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IDF MUST be kept out of ALL Political Debate

By Israel Hayom

The military's job is to win wars, everything else is a dangerous distraction.

In Print / Editorial

NY Judge Sharpens Focus On Education Department’s War On Torah Education

By Editorial Board

Citing a provision of New York’s compulsory education law assigning the responsibility for the education of children to parents, Ryba ruled that the state could only look to the parents – not to the schools in which their children are enrolled – for any deficiencies in the education of their child.

Headline / Op-Eds

Will Hamas and Hezbollah Try Again to Tear the Israeli Spiderweb?

By BESA CENTER

Hezbollah or Hamas will likely identify the current crisis in Israel over the new government’s proposed reform of Israel’s judiciary as an opportunity to act against it. They might be surprised, however, by Israel’s response.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Netanyahu’s Shameful Surrender to the Left

By Daniel Greenfield

The Left bet that with enough pressure they could shut down democratic judicial reform in Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

A Woke Shooter, a Christian School, is it a Hate Crime?

By Daniel Greenfield

Guns don’t kill people, the evil and the mentally deranged do.

Daniel Greenfield

And the Antisemitic Assault Score: New York 72//Florida 1

By Daniel Greenfield

New York had 580 antisemitic incidents highest in the country.

Analysis

Israel’s Reformers Look to US as Model for Selecting Judges

By David Isaac

Judges control the process in Israel. Reformers say that leads to groupthink.

Headline / Op-Eds

Never, Ever was a Palestinian State

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

Of course Minister Bezalel Smotrich is correct. Of course there is no Arab “Palestinian” people and never was an Arab “Palestine.” It all is a fraud. It’s just a fact. Repeat the truth: There never was an Arab political entity of “Palestine” and never a “Palestinian Arab nation.” The dizzying repetition of that Big Lie for so […]

Op-Eds

Jews and Land of Israel: Part III: The Centrality of the Land of Israel to the Jewish People

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Wherever Jews lived, they did not publicly challenge the occupation of the land by the empires of the East and West. They did so in their homes, sanctuaries, books and prayers. Religious rituals were instituted to remember the destruction of the Temple and the subsequent exile.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Obviating Elections

By Dr. Martin Sherman

If the so-called "champions of democracy" succeed in obstructing the judicial reforms, democratic rule will be replaced by mob rule—and Israel will be teetering on the brink of an Orwellian dystopia

In Print / Op-Eds

Yeshivas Play A Valuable Role In Their Communities

By Assemblyman David Weprin

Similar support is given in public schools, where a large segment of the student population may also be English language learners; the only difference is the language being spoken.

In Print / Op-Eds

Tap Into Your Courageous Super Powers

By Bracha Goetz

The Babylonians deliberately took the smartest teens as captives to train them for service in the king’s court, with assimilation as a prerequisite.

Op-Eds

Gal Luft’s Distressing Predicament

By Caroline B. Glick

Israel should seek a full investigation of the charges that have been leveled against its national. But it also has a responsibility to him as an Israeli citizen and a senior IDF officer to ensure that his arrest warrant isn’t politically motivated.

Headline / Op-Eds

WHO ARE YOU?

By Alan Joseph Bauer

Our origin story has everything to do with who we are and where we are going.

In Print / Columns

The Right Timing And Strategy

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

My mission was and is to allow people to hear and understand the Jewish people and their story.

Analysis

Tehran Threatens “Israel’s Adopted Son” - The Major Source Of EU’s Energy Resources

By Ariel Kogan

There are several real tactical and strategic reasons for Iranian incitement and military build-up.

In Print / Editorial

Israeli Supreme Court Stops Interior Minister Ben Gvir From Pursuing Equitable Treatment Of Chareidim By Police

By Editorial Board

The court’s generalization should not be surprising. With the nationwide turmoil now gripping Israel over proposed reforms by the Netanyahu government, members of the Supreme Court can hardly be counted among the neutral.

In Print / Editorial

End-Running President Biden’s Refusal To Enforce Taylor Force Law: Sen. Cotton Introduces New Bill

By Editorial Board

Notwithstanding the fact that the PA’s slay for pay system is still operating, President Joe Biden restored financial aid to the PA almost immediately after taking office.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Biden Administration Pushing Arabs Towards Iran

By Khaled Abu Toameh

the agreement is an indication of the growing weakness of the US and the failed policy of the Biden administration in the Middle East. Thanks to the US administration's fragility, the Iranian-led axis of evil has been significantly emboldened as America's erstwhile Arab allies are rushing towards the open arms of the mullahs in Tehran.

Headline / Op-Eds

Rabin and Peres’ Failure Now Netanyahu’s

By Benjamin Kerstein

Attempting to enact major change without a broad consensus can only result in controversy, polarization and, in the end, continuing unrest.

Headline / David Weinberg

Zionist Strategy for Israel

By David Weinberg

I do not believe that the Saudi-Iran agreement closes the door on Saudi-Israeli entente, nor on a renewed pro-Western regional alliance involving Israel and the Saudis

Op-Eds

WH Whistling Past America's Bank Graveyard

By Lawrence Kadish

Far more important than a political strategy, history reminds us it is the economy upon which great nations rise or fall

Op-Eds

Jews and Land of Israel: Part II: Is Israel a Colonial State?

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Not according to any accurate application of the term

Op-Eds

IDI Poll Pulls Israelis by the Nose on Judicial Reform

By Varda Meyers Epstein

Israel voted for a right-wing government, and they want right-wing policy. They don’t want to be overruled by the side that LOST.

The Ettinger Report

Demographic Update 2023: Arab Demographic Time Bomb is a MYTH

By Yoram Ettinger

In 2023, in contrast to conventional demographic wisdom, Israel is not facing a potential Arab demographic time bomb in the combined areas of Judea, Samaria (the West Bank) and pre-1967 Israel. In fact, the Jewish State benefits from a robust tailwind of fertility rate and net-immigration. 

Op-Eds

Iran's Mullahs Mission: Wipe Out America

By Gatestone Institute

he Biden administration would do well to realize that a nuclear Iran is not just an existential threat to Israel; a nuclear Iran is major threat to the region, Europe, America, the world.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Wokes Can’t Beat the Culture They’re Destroying

By Daniel Greenfield

They want to rewrite old books because they can’t equal them.

Op-Eds

New IDF Chief of Staff Faces an Array of Challenges

By Yaakov Lappin

Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, will need to safely and swiftly maneuver through a domestic minefield without entangling the military in politics.

Daniel Greenfield

50% of Americans Say Media Deliberately Misleads

By Daniel Greenfield

VERY few Americans trust the media and 50% believe the media is lying to them.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

When Banks – And Other Institutions – Try To Change The World

By Dennis Prager

Beginning in the second half of the 20th century, people in nearly every white-collar profession ceased finding their work inherently meaningful. So, they sought to use their profession to change the world.

Headline / Op-Eds

Would the 10 Commandments Survive Israel's Supreme Court?

By Dror Eydar

Israel's justices have powers unparalleled by any court anywhere else, making them the de facto government.

In Print / Editorial

A Saudi-Iran Rapproachment? Not So Fast

By Editorial Board

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman makes no secret of his intention to make Saudi Arabia the leading economic and military power in the Gulf region, competing with the at-least equally ambitious Iran.

Op-Eds

Palestinian Teenage Terror – Inherently Illegal, But Does Anyone Care?

By Amb. Alan Baker

the international community seems to be deliberately turning a blind eye to Palestinian teenage terror.

In Print / Editorial

Are Prosecutors Banking On No New York Jury Ever Acquitting Donald Trump?

By Editorial Board

The Times goes on to note the obvious, that [c]ombining the criminal charge with a violation of state election law would be a novel legal theory let alone against the former president who is also an announced candidate for reelection.

In Print / Editorial

Standing To Sue Is Key To Israel’s Law Reform Debate, But It Is Barely Discussed

By Editorial Board

One issue that has received scant attention, even though it is a key consideration: Under the current setup, there is no limit to the issues over which the Supreme Court of Israel can assume jurisdiction.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Hollow Sanctimony Over Huwara

By Daniel Greenfield

What the reaction to a rare Jewish riot in Israel says about Jewish liberals.

Daniel Greenfield

It’s Not Censorship When They Do It

By Daniel Greenfield

Both sides agree that children should not be exposed to inappropriate materials.

Daniel Greenfield

Who’s Running America?

By Daniel Greenfield

Two of the three branches of government are in the hands of the mentally incapable.

Op-Eds

Silent on Oslo Accords

By Stephen M. Flatow

The New York Times has to bury the accords, because if it didn’t, it would have to admit that they failed.

Op-Eds

State of the Palestinian National Movement

By Eyal Zisser

The passing of Ahmed Qurei marks the end of an era, potentially bringing the armed struggle back to square one.

Jonathan Tobin

Demonizing Kohelet Won’t Silence Calls for Judicial Reform

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A think tank is being attacked by Netanyahu opponents who are solely focused on political power while they ignore the ideas that have put the issue on the national agenda.

Headline / Op-Eds

‘Team Israel Will Surprise a Lot of People’

By Howard Blas

Still, it has its work cut out for it at the World Baseball Classic in Miami, where some of the best teams share its division, says Peter Kurz.

Op-Eds

Denouncing Israel’s Judicial Reforms: Not the Impact Herzog Wants

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Herzog’s attempt to broker a compromise by appeasing the “resistance” is a waste of time--The protest movement aims for a complete halt to the legislative process and the ultimate fall of the Jewish state’s democratically elected government.

Op-Eds

Opposing Judicial Reform Promotes an Iranian Model for Israel

By Douglas Altabef

The Israeli Supreme Court wields influence and enjoys a lack of accountability remarkably similar to that of Iran’s Supreme Leader.

Headline / Op-Eds

Playing Chicken with the Jewish State

By Vic Rosenthal

During the late 1980s and 1990s, the legal establishment arrogated more and more power to itself

Daniel Greenfield

Jewish Democratic Council of America to Protest Israel

By Daniel Greenfield

Jewish Dems show support for Israel by protesting against it.

Op-Eds

Options: Convert, Marry Me, or Die by Acid: Christian Women in Muslim Pakistan

By Raymond Ibrahim

Whoever said that Muslims don't give infidels the freedom of choice?

Op-Eds

Israel’s Energy Market and the War in Ukraine

By BESA CENTER

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has riled the energy markets of Europe and created opportunities for Israel’s energy sector that contain both risks and rewards

Op-Eds

Jews and Land of Israel: Part I: Framing Israel as the Aggressor

By Alex Grobman PhD.

This conflict remains intractable because of the baseless canard that Israel stole Palestinian Arab land, and is thus an occupier of Arab land

David Weinberg

Cool it!

By David Weinberg

Beware the doomsday discourse about irreparable depredations in Israel’s democratic moorings. The poison it pumps into Israel’s soul and standing is far worse than its proximate cause.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Under Attack: Biden's Coup to Get Iran the Bomb

By Guy Millière

"U.S. support for demonstrations in Tel Aviv isn't about the future of Israel's judiciary. It's about handcuffing Israel while Iran gets the bomb." — Lee Smith, Tablet Magazine, March 2, 2023.

Featured / Interviews and Profiles

A Force To Be Reckoned With

By Sara Lehmann

Stuart Force is quite literally the father of the Taylor Force Act. The law came into being after lobbying by Stuart and Robbi Force, parents of Taylor Force. Taylor was a former army officer who was stabbed to death by a Palestinian terrorist while he was visiting the city of Jaffa in Israel on March 8, 2016.

Analysis

A Strategic Alliance Between Azerbaijan, Israel And The Jewish People

By Pinchas Ben Tzvi

One of the first persons who Mammadov met after his arrival in Israel was Malcolm Hoenlein...

In Print / Op-Eds

The Politics Of Compassion

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Unilateral imposition of unpopular policies can backfire in the long run.

Headline / Op-Eds

Are Safe Spaces DANGEROUS?

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Prominent NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt recently argued that Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012), has been set up for failure due to a confluence of social media, bad parenting, and a culture that emphasizes victimhood.

In Print / Op-Eds

The ‘Calling’ Of A Rabbi

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

The lowest level would be when introducing oneself at a social, political or other event, with no agenda other than to impress the person being addressed.

In Print / Op-Eds

No, The Right Won’t End Democracy In Israel

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

The issue exercising the Left is the growing realization that they have lost their grip on power and they are angry and frustrated about it.

In Print / Editorial

Mayor Adams Was Not Looking To Become Proselytizer-In-Chief

By Editorial Board

What did the mayor say that signaled that he was poised to turn New York city into a theocracy, rather than just sharing his own personal beliefs?

Op-Eds

IDF Chief of Staff Halevi Should Call his Troops to Order

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

That enemy eulogies of the Jewish state are given a boost by the Israeli press may be disconcerting, but it’s the price—and privilege—of free speech. Soldiers don’t enjoy such a luxury, however.

In Print / Editorial

The Brad Lander Vendetta Continues?

By Editorial Board

As most readers know, YU claimed that setting up such a LGBT club would be a direct violation of the university’s Orthodox Jewish tenets and it was therefore entitled to a religious exemption as provided for in the human rights law.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Au Contraire

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The last vestige of the left’s undemocratic power is threatened, a prospect it views with a mixture of horror and disbelief.

Op-Eds

Hating Israel: Return of US State Department

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Its just-released assessment of Joe Biden’s first year as president whitewashes Palestinian terrorism.

Op-Eds

Is Prayer in School Constitutional?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

So instead of starting each school day with a prayer, why don't we start each school day with the recitation of the First Amendment? Then the teacher can explain why prayer is a private matter – for the home, the church or the mind. It is not the job of the teacher to inculcate his or her religious views — or those of Mayor Adams.

Jonathan Tobin

What’s Worse: Threats by Smotrich or Amnesty International?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The Israeli finance minister’s call for wiping out Huwara was abhorrent, but so is the so-called “human rights” group’s demand for the mass expulsion of Jews from their homes.

Op-Eds

US Betrays Pledge of ‘Unbreakable’ Support for Israel at the UN --AGAIN!

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

U.S. financial and political support of the Palestinians’ war against Israel is shameful.

Daniel Greenfield

NY Times: Riding Horses is Racist

By Daniel Greenfield

No, this is NOT a Purim joke-the Times has become a year-round joke

Featured / Analysis

Judicial Reform Architect Explains: ‘Why Do We Need Judicial Reform?’

By David Isaac

Judicial reform will restore the checks and balances that have been stripped away by a court system that has arrogated powers beyond its purview.

Headline / Op-Eds / Holidays

How the Book of Esther's Message of Unity Remains Acutely Relevant

By Dror Eydar

As we celebrate Purim, perhaps we should look at the Talmudic interpretation of the holiday to better understand our contemporary era.

Interviews and Profiles

Rabbi Sues Lihi Lapid for ‘Defamation’

By Atara Beck

Rabbi Tovia Singer: ‘I never stated that she believes in Jesus.’ Rabbi Singer is a leading activist against Christian missionaries attempting to convert Jews

Analysis

Is Israel an Apartheid State?

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The Durban Conference, “which ended only three days before 9/11, revealed the intimate connections between anti-racism politics and a key platform in the terrorist agenda, namely, the delegitimation of Israel and the legitimation of terrorism against its citizens”

Headline / David Weinberg

Just who is Pogroming Whom?

By David Weinberg

Compared to the ongoing Palestinian terrorist mega-pogrom against Israeli Jews, the Huwara rampage must rank as one the weakest pogroms in the ugly history of pogroms. So where is the anguish over Israeli Jews continuously murdered by Palestinian terrorists?

Op-Eds

Standing in Solidarity with Azerbaijan’s Energy Rights

By Ayoob Kara

As a former Israeli Minister, I support Azerbaijan as they file an arbitration case against Armenia under the Energy Charter Treaty. 

Op-Eds

FAN or PLAYER? The BIG Game Called 'LIFE'

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

When people become 'just spectators' to their own lives, they cannot act to improve their lives and to change what is going on in their lives any more than they can act to change what is going on in the movies or the soap operas.

Op-Eds

Iran: Days Away from Nuclear Weapons

By Gatestone Institute

Thanks to the Biden Administration's weak leadership, Iran has been able to make these major nuclear advancements. Unless the Biden Administration quickly emerges from its confusion, Americans may well have the questionable honor of Russia, China and Iran all aiming nuclear weapons at them at once.

Op-Eds

The Bumbling Ambassador: Nides in Israel

By Jerold S. Auerbach

Nides proudly claims spending “60% of my time trying to help the Palestinian people” – revealing that his role as Ambassador to Israel is undeserving of his attention.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Biden Not Serious in Opposing Palestinian Terrorism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

A bid to strengthen the Taylor Force Act that penalizes the Palestinian Authority’s “pay for slay” policy is necessary. But the administration is still evading the law in other ways.

In Print / Op-Eds

Purim And Pesach: Two Models Of Redemption

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

Upon careful reading of Megillat Esther, we discover that Esther’s soirée with Achashverosh and Haman, and Haman’s sentencing to the gallows, took place on the first days of Pesach!

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Prison Reforms Would End Cushy Conditions for Terrorists

By Benjamin Weinthal

Palestinian prisoners warned in their letter to the minister that his measures will lead to a "war" outside the prison system and will hit the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Real Meaning Of 'Pro-Palestinian'

By Bassam Tawil

The way to be a real "pro-Palestinian" activist? These activists should be defending the rights of women and gays in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip. Being "pro-Palestinian" does not necessarily mean that one has to be anti-Israel.

In Print / Front Page / Interviews and Profiles

High Hopes For Change: A Q&A with Simcha Rothman, The MK Spearheading Reform Of Israel’s Supreme Court

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Claiming that Israel is going to cease being a democratic state, a liberal state – I see it as detached from reality.

Op-Eds

Cancel Culture Comes to Conference of Presidents

By Morton A. Klein

The mission’s purpose was supposed to be to learn directly from Israel’s key elected leaders about vital and serious issues that confront Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

G-d's Timetable Isn't Ours

By Avi Ciment

Hashem, knowing all too well of life’s injustices, gave us a lesson for the ages about how He exacts reward and punishment.

Daniel Greenfield

Black Murders Matter

By Daniel Greenfield

The police are too afraid to solve black murders.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Palestinians' New Terror Groups

By Bassam Tawil

The Biden Administration appears to believe that building a home for a Jew constitutes a greater threat than gangs and terror groups carrying out lethal attacks against Jews.

In Print / Op-Eds

That One Mishloach Manot

By Kylie Ora Lobell

If Bubbe hadn’t dropped off that bag, Purim would have been so much sadder that year. At the same time, it meant so much more to me to receive the one from her.

In Print / Editorial

A Law Whose Time Has Come

By Editorial Board

These critics are not to be heard from when terrorists wantonly take the lives of innocent Israelis, but they are outraged if the State says it will take the lives of the killers. Amazing!

Op-Eds

US Does NOTHING About Another American Murdered by Palestinians

By Stephen M. Flatow

147 Americans have been killed by Palestinian terrorists since 1968, but not one of the killers has stood before a U.S. court.

Op-Eds

Anti-Terror Operation in Nablus Is Further Proof of IDF Capabilities

By Yoni Ben Menachem

IDF continues its counter-terrorism operations in Judea and Samaria and sends a warning to the terrorist organizations of its long reach.

Jonathan Tobin

Yes, Judge the Jewish Rioters, but DON'T Rationalize Arab Murderers

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Jews who rioted in Huwara following a terror attack have been rightly condemned. But why do the world and the Biden administration still tolerate Palestinian terrorism?

In Print / Editorial

Iranian Flashpoint?

By Editorial Board

Ironically, it seems that Iran supplying Russia with drones and other weaponry for use in its war against Ukraine has served to bring the U.S. and Israel even closer militarily and politically.

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Serials

Last Soldier Killed in Protective Edge Laid to Rest

By Zeev Ben-Yechiel / Tazpit News Agency

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