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In Print / Front Page

Biden And Pfizer Chief Address ADL Conference

By Marc Gronich

My administration helped secure the largest increase in funding ever for the physical security of nonprofits including synagogues and Jewish Community Centers... Biden said.

Op-Eds

Why Palestinians Snubbed Israeli Left

By Stephen M. Flatow

The opening words of Oslo I (signed in 1993) require the Palestinian leadership to "put an end to decades of confrontation and conflict."

Op-Eds

A Big Difference between Israel and the Palestinians

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Israel has too many elections; The Palestinians have too few.

Op-Eds

A Cowardly Antisemitic Attack on a High-Profile Jewish Organization

By Varda Meyers Epstein

What hit me hardest was the deception. I’d been led to expect something of value, and instead, came under attack because of my identity as a Jew.

Featured / Analysis / Politics / Elections / Left vs. Right / Religious & Secular in Israel

Religious Zionism Consultant: Why Is Bibi Snubbing Smotrich?

By Benjamin Sipzner

Bibi Netanyahu may be planning to push Bezalel Smotrich to the background, if he plans on including them at all.

Op-Eds

The Once and Future King

By Israel Hayom

Netanyahu Never Really Left office

Op-Eds

'I Think', Not 'I Know'

By Rabbi Yehoshua Grunstein

By definition elections are a divisive time. One would naively think that once the polls are closed, and a clear winner has been decided, such divisiveness would be behind us...

Headline / Op-Eds

Diaspora Blues

By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky

For sure, a left-wing government – Jewish in name but not practice or values – plays better in America

Featured / Analysis

Iran Loses its Secret War in the Middle East, Cyprus and Caucasus?

By Ariel Kogan

Iran claims that Azerbaijan is Mossad’s beachhead for organizing mass protests in the country.

Daniel Greenfield

Who Lost the Senate? Everyone.

By Daniel Greenfield

The Democrats were united and they had a plan. Republicans were divided and didn't.

Jonathan Tobin

Don’t Apologize for Ben-Gvir or Anything Else about Israel

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The claim that Benjamin Netanyahu’s government will make life hard for Diaspora Jews ignores what motivates Zionism’s foes and other anti-Semites.

Op-Eds

US Should have Lauded Ben-Gvir's Moderation Message

By Ariel Kahana

Resolved to meddle in Israel's domestic politics, the US should judge the head of Otzma Yehudit by the merits.

David Weinberg

Radicals with “Ben-Gvir-Phobia” Committed to Crashing Israel’s Diplomatic Relations

By David Weinberg

I'm less concerned about the direction of the emerging direction of the new government than I am about the hysterical reactions to it from foreign governments and hard-left observers.

Headline / Op-Eds

Let’s Replace Term ‘National Unity’ with ‘Majority Rule’

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Whereas the sole glue for Yair Lapid’s coalition was anti-Bibi animosity, Benjamin Netanyahu’s espouses a set of values and objectives shared by a higher percentage of the population.

Featured / Sovereignty

Enough of the American Bear Hug

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

After blatantly interfering in Israel's election campaign, despite priding itself as being the greatest democracy in the world, the American administration has found it difficult to internalize and accept the democratic choice of the people of Israel.

Analysis

The Holocaust As a Moral Choice: Part XV: Conclusion: A Final Note

By Alex Grobman PhD.

People becoming accustomed to mass murder surely played a part in this process

Op-Eds

Jewish Wisdom is also Jewish Power

By David Suissa

The humanistic view of “Jewish power” gets totally lost in the modern media circus when power is measured in dollars and clicks rather than values and wisdom.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Diaspora Jews Can Explain Rise of Ben-Gvir

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

We are not a people of plaster saints, and no one has the right to demand otherwise.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Marriage Forever Young

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

Our nation’s first couple set the example for a satisfying, meaningful and lasting marriage. It is not a “perfect life” with no heartache or challenge. It is a life in which neither is taken for granted.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s Corrupt Green Subsidies May Lead to EU Trade War

By Daniel Greenfield

This is like two mangy dogs fighting over a rotting sausage with taxpayer money.

Headline / Op-Eds

Abraham the Zionist

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Genesis makes it clear that Zionism is central to Abraham’s new religious mission.

Op-Eds

Et tu, Brooklyn?

By Thane Rosenbaum

This should be the last place for Jew-hatred.

In Print / Op-Eds

Kanye West, Kyrie Irving, And Cancel Culture

By Rabbi Judah Kerbel

One complaint against cancel culture is that swift cancellation of someone whose views do not align with certain ideologies robs people of the opportunity to hear a diversity of viewpoints.

Jonathan Tobin

Midterm Madness Marks America as Deeply Divided

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Democrats won the expectations game as a red wave didn’t materialize. But the results mean divided government and a worsening political tribal culture war.

Op-Eds

UN's Dangerous Climate Summit

By Clifford D. May

If COP27 attendees are adamant about reducing CO2 emissions, there are better ways to do it than “renewables.”

Op-Eds / Headline

American Jewish Voters MUST Put Jewish Concerns FIRST

By Farley Weiss

While most Jews care about Israel, they will not necessarily vote for the candidate who is most supportive of the Jewish state.

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

Silwan: A Zionist Success

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

The article is replete with phrases such as "the contested notion of King David’s presence in Jerusalem," "the dreams and aspirations of the Palestinian community: birds flying free, a blazing sun, flowers in the colours of the Palestinian flag," and "forced evictions, land grabs, demolitions…"

Daniel Greenfield

25% of Black Dems Say GOP Better on Crime

By Daniel Greenfield

“80% of Black Democratic voters say violent crime is a ‘very important voting issue,'”

Op-Eds

Thomas Friedman: Equal-opportunity Israel-basher

By Stephen M. Flatow

NY Times’ columnist believes it is his mission to heckle and harass the Israelis until they give in to Arab demands.

In Print / Editorial

Israel’s Electoral Breakthrough

By Editorial Board

While one could have expected that this unprecedented lineup would draw some international criticism from those supporting concessions to the Palestinians at the expense of Israel’s national interests, the heatedness of the disapproval was somewhat surprising.

In Print / Front Page

How Mayor Adams Responded To A New Jersey Terrorist Threat

By Marc Gronich

We don’t want to be reactive. We want to be proactive, Adams said. We know that anytime you think of the Jewish community there is no way you can ignore the fact that New York City has the largest Jewish population outside the state of Israel.

Daniel Greenfield

Palestinian Mayor Ponies Up $5 to Anyone Who Kills a Dog

By Daniel Greenfield

US tax dollars don’t only subsidize the killing of Jews, but also the torturing and killing of dogs.

In Print / Editorial

The Subliminal New York Times

By Editorial Board

Disrupting? Tilting? Sounds to us more like he is leveling the playing field. Indeed, Lauder’s role in beating back the Democrats blatant efforts to hijack the 2022 elections is instructive.

Headline / Op-Eds

James Baldwin, Ye, and the Lesson the Jews Will Not Learn

By Varda Meyers Epstein

Justifiying black antisemitism as a mutual hatred between parties—one advantaged, the other not

Jonathan Tobin

Dems’ Doomsday Drivel Bad for Jews

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Hyperbolic predictions of the end of democracy if Republicans win the midterms encourage extremism and conspiracy theories that fuel anti-Semitism.

Featured / Analysis

The Deeper Meaning of Israel's Latest Election Cycle

By Rav Yehuda Hakohen

By examining the election results through the eyes of Israel's 12 Tribes, we can better understand we're Israel is heading...

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel's Election: Divided US Perspective

By Elliott Abrams

Doomsday predictions about the consequences of Israel's election are overwrought. Some of the proposed legal reforms would bring Israel's system closer to the U.S. model.

Featured / Editorial

Complete List: Jewish Press Endorsements For November 8th General Elections

By Editorial Board

In past weeks, for statewide office, The Jewish Press has endorsed Cong. Lee Zeldin for Governor; NYPD Deputy Inspector Alison Esposito for Lieutenant Governor and Comptroller Thomas DiNpoli for re-election. We also endorsed candidates in a number of Congressional Districts (CDs): Nick LaLota (1st CD); Andrew Garbarino (2nd CD); George Santos (3rd CD); Anthony D’Esposito […]

Op-Eds

Why is the Left so Afraid of Twitter?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

let free speech not become weaponized as a partisan issue.

Daniel Greenfield

The Fall of the Israeli Left

By Daniel Greenfield

They're down to 4 out of 120 (3.33%) legislative seats

Op-Eds

Balfour Bogeyman

By Maurice Hirsch

The preamble to the Mandate reaffirmed the Balfour Declaration and once again confirmed the historical connection of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel

Op-Eds

Diplomatic Invective: UN Takes Its War on Israel to Next Level

By Amb. Dore Gold

The Commission of Inquiry established by the UN Human Rights Council is permanent and thus is able to perpetually make allegations against Israel.

Headline / David Weinberg

Ten Tips for Netanyahu

By David Weinberg

Israel must reject the hypocrisy of foreign leaders from Washington to Paris who threaten to downgrade their ties with Israel if Ben-Gvir gets a seat in cabinet.

Analysis

The Holocaust As a Moral Choice: Part XIV: Ordinary Bureaucrats and Functionaries

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The German railroads “were indispensable at the core” of the operation by working in concert with the military, Police, industry and the SS to carry out deportations and transport of millions of Jews to the east to slave labor and extermination camps.

Op-Eds

The Problematic Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal

By Seth J. Frantzman

It's unclear why a country would sign a maritime deal under the shadow of a threat of war if the deal wasn't signed. Israel, nevertheless, went forward and signed.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians: Why Are Attacks on Christians Being Ignored?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The attacks by Muslims on Christians are often ignored by the international community and media, who seem to speak out only when they can find a way to blame Israel.

Headline / Prager's Perspective

Kanye West, Antisemitism and Candace Owens

By Dennis Prager

Candace Owens has now been charged with antisemitism — for defending and not condemning her friend Kanye West after his antisemitic outbursts.

Op-Eds

The Leaders that We Deserve? 

By Guest Author

Israeli politicians are beginning to recognize that the exponential growth of the Haredi community presents many challenges for the future of the state

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

In Israel: Right Wins, Left Loses

By Daniel Greenfield

First up is another effort to roll back the unelected tyranny of the Supreme Court.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Torah Is Not A Political Football

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

We dare not cavalierly throw around the Torah as if it’s part of a political game. It’s not a plaything that can simply be discarded. It’s a sacred text to be treasured, revered, and explored again and again and again.

In Print / Editorial

It’s Crunch Time: Go Out And Vote For Lee Zeldin

By Editorial Board

With all this, we in the Jewish community take special concern that Gov. Hochul’s apathy toward the independence of our yeshiva schools. It is no hyperbole to state that there is a threat to the very continuity of the Jewish community as we know it.

Jonathan Tobin

Memo to Biden: Please Stop 'Saving' Israeli Democracy from Israelis

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Democrats don’t want Netanyahu or a right-wing/religious government in Jerusalem. But what they really don’t want is for the Jewish state’s voters to determine their own fate.

Daniel Greenfield

The Holocaust Is NOT Your Metaphor

By Daniel Greenfield

"A production of Romeo and Juliet for non-binary performers"

Headline / Op-Eds

Is the Electoral Deadlock FINALLY Broken?

By David Isaac

Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu may have a fairly easy time forming a government-FINALLY

Op-Eds

Provocation?!

By Mordechai Tzivin

A response to a very anti-Semitic article published in a Russian newspaper by a senior Russian official about Ukrainian Jews.

Op-Eds

New York Crime Isn’t Mind Over Matter

By Sara Lehmann

Several men in a car accosted three boys from my son’s yeshiva at gunpoint and hurled anti-Semitic epithets at them. It was not the first time guns were brandished at yeshiva boys in that vicinity.

Daniel Greenfield

Congressman Urges Berkeley to Cut Off Cash to “Jewish Free Zones” Groups

By Daniel Greenfield

“Cease funding to any student organizations that effectively bar Jewish speakers”

Op-Eds

CON-YE: West JOINS CAIR

By Steve Emerson

If disgraced Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein issued a statement condemning Bill Cosby's alleged abuse of women, would you take it seriously? I sure hope not. Weinstein is on trial in Los Angeles for alleged rapes after being convicted in 2020 of similar charges in New York. One sexual predator condemning another doesn't really mean […]

Op-Eds

Next 48 hours will Determine if Netanyahu is PM

By Alex Traiman

If the exit polls hold true, Netanyahu has a clear path to forming a right-wing government and returning to power. Yet, in previous election cycles, mandates shifted during the manual counting of Israel’s paper ballots.

In Print / Editorial

The Kanye West Defamations

By Editorial Board

Some are pointing to a possible silver lining in this scandal: the fact that some of the major companies with which he had lucrative business ventures – Adidas, Balenciaga, Vogue, Foot Locker, and Gap – cut ties with him due to his statements publicly underscored that antisemitism is unacceptable.

Headline / Op-Eds

A Seismic Shift is Coming

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

political change from the left to the right As their political landscapes shift from Leftt to Right Israel and the U.S. will lead the world to a better place,

In Print / Editorial

The Lamentable Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal

By Editorial Board

Israel unilaterally conceded drilling areas and other maritime space it already controlled which at worst were negotiable, all with no quid pro quo.

Op-Eds

When Progressives Profess they Want Israel to Succeed

By Alex Nachumson

An Israeli victory is the only path to peace because it ends the bloodshed and violence once and for all by sending a clear message to the Palestinian aggressor that the jig is up, and they cannot achieve their war aims.

Op-Eds

11 Surprising Figures: Israel’s 25th Election

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Nov. 1 will mark Israel’s fifth time voting in 43 months. That’s quite a record. We take a look at some other interesting statistics around the election.

David Weinberg

Nobody to Vote For?

By David Weinberg

Consider one of the lesser-known parties running for election to Knesset. They serve as an antidote to widespread cynicism about Israel’s political system.

Op-Eds

Biden Admin Probed Over ‘Illegal Efforts to Undermine Israeli Sovereignty Over Jerusalem’

By Adam Kredo

Legal group wants internal documents about U.S. funding for Palestinians

Op-Eds

In this Israeli Election, I Cast My Vote in Sorrow

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Netanyahu, Lapid and Gantz could form a stable Zionist government right now, if only they didn’t hate each other.

Headline / Op-Eds

No Less than Jewish Sovereignty is on the Ballot

By Caroline B. Glick

The real issue dividing Israeli society isn’t former premier Benjamin Netanyahu or the economy, but something far more basic: Israeli society is being torn apart by the issue of national sovereignty.

Op-Eds

Strange War: France and Iran Against Israeli Ally

By Ariel Kogan

Iran sees Armenia as its only trade route to the EU, and perceives Azerbaijan’s alliance with Israel as a real threat.

Op-Eds

Has the Concept of a Jewish Party Been Forgotten?

By Nechama Tzivin

I will continue to vote, but I will not donate as much as I used to.

Daniel Greenfield

Wake Up America! 'WOKE' Weakens Military-Lowest Ranking EVER

By Daniel Greenfield

But Biden’s National Security Strategy says diversity is our STRENGTH.

Op-Eds

Why Religious Zionists Should Vote for Smotrich

By Martin Oliner

Smotrich is a man of integrity, truth and consistency. That cannot be taken for granted nowadays, after other religious Zionists in politics misled right-wing voters.

Analysis

The Holocaust As a Moral Choice: Part XIII: “Doctors From Hell”

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Another group of perpetrators consisted of professionals and experts, who were not involved in politics.

Op-Eds

NY Times Takes Food off Israel's Plate

By Ricki Hollander

The New York Times has been increasingly showcasing the claims of anti-Israel activists and promoting their propaganda against the Jewish state,

Op-Eds / Interviews and Profiles

Fact: Israeli Firebrand Itamar Ben-Gvir is Soaring in the Polls. Why?

By Alex Traiman

Speaking to JNS, the controversial right-wing Israeli politician said, “Our Tanach [Bible] teaches us that we are from here, we have come back to our land. I am not a racist, I do not hate Arabs, I hate terrorists.”

Op-Eds

The Ancient Rot Within Our Society

By Sarah N. Stern

Kanye West’s anti-Semitic rants have been condemned, but anti-Semitism is still pervasive.

In Print / Featured / Editorial

More Jewish Press Endorsements For Nov 8th General Elections

By Editorial Board

Below are The Jewish Press recommendations for NYS Attorney General, various NYS Senate and Assembly races and the four ballot proposals.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

Google’s Search is Rigging Midterm Elections

By Daniel Greenfield

“Researchers caught Google burying 10 of 12 Senate Republican Party candidates’ campaign websites”

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Ehud Olmert Opposes Netanyahu Win, Says Putin Unlikely To Go Nuclear

By Alan Zeitlin

Did he expect to be sued by Netanyahu after calling him “mentally ill?” It is extremely rare and bizarre for a former prime minister to sue another.

Op-Eds

Why Israel Should Provide Ukraine with Drone Intel

By Seth J. Frantzman

As elections near, and a fresh maritime deal is being signed with Lebanon, Jerusalem is getting even more involved in Ukraine.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Will Canceling Kanye Turn Tide on anti-Semitism?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

As long as some on both the left and the right are ready to excuse their allies and legitimize smears of Israel, the problem will continue to get worse.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

My Black Uber Driver In Philly

By Dennis Prager

Many people oppose generalizations. “You’re generalizing,” is a common objection to an argument using a generalization. The objecting person assumes that charge alone defeats the generalizer’s argument.

Op-Eds

Recognizing Western Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Australia’s claim that recognizing Israel’s capital would undermine a final settlement to the conflict is disingenuous.

Op-Eds

Profits at the Expense of Patriotism Is a Dangerous Game

By Lawrence Kadish

If past history is any indication, their current corporate behavior will become their personal legacy illuminated under a harsh and revealing spotlight.

In Print / Albany Beat

Albany Beat - October 28, 2022

By Marc Gronich

Even though Felder received 60 percent of the vote on the Republican line two years ago, he is still enrolled as a Democrat, with no plans to change that designation, so he can have the staff allocation and office expenses afforded elected officials in the majority party.

Headline / Op-Eds

American Democracy Isn't in Peril -- So Long as Americans Talk to Each Other

By Ben Shapiro

Why precisely, are so many Americans worried about the state of democracy?

Op-Eds

Biden Repeating Obama's Mistake: Is He a "Russian Stooge"?

By Gatestone Institute

So far, sadly, instead of standing with the people of Iran heroically confronting a regime that chants "Death to America", Biden tsk-tsks, says he is "gravely concerned," but effectively says nothing. He still wants a deal with the mullahs

Headline / David Weinberg

Vote your Conscience

By David Weinberg

FORGET THE “THRESHOLD! BE STRATEGIC AND PRINCIPLED, NOT TACTICAL AND CYNICAL,

Op-Eds

The Green Energy Profiteering Scam

By Gatestone Institute

"Green" Profits Can Only Rise if Citizens' Freedoms Fall

Op-Eds

The Abraham Accords Can Light the Lights and Feed the Hungry

By Jagdish N. Singh

The Abraham Accords countries offer significant energy potential and can help put food on the table for the hungry.

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: The Perils of Palestine: A Multi-Dimensional, Multifarious Menace to Israel 

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Little analytical acumen is needed to grasp that a Palestinian state will comprise a multi-dimensional threat to Israel. Whether one considers height, width, length, or depth, such a state would entail existential dangers for Israel 

Op-Eds

Neither Israel nor America is Perfect

By Ronn Torossian

Americans – including American Jews – and world leaders would be apt to refrain from giving Israel directions

Analysis

The Holocaust As a Moral Choice: Part XII: Conclusion

By Alex Grobman PhD.

There isn’t the slightest question they understood their actions were “not positive except in the value system of the Third Reich.”

Columns

Bordering on Chaos

By Sara Lehmann

As with most leftist campaigns, Jews are marching in the front. They champion open borders in the name of the Biblical injunction, “Love the stranger.”

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