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Headline / Op-Eds

Lapid: Not Qualified to Head Jewish State

By Douglas Altabef

Pandering to persuade Palestinians, Lapid is off the map.

In Print / Op-Eds

Another Year With The Good Book

By Rabbi Yitzchak Sprung

We are not necessarily good. How can we become so? Only through that unique wisdom we begin to study anew this week.

In Print / Front Page

All In The American Jewish Family

By Mike Wagenheim - JNS

As Former Congressman Ted Deutch moves over to the AJC, he talks about Israeli elections, the Iran nuclear deal, and the many voices among American Jewry.

Op-Eds

What Do You Get by Offering Palestinians a State?

By Stephen M. Flatow

Palestinian Arabs have responded to Prime Minister Lapid’s offer of statehood with bullets, bombs and bloodshed.

In Print / Op-Eds / Parsha

The Transformative Power Of Bereishis

By Dr. Chani Miller

Each one of us relates to the text in a way that is unique from one to another as well as being unique and singular to our new selves; we are not the same as we were last year, last month, or even two hours ago.

In Print / Columns

Misplaced Love

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Today, perhaps the last great love affair takes place here in America. The current political scene is no less revolutionary as those of the past.

In Print / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsement For November 8th General Elections, Continued

By Editorial Board

Here are our selections for NYS State Comptroller, Congress, and a NYS Supreme Court judgeship.

Headline / Op-Eds

Disowned and Disavowed for Joining the IDF

By Hanan Greenwood / Israel Hayom

The IDF Desert Reconnaissance Battalion is unique not only because its fighters are volunteers, but because they come from Muslim, Christian and Circassian backgrounds. Israel Hayom shines a light on the inner workings of the patrol unit that tackles not only military but educational and societal challenges as well.

Op-Eds

Hysteria Greets British PM's Embassy Move Proposal

By Melanie Phillips

Britain’s elites loathe Israel on a scale that just doesn’t exist in America.

Op-Eds

Standing Up Against Jew Hatred – Wherever It Comes From

By Justin Amler

Antisemitism, the oldest hatred of all, has endured throughout the entire existence of the Jewish people - from Abraham, the first Jew, until today.

Daniel Greenfield

Experts Say: “Don’t Trust Experts”

By Daniel Greenfield

Between 2000 and 2018, the number of people with doctorates more than doubled.

In Print / Op-Eds

9 oz.

By Shlomo Greenwald

The choleh is most important, because only he knows his own body. Once Yom Kippur begins, it’s only me, and one has to trust his own body.

Headline / Op-Eds

Is Trump's Critique of American Jews Justified?

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The response to the former US president's Truth Social post has been nothing short of a hysterical – purposeful – misreading of his words, which were neither threatening nor antisemitic

Jonathan Tobin

Does Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal=Abraham Accords?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Despite Biden’s claims, the agreement involves concessions to terrorists in exchange for quiet and empty U.S. guarantees. That’s not the same as a peace based on mutual interests.

Op-Eds

Ehud Barak’s outlandish accusations

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Rewriting history isn’t the former Israeli prime minister’s only specialty. Projection is another. But his latest assertions about Benjamin Netanyahu’s camp were more like slander and libel than mere hypocrisy.

Headline / Op-Eds

Both the Left and the Right Turned on the Jews

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

With conservatives embracing Kanye West despite his anti-Semitism, Jews must face the fact that no one cares about us.

Op-Eds

Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Agreement: Defeat for Israel

By Alex Nachumson

The repercussions of Israel’s surrender to Hezbollah threats will be felt far and wide.

Headline / David Weinberg

Multiple Political Choices for 5783: A Quiz

By David Weinberg

Which of the following political, security, and domestic events can be expected in Israel, the Mideast, and around the world this coming year? Take this quiz and calculate the 5783 political future you need to be prepared for. (My answers are at the bottom of the article.)

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians' New Enemy: British Prime Minister Liz Truss

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Evident from the attacks on the British prime minister, Western leaders are themselves becoming victims of the Palestinians' smear campaigns. This is what happens when Western governments lavish untold millions of dollars on the Palestinians without requiring accountability and without demanding an end to the venomous Palestinian rhetoric against Israel and Jews.

In Print / Featured / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsements For Nov 8th General Election

By Editorial Board

Simply put, while Rep. Zeldin has come forward with common-sense approaches, Gov. Hochul has been missing in action on all of these critical fronts, seemingly determined to avoid angering her leftist-woke base with its catastrophic agenda.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Parental Authority Is The Basis Of Civilization

By Dennis Prager

This is a society in which refusing to say that men give birth can lead to social banning and the loss of one’s job and income.

In Print / Editorial

NYPD Deputy Inspector Alison Esposito for Lieutenant Governor

By Editorial Board

He not only chose an 24 year NYPD veteran crime fighter to work at his side, but he also underscored his campaign theme that he is serious about doing something about the out of control crime that has gripped our city and state.

Op-Eds

How Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Berkeley and Wellesley Mainstream Antisemitism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The showcasing of Roger Waters and Kanye West is, along with trends in academia and woke culture, legitimizing Jew-hatred on both ends of the political spectrum.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Should NOT Sign a Cultural agreement with Europe

By Eugene Kontorovich

The proposed agreement discriminates against Israelis beyond the Green Line and will give Israel very little.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Smuggled Sukkah

By Menucha Chana Levin

When the threat of war increased during the 1930s in Germany, Judaica collector Dr. Heinrich Feuchtwanger attempted to persuade the Deller family to donate their sukkah to a museum in Jerusalem.

Op-Eds

Israel Navigated into Troubled Waters

By Barry Shaw

To suggest that Hezbollah is a separate part of Lebanon's cultural and political life is to misunderstand Lebanon. To suggest that Israel is negotiating with the Lebanese government, and not with Hassan Nasrallah, is a fatal mistake.

Headline / Op-Eds

Silence is Consent

By Justin Amler

If you are going to condemn antisemitism, which is the right thing and the decent thing and the honourable thing to do, then condemn it!

Op-Eds

Electing a Zionist Jewish State

By Douglas Altabef

Israel must not give in to U.S. demands, but protect and nurture its own sovereignty and pride

Headline / Op-Eds

Why a Two-State Solution Won’t Work

By Amb. Dore Gold

The two-state solution was never part of the key documents that provided the diplomatic basis for the Arab-Israeli peace process in the past.

In Print / Op-Eds

Sukkot: A Tenuous Gift, A Miracle From G-d, Eternal Joy

By Rabbi Yitzchak Sprung

For many of us, these memories offer a feeling we badly wish we could recapture. If only we could feel so carefree, so happy, so young, so innocent, so simple and wholesome.

In Print / Front Page

Q&A With Brandeis Law Center Chairman On Banning Of Zionist Speakers At Berkeley Law

By Eve Glover

There can be no lawful basis for a public institution to exclude anyone on the basis of race or ethnicity from any of the opportunities that the institution affords.

Op-Eds

Latest anti-Israel Measure at Berkeley Law Raises Concern in Jerusalem

By Israel Hayom

A student-led initiative at the University of California, Berkeley brings back memories of some of the darkest periods, but this is only the tip of the iceberg.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Tragedy of Jews Who Can't Stand with Israel

By dvora

The US has not solved its problems in 246 years. Yet some Jews expect Israel, which unlike the US is ...

Headline / Op-Eds

Yom Kippur War Proved Statecraft Matters

By Israel Hayom

Wars and defeats can determine the fate of nations and states for decades to come – sometimes for generations.

Op-Eds

Iranian Mullahs Target Women, the West; Palestinians Target Jews

By Bassam Tawil

If Iran's mullahs are committing such atrocities against their own people, it is not hard to imagine what they will do to their much-hated enemies... Iranian missiles, eventually with nuclear warheads, are clearly being developed not just for Israel.

In Print / Editorial

Equity Versus Equality: The Difference Matters

By Editorial Board

It sounds like the vice president's goal is not equality in the traditional sense of treating everyone the same, but rather to somehow achieve equivalent outcomes across disparate populations. She is aiming for equity, not equality.

Op-Eds

What Jewish-free Zones Mean on Campus

By Kenneth Marcus

Anti-Zionism is flatly anti-Semitic. The free speech arguments run in the other direction: Berkeley’s anti-Zionist bylaws limit the free speech ...

Op-Eds

When Anger Undermines Atonement

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The climate in Israel surrounding the upcoming Knesset election has been puttingTwo current travesties perfectly illustrate why I myself cannot feel anything but contempt for the interim government, headed by caretaker Prime Minister Yair Lapid, coupled with a sense of urgency that it be replaced by a Likud party-led coalition. a bit of a damper on this year's Days of Awe.

In Print / Editorial

The New Hochul Gun Law And The War Against The Supreme Court

By Editorial Board

Among the several lawsuits challenging the new law, two Orthodox Jews, Steven Goldstein and Meir Ornstein, are suing the governor and New York State in federal court in Manhattan for violating their religious rights.

Op-Eds

Yom Kippur: The Essential Zionist Holiday

By Moshe Phillips

If we do not see the unifying theme, we are quite literally missing out on the essence of Yom Kippur

Headline / Op-Eds

Signs Yom Kippur is Almost Here in Israel

By Judy Lash Balint

In the days leading up to the Day of Atonement, there’s a certain tension in the air.

In Print / Op-Eds

One Small Step

By Rabbi Dr. Mordechai Schiffman

Yesterday this sinner was separated from Hashem… But today he is connected with the Shechinah… he observes commandments, and they are received with pleasure and joy…

Daniel Greenfield

Inflation and a GOP Working-Class Party

By Daniel Greenfield

The growing shift of upper-class urban and suburban liberal Republicans to the Democrats and the move of working-class rural Democrats to the GOP isn’t a new phenomenon

Op-Eds

Israel’s Early Kings Map Our National Development

By Rav Yehuda Hakohen

Israel's national development & socio-political trajectory can be best understood by examining the dynamic progression of our ancient kings.

Op-Eds

Biden as Satan's Santa

By Gatestone Institute

Biden's Iran nuclear deal, complete with enriched uranium for nuclear bombs to be used whenever Russia or Iran decide.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Civilizations Will Be Decided

By dvora

The Western world has provided more wealth and convenience to more citizens than any other civilization in history. We are practically inundated with resources, but we are running out of people, the only truly indispensable resource.

Jonathan Tobin

Crystal Ball Ready? Take the 5783 Jewish Pundit Quiz

By Jonathan S. Tobin

So, along with me, guess (or should I say prognosticate?) about the coming year.

Op-Eds

Can King Charles Change Britain’s Israel Attitude?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The biggest obstacle to positive change may be the Anglican Church.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Dov Hikind Is Not Taking It Anymore

By Eve Glover

Perpetrators don’t have to be concerned to … attack Jews … there are no repercussions.

Daniel Greenfield

Biden’s Mass Refugee Invasion is ‘Uncapped’

By Daniel Greenfield

“That number excludes roughly 180,000 Ukrainians and Afghans”

Prager's Perspective

Parental Authority: Foundation of Family; Foundation of Civilization

By Dennis Prager

One result of the breakdown of parental authority is that we probably have more child-parent alienation than at any time in American history.

Headline / Op-Eds

Always Remember the Extraordinary Gift that is Israel

By Arlene Kushner

Why has this truth not been internalized by all the nation?

In Print / Editorial

Supreme Court Asked To Strengthen Protection For Sabbath Observers

By Editorial Board

A Christian Sunday Sabbath observer is petitioning the Supreme Court to consider his claim that the U.S. Postal Service discriminated against him by refusing to exempt him from working on Sundays.

Op-Eds

How to Understand the Iranian Threat

By Amb. Dore Gold

Iran wanted to remake the Middle East. It had dispatched Shi’ite proxy armies to Syria, with their families to reconfigure the regional demography as it aspired to convert Syria into a Shi'ite State.

In Print / Editorial

Yeshiva University Will Likely Win Its Case Against YU Pride Alliance

By Editorial Board

This virtual roadmap and invitation is exceedingly rare, and it prompted some legal commentators to opine that the Court was sending a signal as to the potential favorable outcome for YU.

Analysis

What You WON"T Read in the NY Times about Al-Haq and the Designated NGOs

By NGO Monitor

Al-Haq spearheaded an antisemitic submission (May 31) to the UN’s permanent Commission of Inquiry against Israel, presenting a blatantly false historical account, denying Israel’s right to exist,

Op-Eds

By Calling for '2-States' at UN, Lapid Defined Israel’s Upcoming 5th Election

By Alex Traiman

By officially calling for “an agreement with the Palestinians, based on two states for two peoples,” Prime Minister Yair Lapid has changed the election paradigm from “anybody but Netanyahu” back to the issue that has divided Israel’s left and right since Yitzhak Rabin signed the infamous Oslo Accords in 1993.

In Print / Editorial

Has The Cancel Culture Reached The Supreme Court As Well As The Presidency?

By Editorial Board

A little over a week ago, Justice Roberts expressed concern publicly that the Supreme Court’s reputation is being unfairly undermined.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Choice: Independence or Appeasement

By Caroline B. Glick

For 12 years, under Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud, Israel pursued a foreign policy based not on depending on the U.S. but on Israeli economic and military power. The results speak for themselves. The results of the Benny Gantz-Yair Lapid U.S.-reliant appeasement policies also speak for themselves.

Op-Eds

The REAL Reason for the War Against Israel and the West

By Melanie Phillips

Lapid’s support for a Palestinian state compounds a disastrous error.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Israel's 'Peace Partner' Is Slaughtering Israelis

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The international community, for its part, is so preoccupied with bashing Israel that no one is calling out these putative Palestinian "peace partners" over their role in terrorism. This silence is also encouraging these Palestinian "peace partners" to continue their attacks.

In Print / Keeping Jerusalem

Jerusalem's New Vibrant Culture Center: Mt. Of Olives

By Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

Most importantly, the Jewish presence in the area of the Mt. of Olives, and throughout eastern Jerusalem, has grown significantly in recent years.

In Print / Prager's Perspective

Is the World A Better Place With You In It?

By Dennis Prager

My reasoning was that self-esteem needs to be earned, that it cannot and should not be given. People walking around with unearned high self-esteem are often a danger to society.

In Print / Op-Eds

New Year, My New Name

By Rea Bochner

For all the meaning a religious Jewish life can bring, let’s be honest: this is a complicated world to live in.

In Print / Op-Eds

Elul Babies

By Dr. Chani Miller

On one of our myriad trips to Target I spotted a t-shirt with the words “Who are these kids and why are they calling me mom?” I laughed so hard I cried; my girls looked at me like I was nuts, and I think my oldest daughter was a little insulted at my reaction.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Little "King"

By Justin Amler

Demagogues like the King of Jordan protest against Israel on the basis that they represent a so-called position of moral clarity. They use lies and false accusations against the Jewish State in a continuing and ongoing effort to delegitimize Israel.

In Print / Editorial

The Oberlin College Case: Woke Zealotry Can Come With A Big Price Tag

By Editorial Board

The recent outcome of a lawsuit first begun in 2016 by a family-owned business suggests that it may no longer be the case that everything goes in the woke era.

In Print / Columns

Long Live The King

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

The fact that she died in her beloved Scotland, brought a cascade of memories about my own mom and dad rushing back and I cried again.

Op-Eds

Beitar’s Firm Jewish History and the Falsehood of Battir

By Varda Meyers Epstein

The Jewish city and history of Beitar is remembered by observant Jews each time they break bread, for the fourth blessing of the Grace after Meals commemorates the massacre and the miracle that happened there in that place. The massacre occurred in 135 CE. Hundreds of thousands (some say millions) of Jews were slaughtered by […]

In Print / Op-Eds

What Chassidim Want And What We Can Assimilate From Them

By Rabbi Yitzchak Sprung

Their primary goal, above all else, is to raise future chassidim. This is what they want, it is what they seek, it shapes what they emphasize and what they do not, and it shapes the educational risks they are willing to take and those they are not.

In Print / Editorial

New York’s War Against Yeshivas: Where Are The Calls For Gov. Hochul’s Defeat In November?

By Editorial Board

Where are the Jewish community’s calls for turning Gov. Hochul out of office in November and replacing her with her Republican opponent, someone who has declared himself all in on this most fundamental of issues?

Op-Eds

Russia -- When It Comes To Iran And Israel: Friendship Goes Further Than Partnership

By Bennett Ruda

But unlike the Arab-Israeli friendship that we read about, Russians visiting Iran are doing so out of desperation. 

Op-Eds

Europe's Energy Crisis

By Gatestone Institute

The entire current crisis was avoidable if the EU had developed a rational plan instead of one based on a daydream, no matter how enticing.

David Weinberg

Imagine: Israel-The Role Model for Arab Countries

By David Weinberg

On their second anniversary, it can be said that the Abraham Accords constitute an ideological breakthrough of Biblical magnitude.

Op-Eds

 Islamic Republic’s ‘Morality’ Murder and US Appeasement

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The protests in Iran over the killing of Mahsa Amini for not wearing a proper hijab present an opportunity that Washington won’t take.

Op-Eds

US MUST put Fatah on its Terror Groups List

By Stephen M. Flatow

Even the party’s own officials admit that the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades is its “military arm.”

Op-Eds

US Must Treat Iran Like Russia

By Gatestone Institute

[I]t is vital that the US and its allies confront the reality of Iran's expanding military operations around the world.

Headline / Daniel Greenfield

The Immorality of Identity Politics

By Daniel Greenfield

Its only liberation is from personal responsibility and conscience.

Analysis

The Holocaust As a Moral Choice: Part X: The Toll of 'Remaining Decent'

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Occasionally, particularly at the outset of the murderous campaign, some perpetrators were troubled by “pangs of conscience” or “expressed disquiet.” They got over it or were replaced quickly.

Op-Eds

Confronting My Cancer Diagnosis

By Guest Author

There is a part of me that wants to hide under the covers, but the feeling of being one small part of a larger community inspires me to share my marathon journey.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Why Do Jews Who Worship 'Social Justice' Promote "Social Injustice'?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Liberals are backing open borders and loan bailouts that hurt working-class Americans and could lead to a massive wealth transfer from the less well-off to the more prosperous.

Prager's Perspective

Nice People Do a Lot of Damage

By Dennis Prager

Historically, much evil has been abetted by nice people.

In Print / Op-Eds

Returning To G-d’s Home

By Dr. Chani Miller

Awesome! my inner Baid Yaakov girl enthused, it’s good someone reminded you to start saying it. And who knows? Hashem can make anything happen, right?

In Print / Op-Eds

A Sweeping New Documentary Examines America’s Response To The Holocaust

By Michael Berenbaum

Persecution of minorities in the lands in which they dwell happens often and in many places. Total annihilation of a people – the murder of men, women and children – is far more rare; the Shoah, the attempt to annihilate Jews everywhere on the scale envisioned and practiced by the Nazis, was without precedent, dare one say unique.

Daniel Greenfield

The Only Certainty About Ukraine War: It Will Go On

By Daniel Greenfield

Had Trump or a strong Republican been in office (or at least a less pathetically inept Democrat), Putin might not have gone all in. Now that he’s all in, this war isn’t just going to vanish.

Op-Eds

Israel’s Ongoing Role in the Struggle over Mediterranean Natural Gas

By Amb. Dore Gold

Unfortunately, the Biden administration withdrew support for the East Med pipeline in January 2022, even though it did not entail U.S. federal funding.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Israel Wins and Haters Lose

By David Suissa

To the dismay of its critics, Israel has become one of the more creative and innovative societies dealing with some of the planet’s most urgent issues.

In Print / Editorial

NYT Hit Job On Yeshivas Points To A Serious Threat To Religious Freedom

By Editorial Board

Many have quickly pointed out, however, that the depiction of an educational system that is totally at odds with any notion of equivalency is full of half-truths, innuendo, speculation, bias, and mostly anecdotal evidence.

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