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In Print / Editorial

Judge Foolishly Blocks Enforcement of Trump’s Sanction on ICC for Targeting Israel

By Editorial Board

How Judge Torresen’s ruling can be reconciled with the Supreme Court’s admonition about judges staying in their lane eludes us.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Silent Mountain of Hope and Tears

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

We must not be discouraged or lose heart in the face of the long arc of life in Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Empathy In Action

By Adina Broder

When confronted by Leah’s harsh words, Rachel certainly could have argued back, showing how she, not Leah, was the victim in this situation. She now had to share her husband, when she could have had him all to herself.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Pulpit Must Not be a Political Podium… Most of the Time

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

If rabbis begin to offer public endorsements, especially from the pulpit, will those who disagree with his conclusion still feel comfortable being part of that shul?

In Print / Editorial

What Drives Trump’s Support for Israel?

By Editorial Board

In truth, though, as recent events in the Middle East demonstrate, the relationship between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu was a function not of them complimenting each other but rather of their respective militaries complementing each other in meeting a shared challenge.

In Print / Op-Eds

How Globalization Warped America’s Universities – And Bred Hatred for Israel and America

By Jonathan Braun

It’s no accident that the universities with the most radical anti-Israel protests – in which bloodthirsty slogans in support of Hamas are commonplace – are also among those with the largest foreign student enrollments.

In Print / Editorial

How Best to Counter Zohran Mamdani

By Our Readers

Just as Donald Trump’s leadership in the fight against antisemitism drove them wild and in the opposite direction, so too has President Trump’s astonishing support for Israel, beginning in his first term and continuing in his second, likely reinforced their anti-Israel/pro-Palestinian obsessions to insane levels. Again, think Trump Derangement Syndrome.

In Print / Op-Eds

And Now a Time for Healing

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

Despite the beautiful blue summer skies above and the warm sun that shines down on our earth, our army is still fighting in Gaza.

In Print / Editorial

Supreme Court’s Downsizing Decision Exposes the Duplicity of the Left

By Editorial Board

The eight justices noted, however, that they expressed no view on any particular plan because none was presented to them.

In Print / Op-Eds

The True Meaning Of Shalom Bayis

By Adina Broder

The respect component of the relationship comes from appreciating the other person’s differences – when you admire, or at least accept, the qualities your spouse has that you don’t.

In Print / Editorial

Waiting for the Other Shoe To Drop?

By Editorial Board

Although we believe President Trump has the healthiest respect for Israel’s contributions to the joint effort, we also believe that in his view, the U.S. was the indispensable party, making it all possible.

In Print / Op-Eds

Haftarat Parshat Balak: Vulnerability, Struggle, and Victory

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

In a safe and secure future, Israel will not be dependent for its protection on the goodwill of foreign peoples, and its fate will not hinge on their empty and aimless predictions and theories about us.

In Print / Editorial

New National School Tuition Voucher Program Is Most Welcome – Despite Limitations

By Editorial Board

It is also unfortunate that, generally, the program is not closer to the voucher models used in some red states whereby parents are provided with education vouchers that can be redeemed at either public or private schools.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Media Word Games That Whitewash Terrorism

By Jonathan Braun

This deliberate targeting of civilians – the very definition of terrorism – is why Israeli officials, human rights experts and many international observers have categorized the October 7 attack as a mass atrocity constituting crimes against humanity.

In Print / Editorial

U.S. Supreme Court Clears the Decks for President Trump

By Editorial Board

Of course, the piece de resistance was the decision at the end of the Court’s term in June, largely disallowing the imposition of temporary universal injunctions by district court judges.

Interviews and Profiles

Around The World With Shloime Zionce

By Baruch Lytle

Whenever I visit a place I'm trying to find the Jewish history and how it connects to my heart.

Headline / Op-Eds

Iran and the Ticking Bomb Over Its Head

By Guest Author

In game theory, there is a well-known strategy called the "ticking time bomb": a threat of destructive action against an adversary that may also harm the threatening player themselves

In Print / Op-Eds

Selling F-35s to Authoritarian Regimes Is a Dangerous Gamble

By Moshe Phillips

Today, countries such as the UAE and Bahrain regularly seek U.S.-made weapons. But what will happen if the dictatorial rulers of these nations are replaced by forces hostile to America and Israel?

In Print / Op-Eds

Rav Moshe and the Meaning of a Flag

By Rabbi Yisrael Motzen

Churches and shuls started placing flags in their sanctuaries around World War I. In addition to it being a time of nationalistic fervor, it was especially important for religious groups that were being accused of being sympathetic to enemies of the United States to demonstrate how patriotic they were.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Bitter Turning Point for NY’s Jewish Community

By Jonathan Braun

From the earliest days of the city’s founding, Jews have helped shape the identity and vitality of New York. As immigrants, merchants, educators, philanthropists, laborers, artists and industrialists, Jewish New Yorkers have given much – and asked for little beyond the freedom to contribute.

In Print / Op-Eds

Digging What Didn’t Pour: Parshat Chukat, Grief, and the Torah of the Broken Heart

By Raemia A. Luchins

Maybe being a stepmom is my chok. A path that defies neat halachic categories but still carves out something sacred. It doesn’t always feel certain. It rarely feels understood. But it is real. And it loves. And it is absurd.

In Print / Op-Eds

My Monthly Journey to the Wall

By Ariela Davis

Each month, the Kotel plaza looks different from the one before as there is constant excavation and construction happening, an incredible sign of each incremental step coming closer to the Geulah.

In Print / Editorial

Is There Method To Mamdani’s Madness?

By Editorial Board

Predictably, Mamdani’s answer to the question of where the money to pay for all of this largesse will come from will continue to be ever-higher taxes, thus feeding the non-affordability spiral. So, nothing really new here.

Op-Eds

Bannon’s Israel Blind Spot: The Alliance He Misunderstands

By Matt Solomon

Bannon claims that Bibi pushed for the attack on Iran for the most crass political motives, and in the process destabilized the region and brought the US into the mess.

In Print / Op-Eds

Debating The Undebatable

By Rabbi Hayim Leiter

Having devoted so much time myself to defending Israel since Oct 7, I’m beginning to question the value of these debates.

Op-Eds

Gaza: The Palestinian Authority Is Not the Answer

By Moshe Phillips

The fact that the Israelis are still capturing terrorists decades after the PA agreed to fight Arab terrorism exposes the truth: the PA’s so-called anti-terror stance is a fraud.

In Print / Editorial

U.S. Supreme Court Decisions

By Editorial Board

Despite the fact that district court judges typically issue rulings that only apply to the particular litigants in his or her court, the anti-Trumpers generally also asked the judge – again, usually successfully – to also grant the injunction nationwide applicability.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Year Combating Campus Antisemitism

By Matthew Abramowitz

These visits were not merely symbolic; they were listening tours. I sat down one-on-one with students, hosted roundtable discussions, and bore witness to their personal stories.

In Print / Front Page

New York’s Mayor Adams Weighs In on a City in Peril

By Baruch Lytle

I’ve said over and over again: It’s going to come down to four primary candidates. Two of them – Curtis and Zohran – do not have a record, and one of them – Andrew [Cuomo] – is running from his record. Much of what Andrew put in place [as governor] I had to repair or fix.

In Print / Editorial

The American And Israeli Takedown of Iran’s Nuclear Sites In Perspective

By Editorial Board

It was not for nothing that in the months before the military action that was eventually taken, the negotiations proceeded in spurts, as Israel and the U.S. were steadfast in trying to eliminate all of the loopholes of the early agreement, and with Iran unwilling to accept that the jig may finally be up.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

Iran: State disintegration, not regime change

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Israel cannot rely on regime change to ensure its security. It must aim at dismantling Iran into separate ethnic entities to ensure that, in the future, it will not become the grave menace that it was in the past.

Headline / Op-Eds

Towards Jihadist Pogroms in Europe?

By Gatestone Institute

Will people who criticize Islam be dragged through the courts by a desperate regime, while those who outspokenly fantasize about murdering Jews are granted a blank check?

Op-Eds

Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire

By Sara Lehmann

Mamdani’s voters either are unaware or choose to ignore the failure of socialism around the globe for over a century. Worse, they ignore how socialism and communism always morph into the very fascism they decry.

Op-Eds

A doozy of an anti-Netanyahu/Trump two-fer

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

The claim that the Israeli prime minister crafted the U.S. president’s Truth Social post is as laughable as it is a lie.

Headline / Op-Eds

The ONLY thing that matters: Jewish Survival

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

That doesn’t mean we stop caring about other causes. It does mean we stop sacrificing ourselves at the altar of movements that see us as expendable.

Headline / Op-Eds

No, You Don’t Understand

By Rav Zev Shandalov

An Open Letter to Jews in the Diaspora

Daniel Greenfield

New York City’s Highly Dubious Mayoral Race

By Daniel Greenfield

Ranked choice voting was designed to produce victories for fringe radicals. And yes, the media showered Zohran Mamdani with uncritical praise. Finally, putting up Cuomo, a widely hated figure, as the unifying anti-Zohran figure was the worst possible choice imaginable.

In Print / Op-Eds

Parshat Korach: The Weight of War and the Strength to Stand

By Raemia A. Luchins

My father didn’t strut his rank; he carried it. Quietly, firmly, and with gravity. His leadership taught me that being a leader wasn’t about elevation, but rather it was about bearing the weight of others.

In Print / Op-Eds

Strengthening the Flickering Flame of Life and Morality

By Rabbi Dr. Shlomo M. Brody

Data shows that physical pain is not the primary motivator for choosing death. Rather, it is loss of autonomy, fear of being a burden, or the inability to engage in enjoyable activities.

In Print / Editorial

Why Not Regime Change In Iran?

By Editorial Board

While the president did not quite call for the ouster of the current regime in Teheran, or say that the U.S. would play any role in overthrowing it, he did seem to undercut what seemed to be a coordinated message from his top advisers that regime change was not something being contemplated.

In Print / Op-Eds

Choosing Life in the Shelters in Israel

By Shira Lankin Sheps

It's an act of heroism to go out to essential services, like a doctor's office, the pharmacy, the supermarket. You never know where you will be when the next alert goes off.

Op-Eds

President Trump's Decision: A Historic Turning Point for World Peace

By Lawrence Kadish

Trump's decision to use military force to destroy Iran's nuclear weapons program is a historic turning point for world peace and the legacy of a president who has used

In Print / Op-Eds

Faith’s Role in a Breakthrough Moment

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

This past week feels like more than just a miracle. It feels like a breakthrough moment in Jewish history. It seems as if Hashem hasn’t merely intervened but is actively relandscaping history and redrawing geopolitical realities.

In Print / Columns

Whatever We Can Do

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Unity amongst the Jewish people, especially at a time of a threat to our very existence, is our greatest defense and persuader for Heaven to intervene on our behalf.

In Print / Editorial

Highest NYS Court Cuts Yeshivas Some Slack

By Editorial Board

The rulings came in a case brought by PEARLS (Parents for Educational and Religious Liberty in Schools) which has been waging a decade-long battle to secure the right of yeshiva parents to control the upbringing and education of their children.

In Print / Op-Eds

Iran Is an Enemy of the United States

By Morton A. Klein

These extremists at both ends of the spectrum ignore that the Iranian regime has been attacking Americans for close to half a century. As Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei declared in November 2023, the chant Death to America! it is not just a slogan – it is a policy.

In Print / Editorial

Kudos To Mendy Mirocznik Upon Becoming NYS Judge

By Editorial Board

Judge Mirocznik brings a wealth of legal experience to his new assignment.

In Print / Front Page

Iran, Isolationism And the Ghosts of Pre-Pearl Harbor Politics

By Jonathan Braun

On the far right, populist voices warn against endless wars, mistrust the intelligence community, and urge America to retreat from the Middle East altogether. On the left, ideologues and activists – including some Democratic Party lawmakers and operatives – view Iran as a victim of Western aggression.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Emmanuel the Egregious

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Macron is using the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the Iran-Israel standoff not out of genuine concern, but as tools to pander to the Muslim world

Op-Eds

'When the Judges Ruled, There Was Famine': Bible

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Judges look harder to find procedural objections to policies and actions of which they disapprove.

The Ettinger Report

An Open Letter to Isolationists

By Yoram Ettinger

The delusional wish of Isolationists to militarily disengage from Islamic terrorism, establish peaceful coexistence, and be preoccupied with the domestic agenda, must be based on global and Middle East reality; not on alternate reality.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Will Trump Really Agree to Some Fake 'Deal' ?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The US urgently needs to spearhead not another porous, fake "nuclear deal" but real security, stability and freedom -- not only for millions of Muslims, Christians and Jews, but also for the great people of Iran who have been forced to suffer under vicious psychopathic despots long enough.

Op-Eds

The Mullahs and Their Friends

By Sara Lehmann

Politics makes strange bedfellows. Israel makes stranger ones

In Print / Op-Eds

Mocking Anti-Israel Protesters: A Critique

By Rabbi Gil Student

Mockery is not merely humor, harsh criticism or even a personal insult. It represents a cynical form of denigration that attempts to render its target devoid of value.

In Print / Op-Eds

Mocking Anti-Israel Protesters: A Defense

By Rabbi Daniel Z. Feldman

Miss Thunberg, in the eyes of many, carries moral authority, without any need to actually articulate a moral argument. The mistaken assumption of gravitas and moral wisdom is very dangerous and has real-world consequences.

In Print / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsement For June 24th Democratic Primary In NYC - Civil Court Judge in Brooklyn

By Editorial Board

Her deep compassion and commitment to fairness guide everything she does. Susan will be an unbiased, principled judge who will make us proud to have supported her.

In Print / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsement For June 24th Democratic Primary In NYC - NYC Comptroller

By Jewish Press Staff

For Comptroller of New York City, The Jewish Press supports Mark Lavine.

In Print / Editorial

Jewish Press Endorsement For June 24th Democratic Primary In NYC - Mayor

By Editorial Board

.Let’s face it. The only candidates who have any chance of winning the Democratic Primary on June 24 are former NYS Governor Andrew Cuomo and NYS Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani.

In Print / Op-Eds

In the Miklat

By Michael Krampner

For buildings like ours, built in the early 1970s, there are no mamad, no individual reinforced safe rooms in each apartment. There is instead a communal bomb shelter in the back of the building on the first floor, a miklat, a place of refuge.

Daniel Greenfield

Israel is Killing Gaza With Obesity

By Daniel Greenfield

The false claims that Israel is killing the invasive population in Gaza with hunger is false, but the massive truckloads of aid being brought in to save the Hamas supporters from a famine that doesn’t exist may be even more lethal.

In Print / Op-Eds

Sterner Days

By Nachum Lamm

Calling what we have in our basement a safe room is frankly more than a bit generous, and not nearly large enough for all of the residents even of our small building. But we pile in.

David Weinberg

Truly ‘monstrous’ sanctions on Israel

By David Weinberg

Stop throwing pernicious pieties about concocted “settler violence” in Israel’s face as it fights for its life

In Print / Editorial

Helping Israel Helps the U.S. – Trump Should Make That Clear

By Editorial Board

We think the president would do well to speak now about how, in its efforts to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program, Israel is furthering an essential American interest.

In Print / Op-Eds

War in Israel: Faith Written in the Heavens

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

We rely upon emunah to carry us forward, to walk us across the bridge of fear and uncertainty.

In Print / Front Page

As Iran Sends Ballistic Missiles, 56% of Homes In Israel Lack a Safe Room

By Esti DeAngelis

For people like HaKarmi-Weinberg, who don’t have protected spaces in their homes, sirens mean running to the basement of an apartment building or to a public shelter, if there is even one nearby.

Daniel Greenfield

Do the Saudis Actually Oppose Israeli Strikes on Iran?

By Daniel Greenfield

Follow the Oil and forget what they say, just watch what they pump.

Daniel Greenfield

Leftists Jeer US Army’s 250th Birthday Parade

By Daniel Greenfield

The so-called ‘No Kings’ rallies were ugly, divisive and in some cases included terrorist flags

Op-Eds

Iran Saw What Looked Like Weakness - Then Time Ran Out

By Gatestone Institute

The U.S. appeared afraid of escalation. The U.S. seemed to want a deal more than Iran did.

Op-Eds

From bomb shelters to Tehran's skies: Israel’s ancient struggle to survive

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

Israel’s enemies still believe it can be broken with rockets or rhetoric. They are wrong.

Op-Eds

Getting Gazans Wrong: Understanding support for Hamas and 7 Oct. attacks

By Moshe Phillips

Policies concerning refugees, foreign aid and ceasefires must be informed by the reality that a large segment of Gaza’s population supports a terror group.

Op-Eds

A revolution that targets Jews on American streets

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Legacy media is complicit, featuring news stories that impugn Israel and whitewash anti-Jewish attacks by radical leftists and Islamists.

In Print / Op-Eds

Praying for Miraculous Healing

By Rabbi Dr. Shlomo M. Brody

Others categorically assert that you can’t pray for any healing that goes against nature. Why not?

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians Weigh In: The Real Reason Hamas Wants To 'Sacrifice' Them

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Hamas leaders are leading safe, often resplendent lives in Qatar, Lebanon, Algeria, Turkey and other comfortable countries.

In Print / Editorial

The Los Angeles Anti-ICE Demonstrations: Democrats Should Be Careful What They Wish For

By Editorial Board

It seems to us that the Democrats have not yet learned the lesson of the spectacular failure of lawfare to bring Donald Trump down.

Op-Eds

Hatred from the Left: Raw, Racialized, and Relentless

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

It is well past time to drop the pretense that antisemitism only comes from those stomping in jackboots.

In Print / Front Page

Mayor Adams Signs Order Adopting IHRA Antisemitism Definition

By Aryeh Werth

We can't remain silent in a city where the Jewish community makes up 10 percent yet comprises 57 percent of the hate crimes in our city, Adams said

In Print / Op-Eds

It's Not 1937 in Germany

By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

We must recognize that Jewish history rarely sees the exact same persecution twice.

In Print / Op-Eds

Back When Barack Obama Saw Israel Through the Eyes of a Dad

By Thane Rosenbaum

It is with these vulgarities in mind that the obvious must be stated: The laws of war were fashioned by military strategists who lived in civilized nations, men who believed that even in war there must be rules.

In Print / Editorial

Time For Trump To Stop Squandering Leverage Over Iran

By Editorial Board

We wonder if Iran be required to ship its existing uranium stock piles and nuclear plant infrastructure to countries outside its borders?

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel’s brilliant handling of the ‘flotilla’ affair

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

Through the calm dismantling of a contrived provocation, the Jewish state upheld its dignity while letting its detractors reveal their own absurdity.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Why Hamas Rejected Witkoff's Ceasefire Plan

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Hamas leaders are in no rush to accept any deal because, unlike most of the residents of the Gaza Strip, they do not have to stand in line and risk being shot by Hamas terrorists for trying to receive food from a humanitarian organization.

Headline / Op-Eds

This Is NOT a War with ‘Hamas’—It’s a War with Palestine

By Yonatan Daon

Why Israel’s war cannot be won until it stops lying about who the enemy really is

Op-Eds

The Modern Jewish Prophet Who Predicted France's Two-State Betrayal

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

France and Saudi Arabia are about to throw Hamas a lifeline.

Op-Eds

Israel Doesn’t Owe You an Explanation

By Yonatan Daon

Because Truth Doesn’t Need Permission

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Is Israel on the cusp of civil war?

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The only way to prevent a civil war in Israel is to acknowledge its impending outbreak, so that steps can be taken to forestall it.

In Print / Op-Eds

Fight Stress – And All Its Negative Outcomes – With Meditation

By Rabbi Aryeh Siegel

For maximum benefit, meditate twice a day. Most people find that meditating first thing in the morning before breakfast works best.

Headline / Op-Eds

The 'Two-State Solution' to Kill Jews, Destroy Israel

By Bassam Tawil

By advocating a "two-state solution," France, Canada and Britain are essentially authorizing a genocide.

In Print / Editorial

The Attacks in Washington and Colorado are a Wakeup Call

By Editorial Board

While the perpetrators were bound by a desire to protest, surely they all shared a desire to see Israel disappear – and obviously, they also turned to violence.

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