontation, industrial espionage, and the intimidation of those embracing democracy, was rescued by the U.S

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part IV: A Subterfuge to Justify Hatred of Jews? 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Hatred, and loathing of the Jews, and “to a lesser extent of the Americans, is transmitted.

Interviews and Profiles / David Weinberg

Tribute to Rabbi Sholom Gold of Jerusalem: The Most Passionate of Zionists

By David Weinberg

Rabbi Gold, who passed away this week at 88, was known for feisty and infectious Zionist passion and for biting witticism. He understood God’s love for all Jews in absolute terms (which he sought to emulate absolutely), and he understood God’s grant of the Land of Israel to the Jewish People in absolute terms, in a totality wrapped with kedusha, holiness. These are not gifts that one can simply fritter away.

Featured / Op-Eds / Judea & Samaria

A New Road Brings New Joy and Deep Concern

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

Opening the new Road 60 wasn't supposed to bar Jews from the old road.

Headline / The Ettinger Report

Israel’s Defiance of US Pressure

By Yoram Ettinger

American officials might not like strong Israeli leaders, but they do respect them.

In Print / Op-Eds

Cheating In Universities And A Return To Oral Exams

By Rabbi Hillel Goldberg

When being tested by Rav Ovadia Yosef, one did not have eight seconds to respond – one did not have even eight-tenths of a second.

Interviews and Profiles

Interview With Alex Ryvchin, Author of "The Seven Deadly Myths"

By Bennett Ruda

But the secret to our survival, in my view, stems from our perspective on life which stems from our teachings, our traditions and national holidays. We live life as though on a mission.

Analysis

Hezbollah, Seeing Division in Israel, Launches Calculated Provocation

By Yaakov Lappin

Every day that passes might be sending the wrong message to Nasrallah, who could be misinterpreting Israeli restraint as a confirmation of his theory that Israel is getting weaker.

Headline / Prager's Perspective

A Pandemic of Cruelty

By Dennis Prager

Though the Bible commands us to love our neighbor, love the stranger and love God, there is no commandment to love our parents. On the other hand, there is no commandment to honor anyone except our parents.

Op-Eds

Biden Joins with Antisemites

By dvora

Like BDS advocates, the Biden administration is blaming the conflict only on Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Israel Is Not A Start-Up Nation

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Fortunately, Capitalism has dramatically improved our standard of living and has all but eliminated hunger and poverty as a source of death. We so deeply revere it that we seldom question its impact upon other facets of the human imagination.

In Print / Op-Eds

Where Is The Line Between Acceptance And Support?

By Avi Ciment

I asked the husband, If an all-yellow yarmulke came to represent supporting people who broke Shabbos, would you wear one in support of them?

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: A Constitution -The "Excuse--du Jour"

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The raising of the issue of a constitution as a potential way out of the political impasse over the future of Israel's legal system is nothing but a red herring on the part of the opponents of judicial reform

Interviews and Profiles

Adam Neuman, Orthodox Former Big Ten Exec, Hired By Baltimore Ravens As Chief Of Staff, Special Adviser To President

By Alan Zeitlin

In an interview with The Jewish Press, Neuman talks about landing his dream job, working in a fast-paced environment while being Orthodox, and his love of leining.

In Print / Editorial

‘Defund The Police’ By Any Other Name …

By Editorial Board

We were incredulous at the news that the City Council is poised to impose massive new reporting responsibilities on officers, which will only serve to reduce available policing time even further.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden, Whose Gov Includes Terrorists, Blasts Israeli Government as “Extreme”

By Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s decision to turn a cold shoulder to Israel’s democratically elected government is another act of hostility.

Op-Eds

There's No REAL Debating with Reform Opponents

By Israel Hayom

The conduct of protesters and their representatives in the Knesset shows that the think they are the only ones in the right and everyone else is mistaken.

Op-Eds

Judicial Reform: Necessary, BUT Must be Done Properly

By Israel Hayom

I am proponent of limiting the scope of the "reasonableness clause," but not like this.

In Print / Editorial

Kudos To NH Gov. Christopher Sununu For Anti-BDS Executive Order

By Editorial Board

What is in play are efforts by states to assert their own freedom of speech, to protect the commercial operations of local companies doing business with Israeli companies, and to prevent the use of taxpayer money to facilitate efforts against them.

In Print / Front Page

Popular Podcast Tells The Story Of Israel, One Visionary At A Time

By Baruch Lytle

Israel is a very fragmented society…you see someone and you immediately decide what they believe in based on what hat is on their head, their skin color or the clothes they are wearing. And with very minimal input you place them in a box and start piling up all these assumptions about them.

In Print / Editorial

Judge Doughty’s Injunction Against The Biden Administration

By Editorial Board

We are probably about to be treated to an epic exploration of the esoterics of First Amendment law...

Headline / David Weinberg

Iran’s War on Israel

By David Weinberg

The only real power standing in the way of Palestinian terrorism and Iranian hegemonism is Israel.

Featured / Op-Eds

The (Jewish) Empress Has No Clothes

By Chanale Fellig-Harrel

A Jewish marriage is between a man and a woman and with God, Who is a full partner in the creation of our children.

Featured / Op-Eds

'303 Creative' Protects a Little Kosher Bakery from an Alphabet Soup of Peeved Letters

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Thanks to the heroes who brought their fight to the United States Supreme Court, resulting in the great 303 Creative victory, a small kosher bakery now has a chance to keep being heimish

Op-Eds

See no Fatah, Hear no Fatah

By Stephen M. Flatow

To acknowledge the truth is to admit that it never gave up terrorism and that creating a Palestinian state won't bring peace.

Headline / Op-Eds

That the IDF Killed ZERO Civilians in Jenin is a Marvel

By Colonel Richard Kemp

In most operations in urban areas, even those conducted by Western armies, more civilians than fighters are killed

Daniel Greenfield

Majority of Black People Support Supreme Court Ban on Affirmative Action

By Daniel Greenfield

More black people say affirmative action puts them at a disadvantage than an advantage.

Op-Eds

Making Sense of the Jenin Raid

By Shoshana Bryen

There are two things that can be done to improve the situation in the region.

Headline / Op-Eds

From Paris to Jenin

By Dror Eydar

The IDF launched a counterterrorism operation in Jenin while France was set ablaze by Islamic radicals. The fight for Jewish security in northern Samaria is linked to the historical processes that culminated with the riots in Europe.

Daniel Greenfield

Elizabeth Tsurkov was Kidnapped in Iraq. Leave Her There.

By Daniel Greenfield

She works for a Muslim Brotherhood group, smeared Israel and defended Hamas.

Op-Eds

US Needs to Influence UNESCO to Counter Anti-Israel Bias

By Justin Amler

In 2011, UNESCO became the first UN body to recognize “Palestine” as a full member state — a move that led both Israel and the United States to withdraw funding in protest.

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part III: “‘From The River To The Sea, Palestine Will Be Free’”

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Destroying Israel has been a primary objective of the Palestinian Liberation Movement (PLO) from the outset

Headline / Op-Eds

Do You Love America?

By Ben Shapiro

Democratic love of country has always fallen far behind that of Republicans

Featured / Op-Eds

Rabbi Leo Dee: Ordinary Arabs Silently Thank Allah for the Jenin Operation

By Rabbi Leo Dee

Jenin has become a center for terror - the IDF is wise and brave to enter and eliminate it

Analysis

Russia May Get its Hands on French Weapons, Supplied to Armenia

By Joseph Epstein

Ukraine and Israel are concerned that French-supplied military technology could make its way to Russia or Iran given Armenia’s close ties to the two countries.

In Print / Op-Eds

It’s Time To Look At Where We Send Our Kids To College

By Richard Altabe

Investing $250K in Jewish education over 12-14 years, only to have it eradicated at a four-year institution that is unsupportive of the needs of the Orthodox Jewish student would seem to be poor economics.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Win For People Of Faith

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

The principle is obvious: no person should be forced to use his or her creative abilities to promote something they deem abhorrent.

Headline / Op-Eds

Time to Dismantle the UN

By Melanie Phillips

The moral corruption of this global body has knocked the free world off its compass.

In Print / Front Page

The Background Of Operation House And Garden

By Avi Melamed

The operation will continue as long as necessary to restore security, says Netanyahu.

In Print / Editorial

NYT Betrays Its Anti-Yeshiva Bias

By Editorial Board

The Times ignored this virtual open door for parents to make their case, whatever the yeshivas may teach; and its not as if the article’s author pretended to miss the news about Ryba’s ruling.

Analysis

Supreme Court Rules for Religious Liberty

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

“Tolerance, not coercion, is our nation’s answer,” wrote Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch.

Op-Eds

The Palestinian Authority is no Longer Viable

By Israel Hayom

The PA’s failure to control its territory has forced Israel to make increasingly frequent raids on PA territory in order ...

In Print / Editorial

The Plot To Depose Netanyahu

By Editorial Board

In an interview last Wednesday with Israel Amy Radio, Alscheich revealed that the various criminal investigations and prosecutions mounted against Netanyahu were designed not so much to pursue his alleged criminality but rather to pressure him into resigning from office.

Op-Eds

‘Martyr’s Capital’: Inside the Jenin Refugee Camp

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Twenty years later, Israel is being forced to resort to the same tactics used during the Second Intifada.

In Print / Editorial

The Supreme Court To The Rescue

By Editorial Board

Some rulings by the United States Supreme Court, with its recent Conservative infusion, have begun setting things right.

In Print / Front Page

Supreme Court Sharply Narrows Employers’ Ability To Deny Religious Accommodation

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Impact on or dissatisfaction on the part of fellow employees is not, the Court noted, sufficient grounds for denial unless that effect would result in substantial costs to the business itself.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Limited Potential of the Jenin Operation

By Caroline B. Glick

Unfortunately, the IDF doesn’t share the Netanyahu government’s understanding of the strategic realities on the ground.

Op-Eds

The NY Times "Explains" Terrorism

By Stephen M. Flatow

So what are the real reasons for Palestinian Arab terrorism?

J.E. Dyer

Independence Day 2023

By J. E. Dyer

Our lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.

Featured / Op-Eds

Haym Salomon: Remembering a Founding Father on Independence Day

By Jason Stverak

Haym Solomon, overlooked hero of the Revolutionary War, was America's "Funding Father."

Op-Eds

IDF Seeks to Shatter Jenin’s Role as Terror Safe Haven

By Yaakov Lappin

The Jenin operation is a reflection of a larger strategic problem, namely the growing power vacuum and chaos in Samaria.

Headline / Op-Eds

American vs. Israeli Patriotism

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The 4th of July is a time to reflect on what Israel can teach America about love of country.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s Antisemitism Czar Condemns Israel, Not Antisemites

By Daniel Greenfield

Lipstadt condemned three countries. One of them was Israel.

Op-Eds

What's in a Name?

By Israel Hayom

Simple Math: Israel's Terrorists =Outcasts; PA Terrorists=Celebrities

Op-Eds

Iran’s Pincer War on Israel Is No Intifada

By Dan Diker

Iran seeks to establish the West Bank as an additional battleground in its escalating war against Israel.

Op-Eds

Biden Breaks from Supporting Research in YESHA

By Elliott Abrams

The Biden administration decision to bar U.S. support for Israeli research institutions in the West Bank achieves nothing for Palestinians or for U.S. policy goals.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden on Research: Fund China, Not Israel

By Daniel Greenfield

Communist virus research good; Jewish doctors helping autistic children not good.

Op-Eds

Salvaging Our Universities in an Era of Intellectual Decadence

By Middle East Forum

Coates saw graduates of Middle East studies programs "who were just utterly convinced of things that were not true" at that time, even if they were true years earlier.

Op-Eds

Supreme Court Moves Us Closer to A Colorblind Society

By Alan M. Dershowitz

After decades of vacillation, the Supreme Court of the United States has finally and firmly declared that the Constitution does not permit publicly funded universities to consider race, as such, in its admission processes.

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part II: The Soviet Role 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Soviets played a critical role in facilitating the use of language as a weapon of demonization and delegitimization against Israel

Headline / Op-Eds

Russia’s Remaining Jews Must Leave

By Ben Cohen

A weak regime can still be a dangerous one, particularly when said regime is armed with nuclear weapons.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Twice as Many Israelis Died in 1 Month of Biden than in 1 Year of Trump

By Daniel Greenfield

The numbers show that the secret to peace is to stop funding terrorists.

Analysis

A Rejuvenated Iran-Al-Qaeda Link Poses New Security Threats

By Yaakov Lappin

(TPS) Former Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot revealed earlier this month that Israel was asked by Egypt in 2015 to conduct airstrikes against Islamic State targets. “There aren’t many countries in the world that know how to locate targets the size of a podium and to put a missile on […]

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

Jerusalem: Truly A City Of Peace And Unity

By Dr. Shmuel Katz and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

There are many who claim that Jerusalem is not actually united, as Jews barely ever enter any Arab neighborhoods. Note that there is no parallel claim that Arabs do not frequent Jewish areas...

In Print / Features / Interviews and Profiles

A Nazi Hunter’s Long Search For Hidden War Criminals

By Eve Glover

The governments are just not interested in trying to find these people and bring them to justice. These people are not important people.

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