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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.

In Print / Editorial

Is The Trump War Against Antisemitism Part of the Problem?

By Editorial Board

Colleges and universities are surely among the most important venues for the organization and refinement of ideas and opinions.

In Print / Op-Eds

Balancing Devotion and Division

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

We often fall into unhealthy religious judgmentalism. We don’t possess a reliable thermometer to measure others’ religious sincerity or depth. Yet we often speak loosely, labeling others as less frum or branding entire communities as less religious.

In Print / Editorial

Good Cop, Bad Cop: Israel, The U.S. And Iran’s Nuclear Weapons

By Editorial Board

We find it hard to believe President Trump would really be upset with the Israeli threats to bomb Iranian nuclear sites. In fact, to paraphrase an old adage, if Netanyahu did not so threaten, Trump would ask him to.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel Eliminationism: A single ideology with multiple tentacles

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Protesters seek not only a second Holocaust targeting Israel but the elimination from American society of Jews who believe in its right to exist.

Op-Eds

Harvard’s Double Standard on Racism

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

When will Harvard finally acknowledge other racist stains on its record—such as the friendly relations it pursued with Nazi Germany in the 1930s?

Op-Eds

Jewish anti-Zionists and murdering Israeli embassy staffers

By Moshe Phillips

Let’s examine the close, even affirming, relationship between the Reconstructionist movement and Jewish Voice for Peace extremists

Op-Eds

The Cavalry Isn't Coming: It's Time for Jews to Save Themselves

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

When innocent Jews are murdered for the crime of being Jews, where are the mass rallies? Where are the corporate statements?

Headline / Op-Eds

Israeli Intelligence Missed Gender-Based Violence as a Strategic Tool on October 7

By BESA CENTER

Hamas used gender-based violence as a deliberate strategy intended to cause severe harm to Israeli civilians, undermine Israelis’ sense of social security, and sow terror within Israeli society.

Op-Eds

Iran’s New Espionage Playbook: Recruiting Israelis from within

By Israel Kasnett

Tehran's low-cost, high-volume approach is not about sophistication but about saturation, and is "disturbingly effective," says the former head of the Mossad's Counter-terrorism Division.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Why a Nuclear Agreement With Iran Is Not Enough

By Khaled Abu Toameh

If something could possibly go wrong, unfortunately it will -- leaving Trump with the legacy of delivering yet another laughably fake peace deal and of his presidency being that of another failed Barack Obama.

Op-Eds

A Shavuot Reflection on Judaism, Zionism and the Environment

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

The flourishing of human society must be accompanied by the protection of the natural world and accountability to future generations.

Headline / Op-Eds

How is Our Revelation Different from ALL Others?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Since Christians and Muslims acknowledge that the Jews are their elders and their religion’s foundational source, why aren’t Jews and Israel treated with more respect?

In Print / Op-Eds

Crisis, Conflict and the Kindest Generation

By Elie Klein

The tweens who were forced to attend their friends’ bar and bat mitzvah celebrations via Zoom have spent much of the subsequent years missing school to attend the military funerals of family, friends and neighbors.

Headline / Op-Eds

'Foxes in the Vineyards': Israel's Very Own Subversives

By Gatestone Institute

Despite its internal and external challenges, modern Israel remains stronger than ever

Op-Eds

Critics of Israel Agree: Settlers Make the Best Villains

By Moshe Phillips

The British government believes that it has the moral authority to dictate where in their ancestral homeland Jewish families can and cannot live.

In Print / Op-Eds

It’s Not A Coincidence

By Rabbi Hayim Leiter

Having lived in Israel now for almost 20 years, with the daily dramas we endure, the interconnectivity of events become readily more apparent and harder to overlook.

In Print / Editorial

Will U.S.-Saudi Deal Undermine Israel’s Edge?

By Editorial Board

While, Donald Trump is not, by any stretch, Barack Obama when it comes to Israel, the emerging Trump Middle East doctrine is eerily reminiscent of the Obama New Beginning speech at Cairo University at the beginning of his first term.

In Print / Op-Eds

Shavuot: Whispers of Sinai in a World of Swords

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

  The struggle to settle our sacred homeland continues. Nearly 80 years after the founding of Medinat Yisrael, and despite our yearning to live in peace with our neighbors, many still deny our rightful presence in this land. The Simchat Torah war of the past year and a half is not a new chapter, but […]

In Print / Editorial

Supreme Court Ruling Won’t Derail Yeshiva Tuition Aid

By Editorial Board

It is doubtful that the decision will have any significant impact on the issue of the constitutionality of public tuition assistance to yeshiva parents.

In Print / Front Page

Exclusive Interview: After D.C. Shooting, NYC’s Antisemitism Czar Announces New Initiatives

By Aryeh Werth

There’s criminal aspects of anti-Jewish hate crimes, and I think those are the most chilling because everyone understands that someone’s being attacked because they’re Jewish. The other aspects are bias incidents, discrimination, and subversive antisemitism that exists in language, exists in education, exists in different ways – and that’s a very large focus of the office.

Headline / Op-Eds

How Hamas Exploits Psychology to Harm Israel from Within and Abroad

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

If we want to win – not just the battles but also the war – we must start by understanding the battlefield we’re actually on.

Op-Eds

Unforgivable: Yair Golan’s Blood Libel

By Avi Abelow

If there are those who cannot agree that the IDF is a force of good and not cruelty, then we have lost something far greater than a political argument.

Analysis / Inspiration from Zion: This is a Love Story

8 Things you need to know about the Kotel and the Temple Mount

By Forest Rain

As we mourn the destruction of the Temple, we should learn some often overlooked facts about the site.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Meaning of ‘By Any Means Necessary’

By Thane Rosenbaum

Thunderous gaslighting language eventually lit the match that materialized into senseless murder outside a Jewish museum.

Op-Eds

Commemorating Yom Yerushalayim

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

Courage, Inspiration, Resilience, and Promise

Op-Eds

Failure Is Not an Option

By Lawrence Kadish

Those Who Have Worn the Uniform of Our Nation's Military Would Remind Us In the Face of Military Challenges From Nuclear-Armed Foes

Interviews and Profiles

An Interview with Alan Dershowitz

By Bennett Ruda

I think the question that should be asked all the time is 'Why the Jews?' Why is it that the world, particularly the left, has turned so ferociously against the Jews? You can't blame Israel because it happened before Israel. It's going to happen again.

Op-Eds

Two States was Never Really an Option

By Yisrael Medad

It contradicts the intention of the League of Nations and makes no sense in the geopolitical reality.

Headline / Op-Eds

One Bite of a Mitzvah: What Dave Portnoy Got Wrong

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

We must confront antisemitism but not just with stories or tours of Jewish victimhood. Instead of focusing on educating others, educate yourself, your children and Jews all around us to be living richly proud and practicing Jewish lives.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Nation That Dwells Alone

By Avi Ciment

A while back, the first hostages came out, I recall viewing a video with a split-screen down the middle showing Hamas’s insidious reaction on one side juxtaposed with the Israelis on the other side. The difference between good and evil was palpable.

Analysis

Libel: Israel may have Planned the Murder of the Israeli Embassy Staffers ‎

By Itamar Marcus

Posted on FB page of Former Jordanian Minister of Interior mere hours after the assassination

Daniel Greenfield

No, Hamas Has NOT Been Destroyed

By Daniel Greenfield

Hamas is the Brotherhood and they're still here.

In Print / Editorial

A Moral Stand Against a Palestinian State

By Editorial Board

Can the knowing establishment of a center for terrorism ever be morally correct?

Featured / Focus / Columns

To Be Continued...

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

Most Israelis I have ever told this story to, finish the ending for me. Honestly, Israel and aliyah can drive you crazy…

In Print / Op-Eds

How the NYT Labeled Christians Fighting Antisemitism a ‘Scandal’

By Yehoshua Jason Bedrick

Here’s the truth: I’ve been in the rooms. I’ve seen and heard firsthand the deep concern and genuine solidarity of my colleagues – most of them Christians – who are appalled by the surge in antisemitism.

In Print / Editorial

Did The U.S. Suddenly Become Israel’s Competitor in Chief?

By Editorial Board

The rationale for Arab states joining the Abraham Accords during the first Trump term was that they were desperate for ways to deter Iranian aggression and, seeing the handwriting on the wall for economies based on oil revenues, to end their dependence on them.

Headline / Op-Eds

Jerusalem Day and the Lie of ‘East Jerusalem’

By Moshe Phillips

The term is not in the Torah because it is a modern political invention.

Khaled Abu Toameh

How Arabs see Trump’s ‘separate peace’ and deals with Islamists

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Trump and his special envoy Steve Witkoff are being played and appear not even to know it.

Op-Eds

Hamas, Not Israel, Is Legally Responsible for Civilian Harm in Gaza

By Louis Rene Beres

It is the obligation of every state to enforce the law of nations. This means there is a universal legal responsibility to support Israel’s ongoing counter-terrorism operations in the Middle East.

Headline / Op-Eds

Vision for Peace 2025

By Shoshana Bryen

It is too early to decide whether the president’s Mideast trip will bear fruit, but it has already been subjected to the excesses and warping and fakery by the anti-Trump media.

Interviews and Profiles

It’s All About Relationships: An Interview with Anthony D’Esposito

By Sara Lehmann

I’ve spent so much time in yeshivas and shuls. The Rabbis joke with me on a Sunday, ‘Be careful when you leave the shul that you don’t walk into your Mass with a kippah on.’”

Op-Eds

Mark Levin Tackles Tucker Carlson

By Ruthie Blum - JNS

A spat between two MAGA media personalities reflects the ideological split in the movement—and in the Trump administration.

Op-Eds

A Turning Point for Israeli Sovereignty

By Avi Abelow

The two-state paradigm, once widely endorsed, is increasingly viewed as untenable given the persistent threats and failures of past negotiations.

In Print / Op-Eds

Swimming with Frieda

By Dr. Chani Miller

I tried not to cry; I did not feel that I had earned the right to do so.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Covid Lesson that Slipped Away

By Rabbi Larry Rothwachs

Once upon a time, in the quiet of small semachot, we heard what mattered most. Have we gone deaf again?

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel’s Left: Committed to Toppling the Government

By Israel Kasnett

Israel's "deep-state apparatus" is "working to undermine elected officials and actually the public," said Knesset Member Simcha Rothman.

In Print / Editorial

It’s About Israel’s Security, Mr. President, Not About You

By Editorial Board

So we rather think that the president’s new unfavorable stance towards Israel was likely fueled by a fear that an alienated Arab world would come to thwart his ability to proceed, full bore, to follow through on his America First agenda in the Middle East – think, expansion of the Abraham Accords – and not any animus towards Israel or its prime minister, per se, as some are suggesting.

In Print / Op-Eds

Home at Last: Two Sons, Two Stories, One Homeland

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Amidst all the noise and emotion, a different kind of return unfolded – quieter, more subdued, and 43 years in the making. The body of Tzvi Feldman, a missing soldier captured during a brutal battle in Syria in 1983, was finally brought home to Israel for burial.

In Print / Editorial

Yeshivas Get Reprieve From NYS Education Department Meddling

By Editorial Board

For far too long, we have been told that some of our parents may not continue their religious traditions as to how to educate their children. If nothing else, this would seem to run afoul of our constitutional freedom of religion rights.

Headline / Op-Eds

What Edan Alexander’s Return Means to Us All

By Stephen M. Flatow

In the age of rising antisemitism, when many young Jews feel fear, confusion or alienation, there are still those who choose action, belonging and sacrifice.

Headline / Op-Eds

Here We Go Again (HaShem Imachem)

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

The only reliable source of strength we can depend upon is ourselves and our faith in HaShem. No other people, country or government.

Op-Eds

My Father's Jewish, My Mother's Jewish, I'm Jewish

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

The Terrorist Responsible for Daniel Pearl's Monstrous Murder Has Finally Been Eliminated

Khaled Abu Toameh

Why Hamas Wants To Control Gaza's Humanitarian Aid

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians... say that if anyone is stealing the humanitarian aid and food, it is Hamas.

Op-Eds

Amsterdam Apology—Hollow Rhetoric?

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

These three steps will not erase the black cloud of shame that hangs over Amsterdam’s political and legal authorities for their mishandling of the November 2024 attacks.

Headline / David Weinberg

10 Commandments for Fighting Antisemitism

By David Weinberg

Reject false equations and partisan lenses, do not hide or hide behind free speech, embrace Israeli strength, and more.

Op-Eds

Heading to Israel this Summer?

By Moshe Phillips

Far too many American Jews know little about the Jewish struggle to free Israel from British control in the 1930s and 1940s.

Op-Eds

Europe's Illegal Land-Grab

By Gatestone Institute

The progressive international public has fervently bought into the red herring of Jewish settlements while hypocritically remaining silent regarding settlement activity in Western Sahara, northern Cyprus, Ceuta and Melilla, Tibet, Kashmir and the Falkland Islands.

In Print / Op-Eds

Amos’s Vision Of Israel Unfolding Before Our Eyes

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

Of course, the prophecies of consolation have not yet been fully actualized. Amos speaks of our people being firmly planted on the land – yet entire communities in Israel’s North and South remain displaced, struggling to regain emotional and economic stability.

Headline / Op-Eds

No News Is Good News

By Sara Lehmann

When it comes to Jews, no news is good news.

In Print / Editorial

Time For Israel To Demonstrate Its Continuing Resolve

By Editorial Board

Iran of course, remains a major factor in the Gulf and its labyrinthian politics continue to loom large in the region, even if somewhat diminished.

In Print / Op-Eds

After the Fire the Fire Still Burns

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

This year’s fires did more than disrupt celebrations and ceremonies – they scorched the core symbols of our national renewal. It felt as though they reversed the arc of our historical return.

In Print / Op-Eds

Meeting With Ben-Gvir

By Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Firstly, he is the democratically elected National Security Minister of the State of Israel. Love him or hate him, the position and title he carries, and representing the Israeli citizens who elected him, I believe make him deserving of an audience and conversation.

Analysis

10 BIG Lies Palestinians Tell to Deny Jewish history in the Land of Israel

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Lacking any evidence of Palestinian peoplehood earlier than the 20th century, they resort to falsifying history using outright lies.

In Print / Op-Eds

Ask Trump Not to Adopt Executive Order to Ban Charity Grants Outside the U.S.

By Rabbi Aaron I. Reichel

Inactivity on our part is not an option. Head-shaking and hand-wringing are not the kinds of options or actions that will help. Communications to President Trump, one way or another – or, better still, in all possible ways – can help.

In Print / Editorial

NY AG Letitia James Continues To Disappoint

By Editorial Board

While Ms. James and her cohort have taken some care to package their arguments in legalese, they are at base actually the stuff of traditional political campaigning.

Headline / Analysis

IDF’s 2025 strategy: A multi-front war focused on Gaza and Iran

By Yaakov Lappin

"Unlike in the past, the IDF will remain in every area that is conquered in Gaza, to prevent the return of terrorism," a security source says.

Op-Eds

What Are Palestinians REALLY Interested In?

By Bassam Tawil

Palestinians are far more interested in murdering Jews and setting Israel on fire than they are in "coexisting." They do not want Israel "coexisting" on even one millimeter of the Jews' own historical homeland.

Headline / Op-Eds

Not Just a List of Names

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Should the list with the names of the hostages be disposed of like other sacred documents, and ultimately buried in a Jewish cemetery?

David Weinberg

Keeping Israel Weak

By David Weinberg

The scent coming from these old-guard European and American denizens is antipathy toward Israel. They simply cannot stomach a strong Israel.

Analysis

Senior PA Official: China is “Savior of Humanity”

By Itamar Marcus

A world war is looming caused by "the Zionist-American alliance" and China is the savior

Headline / Op-Eds

Weaponizing ‘Hava Nagila’ and the fires that blaze in Israel

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

Weaponizing ‘Hava Nagila’ and the fires that blaze in Israel

In Print / Editorial

The Forces Are In Alignment So Why The Mixed Messages Mr. President?

By Editorial Board

We would have thought that President Trump would have at least coupled his call on Israel to unilaterally allow the entry of aid into Gaza with a call on Hamas to immediately release all hostages. But he didn’t.

In Print / Front Page

The Cancellation of Ben-Gvir’s Talk at the YIW

By Robert Isler

Of course, for every argument why Ben Gvir should not have been invited to speak there is an equally compelling one – sometimes using remarkably similar logic flipped on its head – as to why the decision to invite was perfectly reasonable.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Danger of A Palestinian State

By Moshe Phillips

Recognizing and/or creating a Palestinian state is wrong not only because it threatens Israel’s security, but because it would signal a broader victory for international terrorism – particularly Islamic extremist groups.

In Print / Op-Eds

Remembering My Mentor, Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein

By Rabbi Francis Nataf

While his voice was heard, and it is still heard, it was not heard loudly enough; and so, his vision still remains marginal to most discussions, whether between the religious and secular or amongst the religious themselves.

In Print / Editorial

Taking The Bull By The Horns: Time To Revisit ‘Due Process’

By Editorial Board

Over the years, courts have generally held that non-citizens, even individuals who entered the United States illegally, have due process rights. Yet the current phenomenon of several million immigrants who entered the U.S. simply by crossing its borders into the country has perforce upended all prior notions of due process rights.

In Print / Editorial

NYS AG James’s Mortgage Caper: More Than Meets The Eye

By Editorial Board

She did legal somersaults in order to conjure up a patchwork of violations of law on Trump’s part in applying for loans, which virtually all experts opined were arguably accurate, at any rate harmless and victimless, and knowingly accepted by the lending institutions themselves.

In Print / Editorial

Judge James Boasberg’s Non-Sequitur

By Editorial Board

Although the Supreme Court agreed that the migrants were entitled to challenge their deportations and that they were also entitled to reasonable notice of impending deportation in order to contest them.

In Print / Op-Eds

Yom HaShoah: Echoes Of Hatred: Antisemitism From 1940 To 2023

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Antisemitism isn’t a historical accident – it’s woven into the fabric of the human story. Though it often cloaks itself in cultural, economic, or ethnic explanations, its roots run deeper.

In Print / Op-Eds

Reflections on the Process of Redemption

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

What is the secret of our redemption? What is necessary to bring it about, and why does the Messiah seem to tarry so long, so eternally long?

In Print / Editorial

Trump: Absolutely No Nukes For Iran

By Editorial Board

The logic of definitively confronting Iran now is manifest. Iran is at the center of a multi-tentacled proxy terrorist network that continues to plague much of the world and which will inevitably become intolerable.

In Print / Op-Eds

In Defense Of Voting In The WZO

By Avi Goldstein

Rav Feldman notes that collaboration with the WZO has meant that Orthodox groups are working together with Conservative and Reform ones. This is true, but so what?

In Print / Op-Eds

Thank You to Celebrities Who Have Been Supportive of Israel

By Avi Ciment

All of you, in your own way, came to rallies, visited Israel, sent money, spoke out and endured alienation, hate mail or worse. You did it with the full knowledge that there would be some repercussions, just as many other beautiful souls, like Patricia Heaton, Dr. Phil and Douglas Murray, to name a few, came to the forefront.

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