יום חמישי, 5 נובמבר 2026Thursday, November 5, 2026
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Headline / Op-Eds

‘Ad Matai,’ Lord, Until When?

By Douglas Altabef

In the face of terror, let our ancestors’ courage become ours.

Headline / David Weinberg

Israel’s Best Response to Palestinian Terror: More Settlements

By David Weinberg

Fight fire with fire. The terrorists want to chase Israel off this land; in response, Israel should lay stakes on more land each time they fire a shot.

Op-Eds

We Have Tried Numerous Strategies to Combat Terrorism – But Never This One...

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

Firm and forceful security and thriving Jewish communities are essential, yet to effectively eradicate the roots of terrorism, a novel approach is required.

Op-Eds

Biden’s less than ironclad commitment to Israel

By Melanie Phillips

The administration crosses two ominous red lines.

Op-Eds

The Spark that Could Ignite Judea and Samaria

By Israel Hayom

While the terrorist attack took place without warning, preventing the IDF and the Shin Bet from taking pre-emptive action, the revenge of the Jewish settlers was written on the wall well in advance.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Supreme Court Debate: Let’s Start with the Facts

By Jerome M. Marcus

For an unelected body to wield power over an entire people is simply and utterly intolerable. Indeed, it’s totally indefensible.

Op-Eds

Israel Needs to shift Gears on Iran

By Eyal Zisser

If Israel has the capability to deal with the Iranian threat, it must place the gun on the table or use it.

Headline / Op-Eds

Biden Births Government Into Wokeness, Inc.

By Ben Shapiro

What, pray tell, is "equity"? It certainly isn't equality — the presumption that Americans ought to be treated equally under the law as individuals.

Op-Eds

Capital Cavities: Jerusalem Refers 1000 to Christian Missionaries for Free Dental Care

By Atara Beck

“Our mission is to effectively minister to underserved communities in Israel with excellence, in the name of Yeshua,” says clinic’s founder.

Op-Eds

Killing Jews Brings Light into The Hearts of Palestinians

By Bassam Tawil

funders do not even ask the Palestinian leaders, as a condition of their funding, to stop calling for violence and to stop rewarding murder. One has to ask: Why not?

Op-Eds

A Better Way to Implement Constitutional Reform

By BESA CENTER

The current debate in Israel on a semi – constitutional reform is being carried out, as is often the case with Israeli strategic decision-making, in an improvised manner and under pressure.

Analysis

Sudan: Expanding the Tent of the Abraham Accords

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

Sudan’s full entry into the Abraham Accords is a powerful symbolic statement of the rejection of Arab rejectionism.

In Print / Featured / Columns

J.K. Rowling Becomes A Jew

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Her truly remarkable past philanthropy and support for left-wing causes counts for nothing. Like Stalin or Mao’s purges, only total submission and complete capitulation will do.

In Print / Op-Eds

Mothers Across The United States Need Our Help – And We must Not Delay

By Dr. Amy Neustein

One may ask, why is the senseless wrenching of young children from their mothers by the courts of concern to the Jewish community?

In Print / Op-Eds

Remembering Rav Abba Bronspigel, zt”l, Maggid Shiur Par Excellence, 84

By Shmuel Landesman

He became one of the most popular maggidei shiur in the yeshiva, [and] taught with a remarkable clarity and preciseness so that almost everyone could follow his shiur.

In Print / Editorial

Biden Came Through For Israel – At Least For The Moment

By Editorial Board

Then came the reports that, even as it disapproved of Israeli unilateral settlement activity, the U.S. disapproved of the PA’s practice of unilaterally taking its grievances with Israel to the United Nations.

Op-Eds

The Phenomenon of Palestinian Teen Terrorists

By Yoni Ben Menachem

There is growing concern in Israel’s security establishment that teen recruitment receives broad social support and religious legitimacy, and will expand as the Palestinians move closer to Ramadan (March 22–April 20, 2023).

In Print / Editorial

Revenge Politics Or Not, Republican-Led Congressional Hearings Are Needed To Restore Confidence In Government

By Editorial Board

While there would admittedly be an obviously partisan dimension, a full congressional airing could serve to put to rest suspicions many have about the Biden regime.

Headline / Op-Eds

Partition or Politicide? The 'Two-State Solution' and the PA Arabs

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

The world still believes that the “Two-State Solution” is the way to resolve the Israel-Palestine Conflict. But when the Arab Palestinians invoke this idea, they are holding something back.

Op-Eds

Israel, Morocco, and the Western Sahara: How to Strengthen the Abraham Accords

By Middle East Forum

ISRAEL AND MOROCCO SHOULD RECOGNIZE WHAT THE OTHER NEEDS FOR DEVELOPMENT, PROSPERITY AND SECURITY, AND HOW THEY CAN EACH CONTRIBUTE FOR STABILITY IN THE REGION.

Op-Eds

Is German Antisemitism Czar Stoking anti-Israel Conspiracy Theory?

By Benjamin Weinthal

He is facing new allegations that he stoked a wild anti-Israel and antisemitic conspiracy theory on Twitter. 

Op-Eds

An Orwellian Assertion About Judicial Reform in Israel

By Jerome M. Marcus

The guiding principle is simple: If the left does it, it’s okay. If the right does it, judicial intervention is essential to protect democracy.

Featured / Op-Eds

A Lesson for Conservatives in Israel and Hungary

By Balázs Orbán

Hungarians have learnt the lesson: if you lead a successful conservative government, no matter what, you end up receiving heavy criticism from the mainstream liberal media.

Op-Eds

Israel: Don't Give Your Enemies More Ammo!

By Colonel Richard Kemp

FOR ISRAEL TO BE STRONG, TO PROSPER, TO BE A FORCE FOR GOOD IN THE REGION AND THE WORLD, AND TO FEND OFF INCESSANT POLITICAL WARFARE CAMPAIGNS, IT NEEDS TO BE UNITED IN THE BASIC QUESTIONS.

Op-Eds

Herzog: In the Crosshairs

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The idea that it’s possible at this juncture to conduct rational talks with hysteria-mongering judicial-reform rejectionists is tenuous, at best.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Biden Subverts Israeli Democracy

By Caroline B. Glick

The administration backs the Israeli left’s campaign to thwart the will of Israeli voters.

Jonathan Tobin

Rising Antisemitism: More than Rogan’s Rants

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Poll results demonstrate an understanding that Jew-hatred is grown. But thanks to misperceptions, mistakes and failed leadership, efforts to counter this trend are failing.

Op-Eds

Is Biden A 'Manchurian President'?

By Gatestone Institute

He is, after all, facilitating Nuclear Cooperation between Iran's Mullahs and Russia

Jonathan Tobin

Why Keep Pretending Jews Building Homes Prevents Peace?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Palestinian terrorism and disinterest in a two-state solution ensure that peace is impossible. But the United States and its allies prefer to focus on Israeli housing starts.

Headline / Op-Eds

Can the Whole World be Wrong?

By Melanie Phillips

A new book is essential to understanding the current lunacy over Israel and the global jihad.

In Print / Op-Eds

Fostering Baby T

By Talia Liben Yarmush

The call had come the day before – someone was needed, could we fill that need? But the details had remained vague, and as we lit the Shabbos candles after a long day of waiting, we remained uncertain whether or not we would be called upon

In Print / Op-Eds

Concert Remembers Extraordinary Life Of Shira Pransky

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

How pleasantly surprised I was when I saw a page of the program dedicated, however briefly, to telling Shira and SPP’s story. This won’t give people a taste of who she truly was, I thought, but it’s a nice gesture nonetheless.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Iranian Response IS Coming

By Yoni Ben Menachem

It is estimated that the Iranians will try to hit Israeli targets abroad or carry out attacks on Israeli targets using missiles and drones fired by its militias in the Middle East.

In Print / InDepth

Accommodation Is Still The Better Path

By Rabbi Michael J. Broyde

If you think this is factually true – that generally these fight can be won if only we tried harder – I would urge you to look closely (and honestly) at today’s America and examine the data before claiming this fight is winnable.

In Print / Editorial

Sheldon Silver, Z”L

By Editorial Board

As an elected official that changed the way members of the Jewish community were able to go about their lives and remain true to their faith.

In Print / Editorial

A Most Peculiar Calculus

By Editorial Board

According to the New York Times, the state plan includes providing the license holders with storefronts and loans; once approved, state regulators will be assisting them as much as possible to ... open a dispensary.

In Print / Editorial

President Biden An Advocate For Consensus Government? You Must Be Kidding

By Editorial Board

What is not a laughing matter, however, is why Biden focused on the need for consensus in the case of Israel.

Headline / Op-Eds

We Need a Better Definition of Antisemitism

By Ben Cohen

Antisemitic ideology is highly adaptive, reinventing its obsession with supposed Jewish malignancy in almost any situation and winning supporters accordingly.

Op-Eds

The Arsenal of Tyranny

By Clifford D. May

Tehran arms jihadis, terrorists and neo-imperialists

The Ettinger Report

Israel’s Key National Security Challenge in 2023

By Yoram Ettinger

Which may apply to other additional Western democracies as well

David Weinberg

Where is King Abdullah’s Moderation on the Temple Mount?

By David Weinberg

One would think that Jordan’s “special role” means it has a responsibility to maintain the site as a place of prayer, brotherhood and tolerance.

Op-Eds

Incitement's Silent Threat

By Israel Hayom

The threat posed by incitement from Right and Left comes from a silent enemy who seethes angrily in the dark and suddenly decided to take action.

Headline / Op-Eds

It’s NOT About Democracy

By Caroline B. Glick

The left isn’t worried about democracy. It doesn’t like democracy. It likes its oligarchy.

Interviews and Profiles

'The Hardest Part of Rescue Work? The Things That Remind you of Home'

By Israel Hayom

"The only reason we can do this is because we have the support of our loved ones at home. I go out knowing that my family loves me and is proud of what I do," one of them says.

Op-Eds

So, What ‘Provoked’ the Ramot Attack?

By Stephen M. Flatow

The ‘cycle of violence’ lie won’t work this time, so watch the Palestinians’ supporters try to quickly change the subject.

Op-Eds

3 Jewish Funerals and 1 Israeli Hate-fest

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The terrorist murder of two children and a newlywed didn’t put a dent in the demonstrations against the so-called “death of democracy.”

Op-Eds

Israel-Sudan Agreement a Success for Abraham Accords, Setback for Iran

By Middle East Forum

A decade ago, Sudan formed part of Iran's pathway to Israel and influence in Africa, and was in cooperation with Sunni Islamist and jihadi forces. This situation has now been reversed.

Interviews and Profiles

Eyes On Islam: An Interview with Middle East Scholar Daniel Pipes

By Sara Lehmann

I spoke with Dr. Pipes about the topics he specializes in: the role of Islam in public life, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and U.S. foreign policy.

Op-Eds

How 'The Collective Voice of the Muslim World' Weaponizes the UN against Israel

By Bassam Tawil

The OIC even attempted to co-opt UN forces as a pretext for Islamic military support of Lebanon's offensive against Israel.

Op-Eds

Egyptian Effort to Prevent Palestinian-Israeli Ramadan Escalation

By Yoni Ben Menachem

The Palestinian terrorist organizations are pushing for escalation

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Netanyahu Triumphs While Trump is Trampled

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

The secret ingredient to Bibi’s enduring appeal to voters is his ability to communicate authenticity.

In Print / Op-Eds

5 Ways To Promote Your Jewish Book

By Kylie Ora Lobell

Unfortunately, publishing houses don’t always offer publicity. It’s usually up to the author to promote themselves. If you’re self-published, you have to do everything on your own.

In Print / Headline / Prager's Perspective

Why My Synagogue May Change Its Prayer for America

By Dennis Prager

Given that many of us view this president as unprecedented in the extent of damage he has done and continues to do to this country, this guess would be understandable. But it would be wrong.

Jonathan Tobin

The anti-Bibi Resistance Wants Americans to Trample Israeli Democracy

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Some well-known writers and publications aren’t just gaslighting the world about judicial reform. They’re also playing into the hands of their country’s foes.

In Print / Op-Eds

Lion In The Street, Skunk In The Yard

By Dr. Chani Miller

One of the best things about Shabbos is that you live inside your head. One of the hardest things about Shabbos is that you live inside your head.

Headline / Op-Eds

U.S. Fears Outbreak of Third Intifada

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Visits by senior U.S. officials have not moved the Palestinian Authority’s Abbas

Op-Eds

Documents, Balloons, and Laptops--OH MY!

By Thane Rosenbaum

Okay, show of hands: Who doesn’t have classified documents in his or her garage or sock drawer?

Op-Eds

Boycotts NOT Protected Speech in US

By Menachem Wecker

The Supreme Court is mulling whether to hear a BDS case; however it rules could present a mixed bag for advocates and opponents.

Op-Eds

Significance of IDF’s Latest Work in Jericho

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Israeli security forces shut down the “Aqbat Jaber Battalion,” striking an important blow against Hamas and halting its attempt to establish itself in the Jericho area

In Print / Editorial

The NYS Regents Middle East Controversy: The Problem Isn’t Just The Exam, But Also The Curriculum

By Editorial Board

The map did not indicate that the land was actually divided this way by virtue of the Arab rejection of the UN’s proposed plan and Israel’s military defeat of combined Arab armies bent on driving the Jews into the sea.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Major League Yeshiva Draft Season

By Rochie Sommer

With this season of high school (and seminary) admissions, I was wondering what it would be like to make a documentary about a few eighth-grade boys during the year leading up to the admissions letters.

In Print / Editorial

Dems Make A Statement On Antisemitism And Its Not Pretty

By Editorial Board

As we said here last week, no one should be distracted by debates over whether or not Omar understood that she was employing antisemitic tropes.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Israel’s Image is Often Distorted by the Media 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The “global left,” he says, “considers itself the moral cutting edge of mankind. Jews are competition. So there’s an enormous appetite especially on left for stories about Jews behaving badly

Op-Eds

The Man Who Wants 'Cities to Fall Apart'?

By Lawrence Kadish

Exhaustive investigations by journalists reveal how George Soros's reach, influence, and above all, money, is resetting curriculum to reflect his political ideology wherever and whenever he can.

The Ettinger Report

Blinken Misreads Mid East

By Yoram Ettinger

Blinken's misreading of the situation in the region undermines U.S. interests in general and regional peace and stability in particular.

Op-Eds

PA Ending Security Coordination with Israel ‘almost a set ritual’

By Yaakov Lappin

The main concern is that Palestinian Authority security personnel will interpret it as a green light to take part in terrorism, a former defense official says

Headline / Op-Eds

Blink-en and You Miss It

By Caroline B. Glick

What the U.S. Secretary of State refuses to see

Jonathan Tobin

The Ilhan Omar Vote As a Turning Point for American Jews

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Partisan split on booting the congresswoman from committees is more than a symptom of political civil war. It illustrates the normalization of anti-Zionism

Daniel Greenfield

History is Now “Misinformation” and a Threat to Democracy

By Daniel Greenfield

“The United States is in the grip of a crisis of bad history.”

Op-Eds

Israeli Left’s Violent Rhetoric and Sanctimonious ‘Sorries’

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

It’s hard to believe that the anti-government propagandists could sink any lower, but they managed this week to outdo themselves.

Op-Eds / Holidays

The REAL Lesson of Tu Bishvat

By Dror Eydar

If we believe in our ability to resurrect ourselves and are loyal to it, the land will blossom and give us back love in return.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Conspicuous by their…Presence 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The Palestinian flags, on unabashed and unhindered display at recent demonstrations against the proposed reform of Israel's legal system, tear off the facade of hypocrisy that masks what really motivates them. 

Op-Eds

Biden Cannot Delay Sending Tanks to Ukraine

By Gatestone Institute

The Ukrainian military says it is in desperate need of the heavy armour if it is to withstand a new offensive.

Op-Eds

Deep Concerns Regarding American Jewish Leadership

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

American Jewish leaders profess to support a Jewish and democratic Israel. Yet they blithely oppose legislation that would make the State of Israel more Jewish and more democratic.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Needs America on its Side in 2023

By Israel Hayom

Israel begins 2023 as a strong military power with a robust international standing, but it will face growing challenges.

Daniel Greenfield

Equity is the New Communism

By Daniel Greenfield

The Left is using equity to seize control over every American institution.

In Print / Op-Eds

Netanyahu Government Must Stop Coddling Qatar

By Martin Oliner

The Netanyahu government turns a blind eye to the shipments of dollars from Doha to Hamas in Gaza. The time has come for Netanyahu to stop the arrival of these suitcases full of protection money supporting terror.

Headline / Op-Eds

Russia-Iran Axis may Awaken West to Importance of Israel

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

The Islamic Republic’s drones are not only intended for Israel but for Ukraine as well.

In Print / Op-Eds

Less Mishugas In Israel; It Has Moved West

By Walter E. Block

It cannot be denied that it is hateful to hate one’s enemies. But this is entirely justified, at least on a self and group preservation basis.

In Print / Op-Eds

How Modern Orthodoxy Looks In Israel

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

While formal study is not enough to engage the young person, built into the infrastructure of Modern Orthodox high schools in Israel is that every student has a religious role model as his/her grade dean.

Headline / Op-Eds

Ideas: Death Penalty; Expel Families; Build Settlements;, Destroy Homes; Bury with Pigs

By Rabbi Dov Fischer

We all know the background issues, so let’s just get to some "reasonable" (that word is meant for the Supreme Court) ideas

In Print / Op-Eds

On Oxygen Masks And Self-Care

By Yisroel Picker

Our time, energy and resources are our own personal oxygen mask.

Op-Eds

Treason in America - Again

By Lawrence Kadish

This most recent indictment of a former FBI spy hunter is a searing reminder that treason is not some distant crime found in lamented chapters of our history.

In Print / Editorial

A Trope By Any Other Name

By Editorial Board

Yes, historically, there have been unflattering associations between Jews and money. We are all painfully aware of the caricatures.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Death—Courtesy of the Supreme Court

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The initiative by the newly elected government to enact a far-reaching reform of the legal system is an inevitable result of the ongoing process of erosion of public trust.

Op-Eds

Israel's Response May Not be Enough this Time

By Lilach Shoval

Hamas aims to make Israel think twice before entering Jenin again.

In Print / Editorial

Not Even Half Of The Story

By Editorial Board

We learned from the media that nine Palestinians were killed in last week’s Jenin raid, including at least one civilian – but the fact that the remaining fatalities were members of various terrorist groups we actually learned from Palestinian media.

Headline / David Weinberg

Israel's Supreme Court Needs Democratic Checks on its Power

By David Weinberg

Restoring the pre-Aharon Barak juridical culture of restraint is a necessary process.

Op-Eds

What’s in a Jewish Name?

By Sara Lehmann

The irony of installing a temporary exhibit memorializing the 6 million Jewish Holocaust victims at the UN was likely not lost on attendees.

Daniel Greenfield

Were the Black Cops Who Killed Black Man ‘Racists’? REALLY?

By Daniel Greenfield

Conservatives believe that leftists actually care about racism. They don’t. False or real claims of racism are a tool for taking over America.

Daniel Greenfield

Dems to Spin Tyre Nichols into George Floyd II

By Daniel Greenfield

This wasn't about racism, it was about a climate of crime and violence unleashed by Democrats.

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