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Why Should the Western World Support Azerbaijan?

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

Azerbaijan can play a key role in the effort to curb Iran due to its location right next to the Iranian territory.

Headline / Op-Eds

Is Hezbollah Preparing for Total War with Israel?

By Col. Dr. Jacques Neriah

Will Israel face a united front of Iranian proxies?

David Weinberg

Honoring Henry Kissinger at 100

By David Weinberg

Dr. Kissinger is most consequential figure in US foreign policy of the past century. His record regarding Jews and Israel remains controversial, but I think that on balance Kissinger deserves respect.

Analysis

Jews and the Land of Israel: Part XII: “The Great Betrayal:” Selling Land to Jews

By Alex Grobman PhD.

"opposition to land sales was one of the principal focal points around which the Arab national idea in Palestine coalesced. It was the place where the national idea adopted by the urban elite intersected with the villagers' fears that the Jews would buy up more land and dispossess them."

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

AI is the Illusion of a Soulless Society

By Daniel Greenfield

It’s easy to fool people who no longer know what’s real.

In Print / Op-Eds

A True Hero of the Pandemic

By Cantor Benny Rogosnitzky

Dr. Schiffman often implemented this process while facing great risk and a wall of bureaucracy from political stakeholders and hospital leadership.

In Print / Op-Eds

At The Foot Of The Mountain

By Dr. Chani Miller

On Shavuos night, look up at the sky. Tilt your head a little and lower your eyelids to half-mast; if you are a seeker of the divine or a hunter of truth, the shadow of the mountain slowly materializes, piercing its way through the inky veil of night.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

We Did Not Hit The Limit

By Alan Zeitlin

Moses purchased the Codex Sassoon last week for a whopping $38.1 million and it will be housed at the museum in Tel Aviv... We did have a limit, but we did not hit the limit, Moses told The Jewish Press, but he did not wish to divulge what the limit was.

In Print / Editorial

Kudos To Mayor Adams For Speaking Up For Yeshivas

By Editorial Board

While this is not the first time Mr. Adams has expressed his admiration for yeshiva education, it is a most opportune one.

In Print / Columns

The Loyal Non-Jews And The Disloyal Jews

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

There is a sickening irony that history shows us non-Jews who heroically stood shoulder to shoulder with Jews to protect them but also shows simultaneously, Jews who stood shoulder to shoulder with their foes.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Ten Commandments…For Religious Zionists

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Jewish history is linear, and our return to Israel was enabled by the heroism of the past generations which preserved Jewish emunah, religion and identity through brutal conditions of exile.

In Print / Editorial

Israel And Saudi Arabia: Is The Plot Thickening?

By Editorial Board

Within hours of the account of these discussions, however, a separate agreement between Saudi Arabia and Iran had been brokered by China, calling for the restoration of diplomatic relations for the first time in seven years.

In Print / Op-Eds

Where Nobody Knows Your Name

By Rabbi Shaanan Gelman

Jealousy leads not only to hatred, but, G-d forbid, theft, or worse, targeted against the subject of our envy.

Headline / Op-Eds

Soros, Antisemitism, and Progressives' Assault on Language

By Caroline B. Glick

It is legitimate to criticize the billionaire’s politics and support for anti-Israel groups.

In Print / Front Page

Heading Into Shavuos – One Daf At A Time

By Baruch Lytle

Reb Stefansky just concluded a successful tour in America to kickstart Maseches Gittin, with several thousand people attending his live shiurim in locations in New York and New Jersey.

Op-Eds

We are the Problem: Biblical Lessons for Israel’s Modern Challenges

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

During the time of Joshua, the Israelites wanted to conquer the entire land, but lacked military strength. During the time of the Judges, they had the strength, but lacked the will.

Headline / Op-Eds

75 Years after Independence, Israel Rethinks its Identity

By Israel Hayom

If we succumb once more to division, we will lose the basis of our identity as a nation whose purpose is to serve as a model of cohesion. In consequence, the nation will fall to pieces and the country will disintegrate.

Op-Eds

Fusion: The Worldwide Race to Capture the Power of the Sun

By Lawrence Kadish

The nation that creates a genuine, sustained, fusion reaction will own the future.

Jonathan Tobin

Trashing Nationalism isn’t Defending Jews

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Demonizing those who march with Israeli flags on “Jerusalem Day” and conservatives who push back against the Marxist war on the West is equally disingenuous and wrong.

Op-Eds

 ‘Nakba’ Narrative=Nonsense

By CAMERA

It’s a testament to the power of propaganda that so many in the West believe that Israel caused the Palestinian refugee problem.

Headline / David Weinberg

Seeking Jerusalem

By David Weinberg

We are obligated to be doresh Yerushalayim, to spiritually refine ourselves and draw closer to He who truly owns Jerusalem; to long for God’s revealed presence, seeking to encounter Him with the tools at our disposal. Already today, the Divine Presence peeps at us through the cracks of the Temple Mount retaining walls, there to be seen and experienced, if we only seek it.

Op-Eds

'Murdered Like Animals'

By Raymond Ibrahim

The Genocide of Christians in Nigeria Reaches New Heights

Op-Eds

Turkish Voters Prefer Erdogan's Faults over a Return to 1990s

By Eyal Zisser

Despite his combative rhetoric, the Turkish leader has managed to strike a delicate balancing act between east and west and between Russia and the US. And above all, he has made sure not to cross any red lines.

Op-Eds

Eternity is Jerusalem

By Dror Eydar

Our sages taught us: In remembrance lies the secret of redemption, and just as an individual cannot live without bread, so too the nation cannot survive without Jerusalem. In honor of Jerusalem Day, here are a few cultural waystations in over 3,000 years of memory.

Headline / Prager's Perspective

A Biblical Law That Would Change American Life

By Dennis Prager

This lie that whites bear animus toward blacks is destroying the American nation.

Judaism / Op-Eds

PLATFORMING, ECHO CHAMBERS AND SILOS

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

THE DEBATE OVER CNN'S TOWN HALLBY RABBI EFREM GOLDBERG

Op-Eds

To Believe Or Not To Believe

By Sara Lehmann

Orthodox Jews fortunate to believe in Hashem as that higher authority have a bedrock of faith that sustains them through the vagaries of a deviant and duplicitous society. However, as American Jews, that society sadly creeps into the Orthodox world like through osmosis.

Op-Eds

Our Lives Come First

By Dror Eydar

The national poet would have dismantled and dismissed the recent demoralizing narratives, the attempt to engage in moralizing at the expense of the justness of our cause in the war against terrorist organizations.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Palestinians' Other Jihad Against Israel

By Bassam Tawil

Instead of demanding that ICC punish the terrorists -- who are intentionally firing rockets at Israeli civilians -- the PA is asking the court to prosecute Israelis for launching operations to counter terrorism.

Judaism / Op-Eds

A MIRACLE INSTEAD OF A MASSACRE

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

WHY YOU SHOULD CELEBRATE YOM YERUSHALAYIM

In Print / Op-Eds

Yom Yerushalayim: One Kotel For All

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

For thousands of years, we were scattered across time, yet we all davened to one common location. Hashem had departed Yerushalayim, but He remained hidden behind the Kotel, listening to our prayers, and patiently awaiting geulah and the reconstruction of history.

In Print / Op-Eds

Under Rocket Fire, We Become One United Family

By Rabbi Akiva Dovid Weiss

As a soldier stationed in Gaza, I had experienced it several times. But as a civilian, with a family, I can tell you, without a doubt, it is an entirely different experience.

Headline / Op-Eds

Who Wants to Destroy Israel? You Might Be Surprised

By Guy Millière

It is the first time in Israel's short history that a large-scale movement has been launched using undemocratic means to overthrow a democratically elected government.

In Print / Editorial

Bragg’s Unilateralism

By Editorial Board

We are not suggesting that there may be relevant facts which, if known, would paint an entirely different picture of what happened. We are perturbed, however, by the fact that Bragg only ordered the arrest after a number of activist organizations and individuals staged protests over his failure to do so earlier.

In Print / Op-Eds

Constant Prayer

By Rosally Saltsman

Kaplan says that in the days when relations with the Arabs were friendlier, there was an Arab store owner near the Kotel whom they would pay before Shabbat and he would bring out drinks for Kiddush.

Op-Eds

Why the Deafening Silence from Antisemitism Envoy Deborah Lipstadt?

By Zionist Organization of America

ZOA Blasts UN “Nakba” Nazi-Like Antisemitic Hate-Fest and Abbas’ Evil Antisemitic UN Speech

In Print / Op-Eds

Did You Hear The One About The Rabbi And The Singer?

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

As well known as both Rabbi Rimon and Noa Kirel are in Israel, it’s not surprising they hadn’t heard of each other until they met this week on an airplane.

Op-Eds

Mahmoud Abbas: Disaster

By Barry Shaw

Despite his very public antisemitic rantings and incitement against Jews "and "their dirty feet," he falsely claimed at the UN that he was not against Jews.

In Print / Editorial

Is Targeting Terrorist Leaders The Breakthrough Deterrent?

By Editorial Board

Not only was the international community strangely restrained in its reaction, but PIJ did not allow the targeted killings to get in the way of a ceasefire last week.

In Print / Editorial

Not Only Former CIA Officials Went To Bat For Biden Against Trump

By Editorial Board

The letter falsely questioned the authenticity of documents contained on Hunter Biden’s recovered laptop, documents which would have otherwise cast his presidential candidate father in a negative light.

Op-Eds

The Ten Commandments of productive debate

By Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon

Israeli society is currently wrapped up in a heated debate, one that is missing the key components of dialogue: compassion and understanding.

Op-Eds

Message of Gaza OP Reverberates to Iran

By Ariel Kahana

Anyone who doubted Israel's ability in light of the judicial reform – and the protests and refusal of military service that followed – are witness to clear visions that brought them back down to earth very quickly.

Analysis

What Does Turkey’s Election Mean for Israel?

By Shimon Sherman

If Kilicdaroglu wins, it is potentially threatening to Israel due to his political partners.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel under Fire and The West's Pusillanimous Response

By Colonel Richard Kemp

The usual media suspects, such as the BBC and CNN, both cheerleaders for Ukraine's defensive operations, have predictably been doing their best to slant their coverage against Israel.

Analysis

France to Assist Iranian Ally: Grave Consequences for Israel and Ukraine

By Ariel Kogan

The threat of improved Iranian weaponry, based on French technologies is very real.

David Weinberg

Celebrating Cynthia Ozick at 95

By David Weinberg

The illustrious Jewish-American novelist is a penetrating and courageous critic of contemporary society and its attitudes to Jews and Israel.

Op-Eds

Biden's Green Light to Iran's Terrorists and Nuclear Program

By Gatestone Institute

Under the Biden Administration, however, which suspended new oil and gas leases on US public lands and waters, Iran is now producing more oil and selling it at levels close to the pre-sanctions era to countries such as China...

Op-Eds

CNN Abandons Professional Journalism

By CAMERA

Another recent example suggesting a shocking disregard for accountability came courtesy of Christiane Amanpour.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Can Israeli Resilience Inspire Alienated Americans?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

After months of divisiveness, the country immediately united in the face of incessant rocket fire. Will a community unwilling to fight antisemitic progressives learn that lesson?

Daniel Greenfield

Godfather of Islamist Campus Antisemitism Plays “As a Jew”

By Daniel Greenfield

Students for Justice in Palestine attempted to disrupt a Holocaust Remembrance Day event

Analysis

Jews and the Land of Israel: Part X: Wording of the Balfour Declaration and the San Remo Declaration 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The Balfour Declaration and the Mandate deliberately make no mention of recognizing Palestinian Arabs as a separate and distinct people with their own national rights.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Mika - Malicious, Mendacious, and Misleading 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Typical of the deluge of the Orwellian gobbledygook opposing the proposed judicial reform is a recent video by virulent anti-Netanyahu activist, Mika Almog, granddaughter of the late Shimon Peres   

Analysis

The Sinister Legacy of Soviet Anti-Israel Propaganda

By Middle East Forum

Soviet anti-Zionist books published in Arabic and Persian spread their pernicious influence across the Middle East.

Op-Eds

Israel Now Paying Price for 2005 Gaza Pullout

By Nadav Shragai / Israel Hayom

The expulsion, or the "Disengagement", was not only a cynical, anti-Zionist act, lacking any real purpose, but also the direct cause of the severe deterioration in the security situation.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Real Meaning of 'From The River To The Sea, Palestine Will Be Free'

By Bassam Tawil

It is impossible to imagine that the anti-Israel activists have no idea that the chant is a common call-to-arms for those who want to destroy Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Israel’s Jewish Hospitals A Bastion Of Halacha And Science

By Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner

What I found fascinating was that many of these rulings are based on the application of classical Jewish sources in ways I had never seen published in any works of Jewish law but which he has brought to life with fascinating relevance.

Op-Eds

Why Sebastia?

By Amichai Eliyahu

A people without a story has lost the meaning of its existence.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Burglar Who Couldn’t Take My Emunah

By Kylie Ora Lobell

At the same time, as an observant Jew, I know that Hashem has a plan. I feel like I’m not entirely in the darkness because everyone around me has stepped up to show support.

In Print / Op-Eds

‘I Will Provide Peace In The Land’: Tackling The Gun Death Epidemic in America

By Rabbi Judah Kerbel

While we may passionately disagree about how we take action, let our differences not prevent us from doing the holy work of increasing life.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Antisemitism that Never Went Away

By Ben Cohen

There it was again: the classic Jewish 'infiltrator.' in the form of a man with a fleshy face, hooked nose and scheming expression, carrying a box labeled “Goldman Sachs.”

In Print / Editorial

New Palestinian Authority Budget Underscores Need To Enforce Taylor Force Law

By Editorial Board

What exactly has Amr been doing since November 2021 as the Biden Administration’s liaison to the Palestinians?

In Print / Editorial

Biden’s Judicial Reform Disconnect Continues

By Editorial Board

The President, of course, had long been trying to make it clear that he favored a predominant Supreme Court to counter the emergence of a right-wing, religious coalition in order to preserve the possibility of a Palestinian state.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Islamist Antisemitism is Flying Under the Jewish Communal Radar

By Jonathan S. Tobin

New report details how Muslim hate groups have rebranded themselves as intersectional allies to Jewish left-wingers.

Jonathan Tobin

NY Times’ Unethical War on Chassidic Schools

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The newspaper’s 18-part assault on yeshivahs says more about the decline of journalistic ethics and comfort with antisemitism than it does about any alleged academic failings.

Op-Eds

The Coronation of King Charles will a Most Majestic Spectacle

By Melanie Phillips

The West needs to grasp what it says about nation and religion.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Containment Problem

By Eyal Zisser

Fear of escalation and refusal to act inevitably leads to a greater crisis, as Israel’s learned in Lebanon.

Op-Eds

Anti-Haredi Sentiment and Boycotting Angel Bakeries

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Former Public Security Minister Omer Barlev is a private citizen with the rights that entails. But he’s also the chairman of a commercial enterprise who ought to take his position into account while bashing a community of consumers.

Headline / Op-Eds

There Goes Jordan, Again...

By Bennett Ruda

Celebrating Its Terrorists As Heroes

Analysis

Jews and the Land of Israel: Part IX: San Remo Conference

By Alex Grobman PhD.

*Editor’s Note: This is the ninth installment in the most recent series of articles from Jewish Press Online contributor, Alex Grobman, PhD   At the San Remo Conference in San Remo, Italy in April 1920, the Supreme Council of the Principal Allied Powers, Britain, France, Italy, and Japan met to define the precise boundaries of the […]

Op-Eds

Lies and Libels of Israeli Apartheid Week

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Students for Justice in Palestine’s anti-Israel Hatred fest supports terrorism and the elimination of Israel.

Op-Eds

In ‘Operation Ezra,’ Canadian Jews Helped Yazidis Fleeing Islamic State Persecution

By Avi Kumar

“Jews have been persecuted for centuries, and they showed a lot of solidarity and compassion as they were able to relate to us,” said Jamileh Naso, president of the Canadian Yazidi Association.

In Print / Op-Eds

Rabbi Leo Dee’s Request

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

I learned that throughout the shiva Leo Dee made one request of every high-profile visitor. A chameleon-like request. It was the same request for every person, except it took on totally different colors and shades depending on the visitor’s identity

In Print / InDepth / Headline

No Apologies For Being Smart And Talented

By Arkaday Mamaysky

Interestingly enough, a quick Google search reveals that this 0.2% of the world’s population possesses 22-24% of overall Nobel Prize winners and 26% of Nobel Prize winners for scientific research.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Yetzer Hara Comes In Many Flavors

By Avi Ciment

Clearly, Chava forgot who she was dealing with. The moment she engaged the snake, she was done. All he needs is a crack in the armor where he can pry anything small enough to create an opening.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Thoughts On The Death Of My Dog

By Dennis Prager

From the first time I asked this question to the present day, in nearly every instance, one-third of the students voted to save the stranger, one-third voted for their dog, and one-third declined to vote.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

We DON’T Need a Heritage Month-BUT Neither Does Anyone Else

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Pride in our history is appropriate. But wanting official recognition has more to do with the impulse to get in on the intersectional victim racket than combating antisemitism.

In Print / Front Page / First Person

One In A Million

By Rosally Saltsman

It’s not democracy that’s worrying the opponents of the judicial reform, said Shine, it’s demography – the fact that the religious right is gaining in numbers and strength.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Palestinians Are Trying to Destroy Lebanon

By Bassam Tawil

According to these reports, Hamas could not have carried out the rocket attack without the blessing of Hezbollah, Iran's terror proxy in Lebanon.

Op-Eds

Fight Like David: The Jewish Response to Terror

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

Love alone will not stop the terrorists. The path to peace will not be strewn with roses, but through faith in God and the fortitude to make our enemies pay for their sins.  

In Print / Editorial

What You See Is Likely What You’ll Get

By Editorial Board

What leaps out here is that there is a clear distinction here between equality and equity.

Op-Eds

The Antisemitism Driving Identity Politics

By Melanie Phillips

For many in the West, Jew-hatred is invisible and grossly misunderstood.

In Print / Editorial

Who Is A Jew In Israel? (But With A Twist)

By Editorial Board

The Supreme Court has now said that requiring an Orthodox conversion will no longer be the default position but will only be required when it would be in the best interests of the child – something which is to be determined on a case by case basis.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Ring of Fire Around Israel is Tightening

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Israel must prepare a counter-strategy against a multi-arena threat.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Is Jordan Knowingly Promoting a False Anti-Israel Narrative?

By Lenny Ben-David

The incitement included broadcasting the canard that Israel sought to destroy the Al Aqsa Mosque. This year, Jordanian officials joined the anti-Israel chorus.

Daniel Greenfield

President Kamala

By Daniel Greenfield

The most oppressed woman in America runs for president.

Op-Eds

Israel Is Willing to Mediate in Sudan’s Civil War

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Israel has offered the warring generals in Sudan to come to Israel and conduct talks on a ceasefire that will end the civil war in Sudan and allow the establishment of a civilian government in the country.

Op-Eds

An Amazing and Impactful Night

By Douglas Altabef

The “Million March” in support of the government's judicial reform plan was a coming of age for the Israeli right.

Daniel Greenfield

Media Ignores 600,000 Israelis Rallying for Judicial Reform

By Daniel Greenfield

But tens of thousands of lefties protesting against judicial reform is big news.

Headline / Op-Eds

Remembering San Remo: When the World Powers Recognized our Rights to OUR Land

By Dror Eydar

103 years ago in San Remo recognition was enshrined in international law and has not changed since.

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Serials

Livni Loses It on National TV

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

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