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Jonathan Tobin

Tucker Carlson’s Fall Not as Good for the Jews as the ADL thinks

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The former “Fox News” star took many questionable stands. But those who rightly see woke DEI ideology as a threat to Jewish life aren’t cheering his ouster.

David Weinberg

Can Israel be Unified?

By David Weinberg

Israel’s future depends more on repairing a modicum of national unity and even global Jewish accord than it does on countering Iran

In Print / Op-Eds

Remembering My Aunt Chava Willig Levy

By Amihai Bannett

She spoke about being “independently dependent” and was always able to describe eloquently the best way we could help her, whether physically or otherwise.

In Print / Op-Eds

Are We Still Partners?

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

For various reasons, overwhelmingly, religious people endorse judicial reform, whereas secular Israel generally opposes it.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Real Busha

By Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz

Never before had delegates been forced to vote on whether the WZO should condemn the Israeli government in its various platforms...

In Print / Columns

Make Cholent, Not War

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

It was quite clear that from the start, Prime Minister Netanyahu sensed the scale of the trouble and tried to proceed with caution.

In Print / Editorial

Blinken And Garland Show The Way Its Done In The Deep State

By Editorial Board

The real story here is how the band of 51 came together to issue their letter. One of the signatories, Michael Morell – a former Deputy Director of the CIA – spilled the beans in recent sworn Congressional testimony.

In Print / Front Page

Third Option For Burial Signed Into Law By Governor Hochul

By Marc Gronich

For some observant Jews, organic burial brings back memories of darker days of 1940s Europe.

In Print / Op-Eds

Marching Against Massacres And Martyrdom

By N. Aaron Troodler

Rather than dissecting Israel’s democracy and fixating on an issue centering around the Israeli form of government, the international community should engage in an open and honest conversation about the barbaric and brazen terrorist attacks that are killing Israeli civilians.

In Print / Editorial

Yom Ha'Atzmaut 5783/2023

By Editorial Board

The glow of the Abraham Accords – which not too long ago showed promise of a new Middle East in which Israel’s military, economic, agricultural, and technological achievements would draw neighbors eager to get in on the action to its side – seems to have dimmed.

Headline / David Weinberg

Israel at 75: The Sun is Shining

By David Weinberg

On the 75th Yom Haatzmaut, focus on the brilliance bursting forth from the nation of Israel in realms galore.

Op-Eds

Grieving Together for our Fallen Heroes

By Danny Danon

This Remembrance Day, we will stand united as one grieving people.

Op-Eds

One Solemn Moment, Just to Remember

By Israel Hayom

Memorial Day creates a deep connection between the personal and the national. This year, precisely because of the ongoing domestic ...

Headline / Op-Eds

Emboldened by Israel’s Restraint, Hizbullah Is Defining New Rules of Engagement

By Col. Dr. Jacques Neriah

Hizbullah, like Iran’s Supreme Leader, thinks Israel is on its last legs

Headline / Op-Eds

Tears of Heartbreak and Joy

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Baruch Ben-Yigal's story is a perfect metaphor for the indelible link between death and rebirth that is Israel's curse and blessing.

Headline / Op-Eds

Issues of Concern

By Gatestone Institute

Hamas is an enemy, but it is a much weaker enemy than Iran, which is determined to go ahead and develop a nuclear weapon with the sole objective of destroying Israel.

Op-Eds

Why are Jews Attacking Andrew Cuomo?

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

We should be fighting the antisemites, not a lifelong friend and defender of the Jewish people.

Op-Eds

Calls for“Death to Jews”

By Benjamin Weinthal

EU and Germany refuse to ban terrorist NGO Samidoun

Op-Eds

How a Saudi-Iranian Reconciliation Aids Israel

By BESA CENTER

The agreement between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia suggests that Saudi Arabia is steering away from its course of rapprochement with Israel and cuddling up to the ayatollahs, thereby eroding Israel’s geostrategic position in the Middle East. But the widespread assessment of this development as entirely bad for Israel is short-sighted.

Op-Eds

Kidney Transplant Changed my Mind about Orthodox Jews

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

I am eternally grateful to the Jews who provided me with comfort and nurturing while my husband underwent his transplant.

Jonathan Tobin

Perils of Politicizing Jewish Philanthropy

By Jonathan S. Tobin

As the debate about Netanyahu and judicial reform heats up, the umbrella group of Jewish Federations is showing less restraint about intervening in Israeli politics. That’s a mistake.

Analysis

Jews and the Land of Israel: Part VII: Conferring Sovereignty of Palestine to the Jewish People

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Having linked the future of Zionism to British rule and prejudice, the Zionists had to take the lead to ensure their numbers would increase and their efforts would succeed.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Israel Is Judged Differently

By Middle East Forum

Jerusalem's International Challenges

Headline / Op-Eds

We Must Meet with Opposers - Because We Have No Other Way

By HaRav Shmuel Eliyahu

Since surrendering to aggression is not the way, we must combine two forces: on the one hand, we must get out and demonstrate until the reform is implemented and the justice system is fixed, and on the other hand, we must meet with our neighbors and our social network acquaintances.

Op-Eds

Biden Has Abandoned the Middle East to China and Russia

By Gatestone Institute

The fact that the Chinese can pull off a diplomatic coup involving a country that was formerly a key ally of the US serves as a devastating indictment of the Biden administration's incompetence.

Op-Eds

Yom Ha’atzmaut Echoes in ‘The Mandalorian’

By Avi Kumar

Jewish parallels abound in the show that just finished its third season.

In Print / Op-Eds

Heaven’s Kitchen

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

If heaven had a unique smell, it would be the incredible smell of Mom’s chocolate chip cookies baking in the oven. And if I had to choose between heaven and Mom’s cookies, Mom’s cookies would win hands down.

Op-Eds

Why Don't Americans Trust the Biden Administration on Iran?

By Gatestone Institute

An overwhelming majority of American people reportedly do not trust President Joe Biden on Iran's nuclear deal.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Slavery, The Left, And Truth

By Dennis Prager

In other words, other countries imported 41 times the number of black slaves into the Western Hemisphere compared to the United States.

Daniel Greenfield

Stop Enforcing the Law and People Will Start Killing Each Other

By Daniel Greenfield

The Left's opposition to police and the justice system ushered in this nightmare.

In Print / Front Page

A Jewish Spring - Yom Ha’atzmaut: Israel at 75

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our journey hasn’t always comfortable, and these iconic months have been a microcosm of our convoluted journey.

Headline / Op-Eds

What Is REALLY Happening at Jerusalem's Holy Sites?

By Bassam Tawil

The full responsibility for the latest tensions between Israel and the Palestinians lies solely on the Muslims who hijacked Ramadan, evidently to incite violence and spew hatred against Israel and Jews.

Daniel Greenfield

Only Montana Has the Guts to Ban TikTok

By Daniel Greenfield

China bought D.C., but it forgot to buy Montana.

In Print / Editorial

Targeting Justice Thomas

By Editorial Board

The attack on Justice Thomas seems to us like just the latest salvo in the progressive Left’s continuing effort to course-correct the Supreme Court’s rightward leanings, this time by forcing its most Conservative member off the Court before his time.

In Print / Op-Eds

Reinventing Jewish Education, Revitalizing The Next Generation

By Daniel Tysman

Often individuals have good Jewish knowledge without the pedagogical skills, while many other teachers have the pedagogical ability and experience, but not the Jewish knowledge.

Op-Eds

'Violations' the UN Security Council Does NOT Care About

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Palestinian human rights abuses and the crackdown on political activists and journalists are ignored not only by the UN, but also by the Biden administration.

In Print / Editorial

Why Finland’s New Border Wall Was A Non-Event

By Editorial Board

The Finns were apparently bent on preventing the illegal immigration of Russians seeking to avoid the mobilization for military service in the war in Ukraine.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

‘Occupation’ Myth Drives Antisemitic Terror

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The biased reactions of U.N. officials and corporate media to attacks on Israelis as well as to disputes over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount are rooted in leftist lies about Zionism.

Op-Eds

‘From Every Floor, From Every Window:’ Remembering the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

By Ben Cohen

The energy and the intensity shown by the 700 poorly armed young Jewish fighters reflected the understanding, deep in their hearts, that the battle for the ghetto was not ultimately one in which they would prevail.

Op-Eds

Yom HaShoah: Not Only About the Past

By Justin Amler

Yom HaShoah is not only about the past. It’s about the present.   And it’s about the future.

Op-Eds

The Power of the Human Spirit

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

This Holocaust Remembrance Day, let us celebrate Jewish resistance.

Jonathan Tobin

Where Holocaust Commemoration Succeeded and Where it Failed

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Museums, archives of testimonies and educational efforts preserved the survivors’ legacy. Still, that won’t counter contemporary antisemitic hatred and disinformation.

Op-Eds

Lapid Shouldn't Campaign Against Israel in US-or ANYWHERE

By Morton A. Klein

The late Menachem Begin always said that Israeli officials should never condemn Israel when traveling abroad.

Op-Eds

Why did Britain Downplay Murder of the Dees?

By Barry Shaw

Let's hear less vacuous talk of "both sides must do more to reduce tensions" and hear more about governments withdrawing ...

Op-Eds

What the Palestinian Terrorist's Mother Told Him...

By Stephen M. Flatow

Achieving real peace with the Palestinian Arabs is so remote, not because of settlements or borders. It has everything to do with the widespread and deeply held attitudes that permeate the Palestinian Arab community.

The Ettinger Report

War on Terror: Offense or Defense?

By Yoram Ettinger

Seeking to avoid a multi-front war, Israel pursues a policy of containment that erodes its deterrence, bringing such a war closer but under much worse conditions

Headline / Op-Eds

‘Death to Israel’: Iran's Plan to Attack Israel

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

If the Israeli public wants to survive, it must prepare—mentally and physically—for war with the Iranian octopus.

Jonathan Tobin

Boycotting Israel is Never Kosher

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A call to reconsider investing in Israel because of judicial reform isn’t the same as BDS. Yet that distinction is meaningless since it still validates anti-Zionist lies.

David Weinberg

Reawakening to the Iranian Threat

By David Weinberg

A comprehensive picture of Iranian belligerence and its tectonic threat to Mideast and global stability.

Headline / Op-Eds

Palestinians’ War on Jewish Women Rages On

By Stephen M. Flatow

It’s deeply disturbing, but profoundly necessary, to reflect on the specific circumstances of the attack because of what they can teach us.

Headline / Op-Eds

Contemplate the Rise in Religious Hatred, Then Confront It

By Lawrence Kadish

This Jewish holiday is an appropriate time for good people of all faiths to contemplate the rise of religious hatred here and around the world and then to pledge ourselves to confronting it wherever and whenever we find it.

Op-Eds

My Creations Drown…and you SING!

By Rabbi Yehoshua Grunstein

Shabbat Chol Hamoed Pesach was a davening challenge I never experienced before, one I didn't think I would be able to overcome.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Palestinians Cannot Resume Peace Talks with Israel

By Bassam Tawil

In the eyes of Shtayyeh and many Palestinians, all Jews living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea are "colonizers" and "settlers." These Palestinians see no difference between a Jew living in a Jewish community in the West Bank and a Jew living in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. For them, all Jews are foreigners who have no connection whatsoever to Israel and Jewish holy sites and no right ever to live there. Period.

In Print / Editorial

Bragg vs. Trump: The Plot Thickens

By Editorial Board

Going forward, however, Bragg would have to persuade a jury that what Trump had in mind was concealment of a particular crime or crimes.

Op-Eds

Jews and Land of Israel: Part V: The Meaning of a Jewish State

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Israel as a Jewish state was justified at the time of independence…, and its preservation continues to be justified today.

Op-Eds

The Judicial Reform: What Now?

By Dror Eydar

If we really want to rule, we should draw inspiration from the eternal sources of our nation and learn from the wisdom of the generations not to repeat mistakes, even if the cost is temporary retreat. The correction will come. Patience.

In Print / Editorial

US And China: The Freefall Continues

By Editorial Board

Few take the President seriously on this score, however, especially since the Iranians were forced into the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in 2015 under threat of military intervention.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israeli Sovereignty and American Intervention

By Elliott Abrams

The decision by judicial reform opponents to invite, indeed to plead for, U.S. intervention in this complex and fateful internal contest damages Israeli sovereignty and self-government.

Interviews and Profiles

In Defense of Judicial Reform

By Sara Lehmann

Nathan Lewin, Esq. is a household name synonymous with legal scholarship for more than 55 years. Consistently listed among the “Best Lawyers in America”, Lewin is a champion for civil liberties and has argued 28 cases before the United States Supreme Court. Many of those cases represent Jewish causes, and Lewin’s achievements and advocacy in […]

Op-Eds

Finally, We Need to ‘Let the IDF Win!’

By Karma Feinstein Cohen

Israel is at war on multiple fronts. Only, it doesn’t seem to know. Israel has been at war for over 100 years. Only, it seems to want to forget.

Op-Eds

"Does This Compromise President Biden?"

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The notion that a declining power like Russia, which has domestic problems, a shrinking economy, a shrinking demographic base, is somehow a bigger threat than China is laughable.

David Weinberg

Biden Spares Iran and Scolds Israel

By David Weinberg

The US president is neighing about Israeli democracy and stiffing Netanyahu to counter Israel’s insistence on acting against Iran.

Op-Eds

Iran is Pushing Israel Toward a Multi-Theater Conflagration

By dvora

A partial nuclear agreement, even a broad one, will buy the world only a few weeks, or maybe months.

Headline / Op-Eds

Biden's Anti-Israel Policy Empowers Iran, Palestinian Terrorists

By Bassam Tawil

The current US anti-Netanyahu approach will do nothing except empower Iran and its proxies, Hamas, PIJ and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and incentivize them to carry out more terror attacks – not only against Israelis, but against Americans as well.

Op-Eds

Yale Respects Muslim Values but not Jewish

By Nathan Lewin

A tale of two policies: The religious rights denied to Jews by Yale in 1998 have now been granted to Muslims in 2023.

Op-Eds

Biden’s ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy Regarding Terror

By Stephen M. Flatow

The current U.S. administration does not want to be forced to either criticize the Palestinian Authority, something it is loath to do.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Mob Rule Or Divine Will?

By Rabbi Mordechai Torczyner

Why should human voices hold such authority in a halachic system which answers to Hashem?

Op-Eds

Biden’s Boycott of Netanyahu is Outrageous

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Israel is the creator of its destiny; the White House is not.

Op-Eds

A Crisis of Judicial Proportions: Part III: Anatomy of the Protest Movement

By Alex Traiman

The protest organizers are doing irreparable harm to the state, its institutions and its economy, in a classic “cutting off your nose to spite your face” campaign.

Judaism / Headline / Op-Eds

This Pesach, Let’s Declare ‘Ve’ahavta Le’reiacha Kamocha’

By Rabbi Avi Weiss

“Behold, I accept upon myself the commandment of the Lord to love my neighbor as myself.”

The Ettinger Report

Passover Guide for the Perplexed 2023: US-Israel Shared Values

By Yoram Ettinger

1. The Passover Exodus, in general, and the Mosaic legacy, in particular, inspired the US Founding Fathers' rebellion against the monarchy, which evolved into a concept of non-revengeful, non-imperialistic and anti-monarchy liberty, limited (non-tyrannical) government, separation of powers among three co-equal branches of government and the Federalist system, in general. The goal of Passover’s liberty […]

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Fourth Son

By Dr. Chani Miller

Certainly he can never match his oldest brother's brilliance, and although sometimes he thinks that his second brother makes some good points, he is afraid of disappointing his parents; he is afraid of disappointing himself.

In Print / Op-Eds

Can We End The Agunah Crisis?

By Keshet Starr

Halachic Prenuptial Agreements are yet another critical vehicle for social change. Signing a prenup not only protects the individual couple involved but also helps cement a larger cultural message – that get refusal is not welcome here, in this home, in this shul,

In Print / Editorial

The U.S. Needs A Strong Israel More Than Ever

By Editorial Board

To be sure, it is not at all clear how deep the Saudi/Iran agreement will cut. The two countries have long been rivals for leadership in the Gulf region and have been indirectly at each other’s throats for years in several devastating proxy wars.

In Print / Editorial

The Trump Indictment: When Progressives Are In Charge, Ideology Trumps All Else

By Editorial Board

Did the Manhattan DA here succumb to the progressive mantra as he did in his emasculating of workaday law enforcement in Manhattan?

Headline / Op-Eds

What’s REALLY Happening in Israel

By Jerome M. Marcus

The protests have nothing to do with judicial reform and everything to do with undoing the results of the last election.

In Print / Front Page

Liberating The Human Spirit

By Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein

On Pesach, we celebrate the gift of political freedom. And we recognize that more than just a natural right, it is a Divine gift, and one that we would be lost without.

Op-Eds

Biden’s Pollsters Forgot this Jew

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The president’s attack on Benjamin Netanyahu is all about revenge.

Op-Eds

Jews and Land of Israel: Part IV: The National Welfare and the Continuation of Jewish Rule of the Land of Israel

By Alex Grobman PhD.

More than 3,000 years before the Mayflower left England for the New World, Jews fled from Egypt.

Op-Eds

Crisis of Judicial Proportions Part II: Precursors to the Protest

By Alex Traiman

While the Israeli left has had no choice but to concede the government to a voter base shifting to the right, it is unprepared and unwilling to give up control of state institutions.

Op-Eds

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: Five Facts for its 80th anniversary

By Moshe Phillips

Those who fought back against the Nazis were able to obtain guns from criminal sources and from contacts in the Polish resistance Home Army.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Hot Air Of Exile: A Pesach Message

By Rabbi Mark N. Wildes

Today’s version of slavery may be different, but the impact is the same. With our technological advancement, we currently live in the most physically comfortable time in human history. However, we also live with a kind of mental slavery imposed by none other than ourselves.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Sacred Partnership Of The Jewish People

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

In religious terminology how do we balance between torah, peoplehood and land? Or, in Hebrew how do we balance between Torat Yisrael, Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael.

In Print / Op-Eds

Democracy Over Rule Of Mob

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

They seem to believe that such tactics are patriotic acts of democracy – but only when engaged in by the Left.

Prager's Perspective

Do Conservatives Oppose Change?

By Dennis Prager

Conservatives have no issue with change or innovation – when warranted or harmless.

Daniel Greenfield

A Tale of Two Settlements

By Daniel Greenfield

A village for Muslim terrorists vs. a village for Israeli Jews.

In Print / Editorial

For All Their Highminded Checks And Balances Rhetoric Netanyahu’s Opponents Just Want To Reverse His Electoral Victory And Have Fomented The Current Schism

By Editorial Board

At this time the Supreme Court can freely invalidate legislation passed by the Knesset or decisions of the prime minister or administrative agencies it believes to be unreasonable.

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