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Jonathan Tobin

The Problem isn’t Bradley Cooper’s Nose

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Even normally serious people are looking for antisemitism in the wrong places. Misplaced anger about a movie undermines the fight against genuine Jew-hatred.

Op-Eds

To Weaken Hezbollah, Weaken Iran

By Ben Cohen

There was one small yet welcome development on that front when the United States announced sanctions against an ostensible environmentalist NGO (actually, a front for Hezbollah) called “Green Without Borders.”

In Print / Op-Eds

Standing Alone

By Avi Ciment

Having grown up in a political family, I can understand avoiding conflict, and avoiding any position that polarizes. But in certain cases, a man’s got to take a stand.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Question of the Jewish Nation

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Is Judaism only a religion or is it also a nationality?

Analysis

Israel ‘One of the World’s Top Cyber Powers’

By Yaakov Lappin

The IDF trains 10,000 people a year in cyber programs.

Op-Eds

Palestinians: PM Shtayyeh's Straight-Faced Lies to Official US Delegations

By Bassam Tawil

Shtayyeh lied both when he claimed that Israel was responsible for obstructing Palestinian elections and that Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza Strip enjoy democracy.

In Print / Op-Eds

Seven Habits Of Highly Calm People

By Sarah Pachter

We all know about the technique of deep breathing when angry. G-d hints at this frequently in the Torah when His anger is mentioned, describing something we can do to abate our own.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel’s Unity is our Secret Weapon

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

We must not allow our political differences to hand our enemies the advantage.

Daniel Greenfield

Illegal Migrants Getting Immigration Court Dates in 2032

By Daniel Greenfield

“The migrants can receive a work permit and legally live and work until their case comes up”

Jonathan Tobin

Do Obama’s Obsessions Explain Biden’s Iran Appeasement?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Ransom payments of $6 billion will fund more Iranian terror. But the real question is why America is still pursuing Iran. The former president may be part of the answer.

In Print / Editorial

David Weiss, Special Counsel

By Editorial Board

It is important to note: Weiss was in charge of the investigation of Hunter Biden, and all of the above is his work product.

Op-Eds

The Highly Dangerous Georgia Indictments

By Ben Shapiro

The Georgia case is both wide-ranging and state-based: if convicted, Trump would go to state prison, and would have NO ability to pardon himself

Op-Eds

Zionism, Normalization, and Integration

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

It now seems that Zionism’s ultimate goal of acceptance by the Arab world is possible.

In Print / Editorial

President Biden Should Stop Violating Israel’s Sovereignty

By Editorial Board

What is less well-known is that the U.S. and Saudi Arabia have also reportedly now also agreed on the broad contours of a deal for Saudi Arabia to recognize Israel – in exchange for Israeli concessions to the Palestinians that the Jewish State has long been unwilling to make.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Children Whose Lives Don’t Matter

By Stephen M. Flatow

Now, wouldn’t you suppose that those who are concerned about teenage Arab terrorists would be at least equally concerned about teenage Jewish victims of Arab terrorism? After all, caring about children from just one ethnic group and not another would be, well, racist.

Headline / Op-Eds

This is Not a Drill: Israel's Most Severe Strategic Warning Ever

By Israel Hayom

The change has to come from those who have created this madness: the Israeli government. If it does not stop, the catastrophe will arrive.

Op-Eds

The Massive Transformation of India and the Middle East

By Gatestone Institute

According to the Hindu American Foundation, "India is one of the few countries in the world where Baha'is and Jews have never faced religious persecution."

Op-Eds

The Many Carrots of Israeli-Saudi Normalization

By Middle East Forum

There is a big carrot for everyone, yet the question remains if such carrots will manage to carry through the three parties through a very complex negotiation process.

Op-Eds

Mordechai Kedar: What Will Israel's Next War Look Like?

By Middle East Forum

Although the U.S. administration has abandoned the idea of disabusing Iran of its nuclear ambitions, Israel will pursue its national interest in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Op-Eds

Who is Afraid of a Saudi-Israeli Peace Accord?

By Eyal Zisser

There is no doubt that the PA is under duress, prompting President Mahmoud Abbas to go to meet with a Hamas delegation in the desert under Egyptian auspices.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

Into the Fray: D-Y-S-T-O-P-I-A!! 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The opponents of the proposed judicial reform are not defending liberal democracy, but promoting Orwellian dystopia 

Op-Eds

TOO LATE? The Barack Obama Cover-Up

By Ben Shapiro

The entire press apparatus has been dedicated, since at least 2008, to the proposition that Obama had to be protected from all possible damage.

Interviews and Profiles

Interview With Aryeh Lightstone On The Third Anniversary of The Abraham Accords

By Bennett Ruda

Under Trump we saw that when you act like a superpower and you stand with your allies and friends, you can end up with meaningful results that the so-called experts never predicted -- and the ramifications become incredibly meaningful

Op-Eds

The 8 Habits of Highly Effective Jewish Parenting

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

We have the brainpower; and, we have the resources. Needed is a sense of urgency that places this challenge at the very top of our communal agenda.

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part VIII: What Motivates Islamic Female Suicide Bombers? 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Terrorist organizations, including ISIS, began using women once they realized they were far better able to evade detection than men.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Need to Respect the Sovereignty of Others

By Alex Grobman PhD.

One must accept that Palestinian Arab leaders are engaged in "a zero-sum game" in which

In Print / Op-Eds

A Therapist’s Take On Prager’s Perspective: An Open Letter

By Dr. Shalom Augenbaum

The narrative that therapy inherently fosters alienation is largely a misconception.

In Print / Op-Eds

Kashrut In Our Modern World

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Whereas, in past generations kashrut adherence was a bold sacrifice which defined Jewish identity, keeping kosher in the modern world is more seamless and therefore less identity-shaping.

David Weinberg

Give Saudi Peace a Chance

By David Weinberg

Chances for a deal are high, the risks manageable, and the value overwhelming. The doubters and naysayers, as well as those who actively are trying to sabotage such an agreement, are wrong.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Did Israel Sacrifice Security for Visa Waivers?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

U.S. pressure led Jerusalem to give up singling out Arabs with U.S. citizenship for special scrutiny. Does the debate about “ethnic profiling” ignore threats?

In Print / Editorial

Not Losing The Forest For The Trees: Israel Is In The Throes Of Attempted Coup

By Editorial Board

How else could one explain why reserve Israeli Air Force pilots are vowing not to volunteer in the future if the overhaul plan proceeds, despite the obvious risks to Israel’s security?

Op-Eds

Biden's Legacy: The Axis of Tyrannies

By Gatestone Institute

A New World Order Dominated by China, Russia and the Iranian Regime, with North Korea Heading Up the Rear

In Print / Editorial

The Times Lets It Slip: Politicization Of The DOJ Is Real

By Editorial Board

We rather thought the conventional wisdom was that former Presidents are accorded much greater slack than he has been given.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel's Golden Era is at Stake

By Israel Hayom

I understand that Israel now seems more divided than ever, but there are plenty of alternatives to dividing it into two states.

Op-Eds

A Cry for Help from Palestinians

By Bassam Tawil

The voices of those who regularly rush to condemn Israel for seeking to defend itself against Palestinian terrorism go silent when it really comes to protecting Palestinians.

Op-Eds

‘Oppenheimer’ and the Lesson of Brainy Jews

By Thane Rosenbaum

As if the atomic bomb and its potential to destroy the world wasn’t enough tension, Nolan introduces another Jewish character, Lewis Strauss—the opportunist to Oppenheimer’s moral idealist.

Op-Eds

Can Trump Get an "Impartial Jury" in DC? What the Law Requires

By Alan M. Dershowitz

What should happen... when it is virtually impossible for the defendant to get an impartial jury in that state or district?

Headline / Op-Eds

Raging To Kill Jews

By Paul Gherkin

Bowers On Death Row And Tamimi Walking Free

Op-Eds

The Left: What Is Left of It?

By Gatestone Institute

Today, we have no extreme right or far-right parties in Europe; we only have "populist" parties that have established themselves as parties of government in more than half of the European Union.

Headline / Op-Eds

Yes to Normalization but NOT at Any Price

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Biden pursues peace between Israel and Saudia Arabia as he prepares to betray both.

Op-Eds

Let Ukraine Bomb Russia

By Gatestone Institute

A Ukrainian victory would not only inflict a devastating defeat on Putin and his authoritarian regime, it would send a signal to other autocratic regimes that they threaten the West and allies, such as Taiwan, at their peril.

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part VII: Defining Elements of Radical Islam 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

A defining element of radical Islam today is its extensive use/support of suicide attacks as a weapon in fighting jihad

Op-Eds

Esther Hayut Sets Israel on Fire

By Caroline B. Glick

Apparently, all a judge needs to rule the way he or she wants is to place themselves above the Knesset, the laws it passes and the government charged with executing them.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Uninvited Backbone of Israel's Anti-Reform Movement

By Gatestone Institute

What it all comes down to is that one party seemingly decided that Obama's promise to radically transform America was too important to trust to the electorate.

In Print / Op-Eds

Eliminating The Halo Effect For Abusers

By Yisroel Picker

The halo effect also distorts how we view people. People who are dressed nicely or more put together will be viewed more positively than those who aren’t.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Thoughts On A Milestone Birthday

By Dennis Prager

That is how I feel. I know my chronological age, but nothing has changed in me that makes me believe it. So, then, while how I feel and my energy levels are a blessing, like many blessings, they come at a price: massive cognitive dissonance.

In Print / Op-Eds

How The Daf Yomi This Shabbat Informs The Judicial Reform Problem

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Can Israel really rely on subjective reasonableness when many of the advocates of rule by subjective reasonableness now regularly block roads in mass demonstrations?

Op-Eds

Woke Jew Haters Ilhan Omar and Squad Expose Their Inferiority

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Three horrible disasters forever ruined everything with the American left:

Analysis

Iran is Taking Over Key Syrian Defense Industries

By Yaakov Lappin

The CERS Center is responsible for developing and manufacturing chemical, biological and potentially nuclear weapons.

In Print / Op-Eds

Reading Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

At the beginning of his career, Rabbi Sacks himself wrote ingenious, highly specialized academic articles, first on economics and later on topics such as the thought of Rabbi Soloveitchik. Yet over time, he made a point of developing his writing style, ultimately mastering the craft.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Not The Time For A Basic Law Enshrining Torah Learning

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

To anyone who scratches even an inch below the surface, the fight was not about the merits of Judicial reform.

In Print / Editorial

Hunter Biden’s Plea Bargain Debacle

By Editorial Board

Think about it: When pleading guilty to a lesser offense in an ordinary case, the accused will still be punished for the same type of crime, albeit at a lower level of seriousness.

In Print / Editorial

Whither The Abraham Accords

By Editorial Board

Despite his claims to be looking out for Israel’s best interests, Mr. Biden has all but shattered the perception of there being no daylight between Israel and America.

In Print / Front Page

The Marvel Universe

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Mystery is based on concealment and discovery. If everything is immediately known and every object or idea is transparent, there can be no mystery, no pursuit, and no marvel.

Op-Eds

Our Constant Struggle for Identity

By Dror Eydar

Defining who we are has always been part of our history. In our contemporary era, it has become a judicial matter where the court seeks to decide on our eternal issues.

Op-Eds

Israel Should not Wait for Nasrallah to Strike

By Eyal Zisser

Israel should choose the timing and theater of the conflagration, rather than let Nasrallah and his partners drag it once ...

Op-Eds

Reinvigorating Bipartisan Support for Israel

By Bobby Rechnitz

Bipartisan support is seeing some erosion, but not as much as some might gleefully celebrate.

Op-Eds

Sealing the Normalization Deal with Riyadh, will Have to Wait 4 years

By Ariel Kahana

Amid reports on Saudi demands that Israel make "significant concessions" to the Palestinians before official ties are announced, Israel is signaling that the formula that worked for the Abraham Accords could work now too.

Headline / Op-Eds

Bibi and Biden Need a Deal

By Amb. Michael B. Oren

Connect all the dots and you will get an Israel-Saudi peace ceremony on the White House lawn, But getting there won't be easy.

Op-Eds

Israel and the New America

By Caroline B. Glick

It’s time to wean Israel off U.S. military aid.

Headline / Op-Eds

Present, Past and the Tenth of Av

By Caroline B. Glick

In the 18 years since the withdrawal, Gaza has been transformed from a tactical nuisance into a strategic threat. Their range covers most of Israel.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Pew Research: Democrats Value Free Speech Far Less than Republicans

By Dennis Prager

America has been the freest country in the world for all of its history. That is why the French gave America the Statue of Liberty. It is rapidly relinquishing that title.

Op-Eds

Public Discourse has Crushed Jewish Common Sense

By Israel Hayom

The distrust each side of the political divide has toward the other has naturally trickled into our daily interaction between groups and even individuals – and that is what's most concerning. Ugliness has taken over our collective national judgment.

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part VI: Introducing a Religious Component to Wafa Idris’ Death

By Alex Grobman PhD.

To preserve the terrorist Wafa’s memory and have her continue to serve as a model for other women to emulate, the Palestinian Authority has named places and events after her

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.

Headline / Op-Eds

No, Israel Is Not in Existential Danger of Civil War

By Ben Shapiro

Israel will not collapse. It will not break into civil war.

Jonathan Tobin

American Jewry’s Dangerous Intervention in an Israeli Culture War

By Jonathan S. Tobin

U.S. organizations throwing in with the opposition to judicial reform aren’t defending democracy. Rather, they are treating the majority of Israeli Jews with contempt.

Op-Eds

Victory for Democracy and the Rule of Law

By Morton A. Klein

The "reasonableness standard" was abusive, violated democratically-passed laws; was used to oust a democratically elected minister; and was subjective: What's unreasonable to one person is reasonable to another.

Op-Eds

A National Day of Mourning, not a Religious One

By Dror Eydar

The constant mourning over the destruction of the land on Tisha B'Av, year after year, promised hope for a better future. When the Zionist movement arose towards the end of 19th Century, there was no need to explain what the return to Zion meant.

Jonathan Tobin

Politicized Tisha B’Av Sermons WON'T Save Israel

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The battle over Israeli judicial reform can’t be settled by faux piety about unity that doesn’t answer the question about who are the real modern-day Zealots.

In Print / Op-Eds

Love Is Handmade

By Dr. Chani Miller

Can we teach AI to knit? Absolutely. But why would we want to? Why would I forfeit the pleasure of scouring the internet for a new and challenging pattern and then hunting for the perfect yarn and buttons to go with it?

In Print / Op-Eds

Looking To Jewish Women For Inspiration

By Kylie Ora Lobell

The Jewish women I know are amazing. They have so much going on, and yet they manage to fit it all in… and more. They are the shining example of the phrase, If you want something done, ask a busy person.

In Print / Featured / Sections / Front Page

Massive Tuition Incentive A Potential Community Builder In Rochester

By Sandy Eller

Tuition prices getting you down? Read how one yeshiva in upstate NY is slashing its prices.

In Print / Op-Eds

Hunter Expulsion Of 2023 In Context – In Defense Of Hunter, N.Y.

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

At the turn of the century, Hunter was the place to be for many of the elite traditional Jews of New York every summer.

Featured / Op-Eds

There Will be No Civil War in Israel

By Jerome M. Marcus

Because the right never threatens to turn over the board and walk away from the game.

Op-Eds

Biden Is Plotting a Deal with Moscow Over Ukraine

By Gatestone Institute

In public, US President Joe Biden is keen to give the impression that he is fully committed to backing Ukraine's battle for survival. But it is a different story behind-the-scenes, where Biden and his senior officials are more interested in ending the war in good time for next year's US presidential election contest.

In Print / Editorial

Kudos To Netanyhu For Standing Up For Democracy

By Editorial Board

To complicate matters even further, there are very low requirements for standing to bring matters before the court. The rigorous requirement of a direct personal interest in the outcome, as it exists in the U.S. system, is not present in the Israeli one.

In Print / Editorial

What Is Going On In NYC?

By Editorial Board

All of these individuals were charged because of what appears to us to be an overarching, visceral solicitude for the downtrodden among us and a more demanding approach to most others who seek to defend themselves or others.

Op-Eds

Israel's President Delivers a Message of Hope

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Not every Senator and Congressman was present. A group of radical leftists, who misidentify themselves as "progressives", boycotted Herzog because he is president of the nation-state of the Jewish people... It was not the current Israeli government that they were boycotting. It was the symbol of the entire nation of Israel.

Op-Eds

Palestinians' Summer Camps: Training To Murder Jews

By Bassam Tawil

The camps also provide military training, such as practice with knives and firearms; hand-to-hand combat, and marching and foot drills. The children also stage plays and enact scenes of fighting and capturing Israeli soldiers or firing rockets at Israel.

The Ettinger Report

US’ banning of Israeli entities in Judea & Samaria - BOOMERANG

By Yoram Ettinger

State Department’s determination that Israel’s presence in Judea and Samaria constitutes “illegal occupation” has been based on mistaken and misleading interpretation of international law.

Op-Eds

Give Your Kids a Yeshiva Education and Avoid Public Schools

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Your kids won’t be imbued with decent values from our era’s public schools. They won’t be taught to respect authority or to love their country and flag. They will learn about condoms and LGBTQIA+, but there are no guarantees that they will learn about history, math, science, and English literary excellence. They won’t start the […]

Analysis

Hamas’s ‘Multi-Arena’ Strategy Targets Israeli Stability

By Baruch Yedid / TPS

Hamas aims to put Israel in a state of constant instability and vulnerability to various threats.

Op-Eds

Ariel University: Internal Turmoil Amid External Assault

By Etgar Lefkovits - JNS

Dismissing Bobby Brown, the University's senior vice president, has donors and friends of the embattled institution up in arms.

Analysis

The Hidden Danger of the US Visa Waiver Program

By Benjamin Sipzner

How will Israel deal with BDS activists that use the Visa Waiver to enter Israel...

Analysis

Setting The Record Straight: Part V: Acclaimed as a Role Model

By Alex Grobman PhD.

A Joan of Arc? If being the first Palestinian female suicide bomber qualifies for sainthood.

Op-Eds

'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,

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