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Why the Spike in Online Antisemitism is Worrying Israel

By Israel Hayom

Since its founding, the State of Israel has faced many boycotts, all aimed at leading an agenda in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or bringing about the elimination of the Jewish state. Political boycotts, such as the isolation of Israel amidst the countries of the world, economic embargoes which call for the boycotting of Israeli businesses and […]

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Jewish Military Veteran And Former Trump Aide Takes On Congress

By Baruch Lytle

I believe our recruiting numbers prove that our military loved Trump more than Biden. The only branch that isn’t down in recruitment is the Marines and it’s a direct result of this administration’s policies and the way men and women feel.

Op-Eds

Are Attacks Floodgates Against Israel About To Open Further?

By Bennett Ruda

Does Israel have to be pluralistic as well as democratic to earn support?

Op-Eds

Countering pro-BDS Jews

By Ariel Kahana

The alarming reality is that a significant number of the calls to boycott and punish Israel – come from Jews who grew up in a pro-Israeli environment.

Daniel Greenfield

NY Times: Save Mother Earth, Breed Midgets

By Daniel Greenfield

"When you mate with shorter people, you’re potentially saving the planet"-Yes, that was printed in the "paper of record"

In Print / Editorial

The New York Times Does It Again

By Editorial Board

Despite the lack of relevant research, parents and yeshiva school officials seeking the best for their children are somehow presumptively operating out of corrupt motives, a damning global diagnosis based on what goes on in 32% of the schools surveyed.

In Print / Front Page

Agudah Launches PR War Against NY Times To Defend Yeshiva System

By Aryeh Werth

This project can become like an ADL for the Orthodox community, said Rabbi Zwiebel.

Headline / Op-Eds

American Jews Must Embrace Identity Politics-Their Own

By Benjamin Kerstein

To defeat antisemitism, U.S. Jews should finally admit that assimilation has failed and find a new way of being Americans.

Op-Eds

Is the UK Turning into Something Extremely Different?

By Gatestone Institute

In 2013, British journalist Vincent Cooper wrote: "By the year 2050, in a mere 37 years, Britain will be a majority Muslim nation."

Op-Eds

Israel’s New Government Must Not Abandon Jerusalem

By Efraim Inbar

The coalition negotiations demonstrated that preserving Israel’s capital is a low priority for the incoming government—this is a mistake.

InDepth

Jewish Teachers Graduate in Espanol

By Sarah Manning

Jewish teachers from the farthest corners of the globe are graduating in Jerusalem with Jewish Teaching Certificates.

Op-Eds

Watch What I Do, Not What I Say

By Jerome M. Marcus

Those who see Israel’s new government as “racist” and “homophobic” prefer not to be confused by the facts.

Jonathan Tobin

Should Zelenskyy Blackmail Israel Using UN Vote?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The Ukrainian president bartered opposition to an antisemitic resolution to pressure Netanyahu to join the war against Russia. The prime minister was right to say “no.”

Headline / Op-Eds

Why the Upsurge in Black Attacks on Jews?

By Kenneth Levin

Antisemitism in the United States is being exploited by separatists in order to destroy the integrationist ideal.

Interviews and Profiles

Broken Hearts, Not Broken Spirits – Interview with Chemi Goldin, Brother of Hadar Goldin Hy”d

By Sara Lehmann

Eight years later, Hamas still holds on to the bodies if Hadar Goldin and Oron Shaul, Hy”d.

Daniel Greenfield

If George Santos Should Resign, So Should Biden

By Daniel Greenfield

Why an obscure New York freshman congressman’s lies should be a national focus and not the president repeatedly telling crazy lies whose scope is entirely incomprehensible is one obvious question.

Daniel Greenfield

Why Investigate George Santos, and Not Elizabeth Warren?

By Daniel Greenfield

Nobody's investigating how Senator Elizabeth Warren benefited from lying about being an Indian. Democrats care about the truth when it serves their interests.

David Weinberg

Who Actually Violated Temple Mount Status Quo?

By David Weinberg

PALESTINIAN-JORDANIAN IMPUDENCE and ISRAELI INFIRMITY.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Can US Jews love the REAL Israel—or only the Fantasy Version?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Most Americans don’t like the Jewish state’s new government. But it still deserves their support against those who work to undermine and destroy it.

Daniel Greenfield

Assaults on NY Jews: 17% Committed By Muslims

By Daniel Greenfield

Muslim violence like this has been a constant in Europe, but this suggests that Muslim demographics in New York City have accelerated so fast that it’s starting to parallel Europe.

Op-Eds

Twelve Questions for the End of the Year

By Lawrence Kadish

As it is always wise to ask ourselves questions that may lead to a better understanding of the issues, people, and events that will define the next twelve months, I present the "12 Questions"

Op-Eds

Religious Culture Conflict Comes to Israel

By Melanie Phillips

Benjamin Netanyahu and King Charles turn out to have something in common.

Daniel Greenfield

Hope for 2023

By Daniel Greenfield

2023: Win or lose, it is in our hands

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

2022's Top 10 Jewish Stories

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Antisemitism of all sorts, Bibi, Ben-Gvir, Zelenskyy and, of course, Trump, owned the headlines in a year full of surprising twists and some names that just don’t go away.

In Print / Columns

Jews Are Open Source

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Esav believed he was supposed to be supreme in this world and in its material possessions. Yaakov could have the world to come. Why was he prospering here?

In Print / Op-Eds

Is The Future In Modern Orthodoxy?

By Rabbi Judah Kerbel

Ultimately, while Modern Orthodoxy may have its issues, it is imperative that it ultimately succeed.

Headline / Op-Eds

Barring Door to Zionists=Barring Door to Jews

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Anti-Zionism is thus at its heart an insistence on perpetual Jewish weakness, on Jews’ eternal dependence on the kindness and indulgence of non-Jewish majorities

In Print / Op-Eds

My Aunt Rivie Rosenthal, a”h – The End Of An Era

By Naomi Klass Mauer

She was a wonderful storyteller. And that is how I learned so many parts of my history. Our visits always ended with ice cream, a favorite of both of ours.

In Print / Editorial

The Passing Of Rabbi Chaim Druckman, zt”l

By Editorial Board

He served as a member of the Knesset, including deputy minister of Religious Affairs, and as the spiritual leader of religious Zionist parties.

Jonathan Tobin

Is Globalism Talk an Antisemitic Dog Whistle?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The ADL and other liberals mistakenly believe critiques of efforts to undermine national sovereignty and pushing woke leftist policies are always about Jew-hatred.

In Print / Editorial

What To Do About Iran?

By Editorial Board

The logic of the West’s willing to go to war to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power is still sound. Iran was already a threat to its neighbors and largely acting with relative impunity.

Featured / Headline / Op-Eds / Politics / Police and Crime / Government / The Courts / Left vs. Right / The Knesset / Religious & Secular in Israel / Judea & Samaria / Settlements

MK Simcha Rothman: 6 Facts About our Right to Choose Amendment

By Simcha Rothman

This legislation has no special connection to the LGBT, just as it has no special connection to Islam, or to skin color.

Op-Eds

Clean Fusion Power Is America's Best Defense against Tyranny

By Lawrence Kadish

the first successful experiment to extract power from controlled fusion

Op-Eds

Jewish Left has LOST IT

By Martin Oliner

Defending Ilhan Omar crosses a red line.

Op-Eds

2022: American Jews United to Save Ukrainian Jews

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

We embodied the Talmudic saying that all Jews are responsible for one another.

Op-Eds

EU’s Subversion of Israel

By Melanie Phillips

Israel’s controversial Maccabean Three may be channeling Jewish history all over again.

Op-Eds

Start-Up Nation for Zionist Causes

By Douglas Altabef

Israel’s new generation of NGOs is lean, mean, and surprisingly effective.

Headline / David Weinberg

The Nasty Sport of Second-Guessing Israel

By David Weinberg

In Washington and other capitals, an ungenerous spirit has set in.

Op-Eds

Victory NOT Donuts

By Alex Selsky

Hanukkah symbolizes the need to celebrate victories and end the exile in our minds and spirit.

Op-Eds

Democracy in Israel

By Alan M. Dershowitz

There is much for Israel to be proud of, even as it faces challenges both from without and within.

Op-Eds

Bethlehem: Christianity Dying Where it Began

By Raymond Ibrahim

Due to ongoing but unpublicized Muslim persecution of Christians in Bethlehem and the surrounding Christian villages, Christianity is on the verge of disappearing in the place of its birth -- Bethlehem, giving the Christmas song "Silent Night," an ominous meaning.

Featured / Op-Eds

EU’s Secret Palestinian Building Plan for Area C

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

The EU plan to help the PA build in Area C is an egregious violation of the Oslo Accords.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Will Secular Conservatives Have Conservative Grandchildren?

By Dennis Prager

Most Christians failed to explain Christianity to their children and most Jews failed to explain Judaism to theirs.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Israel is Becoming the Ultimate Study Abroad Destination

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

With low costs, immersion in the Start-Up Nation and antisemitism spiking, it’s no wonder students are choosing the Jewish state.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Pitfalls Of Pigeonholes

By Dr. Chani Miller

Our yeshivas nowadays, especially those in town, are cubbyholes. If you don’t fit into the cubby, you can’t go to that yeshiva.

Op-Eds

Note to NY Times: ‘Bedrock’ of US-Israel Relations Definitely NOT 2-State Solution

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The predictable NY Times attack on the incoming Netanyahu government was an exercise in “legitimate” delegitimization.

Op-Eds

Will Abbas and PA Pals Face ICC Murder Charges?

By Yoni Ben Menachem

The Banat family directly accused PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas of being responsible for their son’s death.

Headline / Op-Eds

Time for an Israeli Victory

By Middle East Forum

Time to End a Century of Rejecting Israel

Headline / Op-Eds

Mind Games: Waged War for Eight Billion Minds

By Gatestone Institute

As global events increasingly threaten Western stability, governments have demonstrated no inclination to entertain a diversity of viewpoints or discussions along the way. Instead, the more serious the issue, the more committed to a single, overarching "narrative" they seem to become.

In Print / Op-Eds

‘Give Me Yavneh And Its Sages’

By Rabbi Michael J. Broyde

We all know accommodation isn't popular, does not have the cache of moral purity and absolutism, of defiant declarations. But life is usually lived in a grayer place, unattractive as that is.

Op-Eds

Modern Orthodoxy And Morality: In Response To Ben Shapiro

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

This is a false choice. We must be forthright and confident in articulating our values, but we should also avoid being needlessly antagonistic, intellectually dishonest, or uncharitable in our interpretations.

Op-Eds

Rundown of 2022 Troubles

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Midterm elections, Israeli elections, Russia, Ukraine, North Korea, China and more.

In Print / Editorial

The Rooftop Death Of Jenin Teen

By Editorial Board

It is noteworthy that most of the Arab world has not rushed to judgment against Israel in this incident; while Palestinian Authority officials railed about a “cold-blooded murder,” we have not seen anything like the heretofore-routine incendiary condemnations of Israel.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

RJC Amplifies Voice Of American Jews In Conservative Politics

By Baruch Lytle

It speaks volumes that Kevin McCarthy, the next Speaker of the House, has said he will kick Omar off the House Foreign Affairs Committee - and he’s going to keep that promise.

Analysis

Analysis: Possible Tehran Purchase of Russia’s Su-35 Fighter Jet Sign of Troubling Partnership

By Yaakov Lappin

Russian-Iranian competition in Syria appears to be a thing of the past, and a new Iranian-Hezbollah attempt at entrenchment in southern Syria may have already begun.

Op-Eds

Orthodox Parties’ Reasonable Demand for Religious Freedom

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Contrary to the claims of disingenuous fear-mongers, Religious Zionism and United Torah Judaism aim to enable gender segregation at events held and attended by those who wish to practice it.

Op-Eds

Look Towards the Light

By Arlene Kushner

This Hanukkah, let’s celebrate Israel’s incoming government as well.

In Print / Editorial

The Battle Between Religious And Gay Rights Is Now In Full Swing

By Editorial Board

Noteworthy is that the bill adds no protections for religious freedom. It merely reaffirms those otherwise available, begging the question.

Headline / Op-Eds

Biden Administration and the Two-State Delusion

By Bassam Tawil

This is not the first poll to show that a majority of Palestinians oppose the "two-state solution." That is because they are clamoring for a Palestinian state not alongside Israel, but instead of Israel.

Op-Eds

To Win the War of Independence, Israel Must Govern the Temple Mount

By Alex Selsky

They are sewing a new yellow patch, looking down and laughing at us.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: "Palestine"—Countervailing Hypotheses 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Do the Palestinian-Arabs genuinely wish to establish a state for themselves? Or do they really wish to dismantle the state of the Jews? 

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Hanukkah Real Message Alien to Most American Jews

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The festival of lights needs to be celebrated as a fight against the idols of woke popular culture, not a blue-tinsel version of Christmas.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Coronavirus Czar Rears Head in time for Hanukkah

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

COVID-19 and its variants are likely here to stay, and we can live with that. It’s the officials with the power to dictate how we do so that we need to worry about.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Biden Administration's Hostility to Israel

By Guy Millière

ANY construction of homes in existing Israeli suburbs has been condemned by the Biden State Department. By contrast, The Biden WH has never made the slightest remark concerning the massive illegal Palestinian construction intended to create "facts on the ground" or "land grabs" in both the West Bank and Israel's Negev desert

In Print / Op-Eds

The Light That Grows Each Night

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

There is a famous dispute between Beit Hillel and Beit Shammai regarding how we should light the Chanukah lights. Beit Hillel maintains that one should always increase, lighting one light on the first night and subsequently adding another light each night, until eight lights are lit on the eighth night. Beit Shammai argues the opposite […]

Op-Eds

The Forgotten Friendship: Israel and the Soviet Bloc: Part IV: A Complicated Relationship 

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The relentless war of delegitimization of the Jewish State generated two very significant defeats for Israel,

Op-Eds

A Hitler Makeover

By Thane Rosenbaum

How is it conceivable that of all people, Hitler and his Master Race delusions are receiving a pop-cultural renaissance?

Op-Eds

“Much Ado about Nothing”: Annual UN Call on Israel to Give Up Nukes

By Amb. Alan Baker

Without the prior establishment of stable regional security conditions, Israel is not prepared to commit itself to the Non-Proliferation Treaty while other regional powers constantly threaten its existence.

Op-Eds

Thomas Friedman Announces a New, Stronger Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

“The Israel we knew is back — that is, the badass Jewish state that protects the Jewish ethnic minority in this region has returned.”

Op-Eds

Understanding Israel-hatred: Follow the $$

By Matan Peleg

Why would NGOs, U.N. agencies and international organizations ever want to give up the filthy lucre they get for bashing Israel?

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

The Apartheid Libel to Destroy Israel

By Khaled Abu Toameh

If you are looking for real apartheid against Arabs, try Lebanon or Jordan.

In Print / Op-Eds

Challenges And Opportunities: The Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism

By Michael J. Wildes

Every mayor has their own methodology, each of forming a link in a chain of the global endeavor we are undertaking.

Headline / Op-Eds

Democracy at Work: Supporting Israel Regardless of its Government

By Alan M. Dershowitz

So please, as Israel approaches its 75th birthday, look at the big picture: no country has contributed more to the world in its first three-quarters of a century than has Israel; no country faced with dangers comparable to those faced by Israel has had a better record of human rights, compliance with the rule of law and concern for enemy civilians than Israel.

Op-Eds

ex-State Department Crowd Proven Wrong Again--and Again--and Again

By Stephen M. Flatow

Diplomats and ex-diplomats have long demanded one-sided concessions from Israel that endanger its security.

In Print / Op-Eds

Remembering Rav Feivel Cohen – The Understated Posek For Our Time

By Dr. Rivka Press Schwartz

His shiurim to the women of the shul were serious and substantive, and when he spoke at the annual melaveh malka, he made sure to position himself so that the women could see him. They were reckoned part of the kehillah, and he was addressing them, as well.

Op-Eds

Qatar's World Cup: What Visitors Were Not Shown

By Lawrence A. Franklin

Working conditions are medieval. Laborers are forced to work long hours, often seven days a week, even in the extreme heat which can reach above 44 degrees Celsius (112 degrees Fahrenheit).

Op-Eds

Tale of Two Narratives

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The Zionist narrative has demonstrable validity over the counter-narrative of the Palestinian Arabs, and thus the Zionist narrative must prevail.

In Print / Editorial

Trump Should Go On The Offensive Against Antisemitism

By Editorial Board

It tells the world, including its antisemites, that Israel got something momentous from the United States that only benefited the Jewish state. Indeed, Trump’s actions broke with decades of American foreign policy.

In Print / Editorial

The West’s Future Lies In A Strong Israel, Not A Conjured Up Palestinian State

By Editorial Board

As we said, even before the new Netanyahu right-leaning coalition took over, the Biden team went public with some rather extravagant alarm.

Headline / Op-Eds

Blowing the Whistle on FIFA’s Systemic Antisemitism

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The organization behind the World Cup has a long history of enabling hatred of Jews and the Jewish state.

Op-Eds

Palestinians’ World Cup Propaganda Win

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The embrace of the Palestinian cause by Morocco’s team and many Arab fans shows the gap between their governments’ appreciation of Israel and popular opinion.

Op-Eds

Will Qatar Win World Cup Image War?

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

Qatar has steered attention away from its own human rights abuses by allowing for pro-Palestinian messaging during the World Cup.

Headline / David Weinberg

Ascending the Temple Mount for the First Time

By David Weinberg

My first “aliyah” this week to “Har HaBayit” was scary, emotional, fascinating, and infuriating. And necessary.

Analysis

Merging Three Wars: Iran’s New Strategy to Fight the West

By Ariel Kogan

By merging all 3 conflicts in which it has its hand in, Iran gains additional advantage over Israel and the West.

Featured / Judaism / Op-Eds

Modern Orthodoxy’s Moral Failure

By Ben Shapiro

The fate of our children’s children rests with us – with whether we surrender the legacy of our forefathers for a little temporary convenience, or whether we stand proud and strong in the face of the storms to come.

Headline / Op-Eds

Extreme Danger: "Boring" Election Issues

By Gatestone Institute

One of the beautiful things about a democratic republic is you agree on the rules in advance. That way, everybody buys into the outcome. It's like a football game. If you were to change the rules in the middle of the game, first half Super Bowl for example, the Los Angeles Rams needed 10 yards for a first down, but in the second half, it went up to 15. That's what happened in the 2020 election, is the rules changed in the middle of the game.

In Print / Op-Eds

I Can No Longer Support Donald Trump

By Avi Ciment

Amazingly, this obnoxious, rude egomaniac took a strong stance in favor of Israel. In fact, his record speaks for itself, and so for that alone, I became a supporter.

Op-Eds

Rabin Reconsidered

By Moshe Dann

With the 'Oslo process' as his 'GREAT' gift, what is Rabin's TRUE legacy?

Op-Eds

Peres' Peace Dreams Mutate into Israel's Nightmare

By Moshe Dann

Peres’s 'peace' and his support for Palestinianism and “the two-state solution” is a nightmare that still haunts us. It is his true legacy.

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

U.S.-PA Upgrade Threatens Israeli Sovereignty In Jerusalem

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

The dangerous upgrade of Washington's relations with the PA, and the outrageous claims against Israeli law – present potentially great challenges to Israeli sovereignty in its united and historic capital.

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