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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.

In Print / Editorial

The UN’s Secretary General’s Anti-Israel Double Speak

By Editorial Board

Of course, it has long been known that Hamas has regularly treated Israeli aid trucks rolling into Gaza as mobile supermarkets, making available to them, the staples necessary for their survival.

Headline / Op-Eds

Defending Israel and Western Civilization More Urgent than Ever

By Guy Millière

The vast majority of Israelis seem finally to have understood that the goal of Palestinian organizations is not to create a state living in peace alongside Israel, but to destroy Israel.

Analysis

Remembering the Massacre of the Hadassah Convoy, April 13, 1948

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Once the partition of Palestine was approved by the United Nations on November 29, 1947, the violence against the Jews intensified. The equivalent of a Red Cross medical convoy comprised of non-combatants, including doctors, nurses, and university faculty and students, was ambushed by Arabs in the Sheikh Jarrah section of Jerusalem.

Op-Eds

Palestinians: Slaughtering Jews While Falsely Using Al-Aqsa Mosque as a Pretext

By Bassam Tawil

If anyone is desecrating the mosque, it is those (Palestinian leadership) who exploit it to encourage their people to carry out terrorist attacks.

Headline / Op-Eds

‘The Stefanik Doctrine’: A Stronger Stand Against Antisemitism

By Moshe Phillips

One would be greatly mistaken to think that she will pause in her efforts to combat Jew-haters and anti-Israel terrorists.

In Print / Editorial

They’re In A War, Bernie

By Editorial Board

Moreover, Hamas also continues to intentionally hold and use Israeli and American hostages as bargaining chips. Yet that ongoing outrageous human trafficking is not cited by Sanders as bearing on Hamas’s responsibility for the situation in Gaza. But Israel’s inadvertent causing of collateral harm to civilians is.

In Print / Op-Eds

Media Misrepresentations and the YU Club Controversy

By Rabbi Daniel Z. Feldman

Any presumption that YU had abandoned a commitment to upholding the eternal values of the Torah, in letter or in spirit, in this matter, ignores the reality of the history.

In Print / Op-Eds

When Did We Start Parenting Our Spouses And Honoring Our Children?

By Sarah Pachter

Kids have not changed – parents have. And not all for the better.

In Print / Editorial

Watch For The Spin: ‘Funding University Medical Research More Important Than Fighting Anti-Semitism’

By Editorial Board

Indeed, as we see it, we Jews, as the intended beneficiaries of the leveraging of federal funding, are now seen as enemies of free speech, academic freedom, and medical research.

Headline / Op-Eds

What’s in a 'Name'?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

In Israel, a lot, especially when it comes to Judea and Samaria.

Headline / David Weinberg

Combating Antisemitism without Apology

By David Weinberg

The safety and security of Jews around the world depends on Israel winning – on regaining its strength, self-confidence, and deterrent power. This, in turn, will re-empower Diaspora Jews to defend Israel and themselves.

Headline / Op-Eds

Netanyahu, Orbán and the Battle for a New International Legitimacy

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

By placing the only democratically elected leader in the Middle East on the same level as Yahya Sinwar, the mass-murdering head of Hamas, the ICC has exposed its own moral and procedural collapse.

In Print / Op-Eds

Living As A Holy Nation

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

All the elements of Sefer Vayikra – from the Temple offerings to the prohibitions of incest, from holiday observance to loving our neighbor – contribute to the tapestry of sacred living the Torah demands of the Jewish people.

In Print / Editorial

Is Hamas Imploding Under IDF Military Pressure?

By Editorial Board

While no one ever knows for sure about these things, we are intrigued not only by the advent of the anti-Hamas outcry, but that it was allowed to continue for several days. Plainly, something is afoot in Gaza.

In Print / Op-Eds

11:05 AM

By Rabbi Scott Kahn

Politicians and students merrily dance to a song celebrating their dereliction of duty, and which openly denigrates the country which is paying them to stay in yeshiva. Meanwhile, soldiers risk life and limb, forgoing comfort and exerting themselves physically to an extreme, to protect the lives of those who call them heretics.

In Print / Editorial

The 1798 Alien Enemies Act Deportations: A Taste Of What’s To Come?

By Editorial Board

It stands to reason that a good deal of today’s Washington decision-making will now come to be sifted through differing notions of separation of powers. That is, constitutionally, it matters who decides as much as what is decided.

In Print / Op-Eds

IDF Service: The Opportunity Of A Lifetime

By Yoshiyahu Phillips

The alternative to joining the IDF is certainly an easier option. Instead of fighting to defend the Jewish nation from the ultimate evil, Hamas, one could go to a secular college.

Op-Eds

Do Not Be Fooled by the 'Anti-Hamas' Protests

By Bassam Tawil

According to some reports, Hamas members have been spotted leading some of Gaza's demonstrations.

Analysis

Hamas’s Plan to Turn Gaza Into Another Lebanon

By Yaakov Lappin

Hamas seeks to end the war while maintaining its military control over Gaza, mirroring Hezbollah’s pre-war dominance in Lebanon. Israel must not allow this to happen, even if Egypt pushes for it.

Headline / Op-Eds

Don’t be Duped by the Demonstrations in Gaza

By Ruthie Blum

As veteran Israeli commentator on Arab affairs Zvi Yehezkeli points out, “If those protesting Hamas had a chance, they would commit Oct. 7 again.”

Headline / Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Gaza-Trump, Truth and …“Transfer”

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The Trump proposal comprises a point of singularity reflecting a sharp break from past trends, and a sober recognition of the futility of the past pursuit of some mythical Palestinian “peace partner.”

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Netanyahu is Right about Israel’s ‘Deep State’

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Like the anti-Trump “resistance,” the country’s liberal establishment is waging a war against the prime minister as a bid to hold on to power, not an effort to save democracy.

In Print / Editorial

NY’s Non-Citizen Voting Issue: ‘Woke’ Bellwether

By Editorial Board

What rankles the most in this episode is not the sheer counter-intuitiveness of it all. It is that the law flies directly in the face of explicit governing provisions of the New York State Constitution.

Op-Eds

The Relentless Protests Against Netanyahu’s Policies

By Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein

Like the lengthy campaign against Italy's Silvio Berlusconi, this one seeks to politically dismantle the prime minister by painting him as an authoritarian threat to democracy.

In Print / Op-Eds

Remembering Rabbi Eliyahu Fink, z”l - A Light of Torah, Dialogue, and Compassion

By Rabbi Pesach Lattin

But beyond his public platform, Rabbi Fink was someone who offered a listening ear and genuine friendship, particularly to those who felt overlooked.

In Print / Front Page

Far, Yet Still Close: OU Study Yields Surprising Findings About Orthodox ‘Leavers’

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Indeed, many of those interviewed reported maintaining select Jewish practices such as davening or Shabbat dinner, even if not necessarily within a halachic framework, and staying connected with Orthodox family members and friends and with their Jewish identity generally.

In Print / Editorial

Judges: To Impeach Or Not To Impeach

By Editorial Board

At this point, without any such impeachment issue yet before the high court, there should be no doubt that it was ill-advised for U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts to have intervened, as he did last week, with a public statement declaring that an impeachment would be improper...

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Don’t Walk Away

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

It is not enough for a person to act with integrity; they must also ensure that their actions are above suspicion, that their intentions are transparent, and that their purity of conduct is unmistakable.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Fierce Defender of the Jewish Community, ‘Hebrew Hammer’ Randy Fine Runs for Congress

By Eve Glover

We don’t have people blocking the streets in Florida because I helped pass a bill that says you can run them over.

Headline / Op-Eds

Countering the Oct. 7 deniers

By Ben Cohen

A new report on Hamas’s atrocities offers an impressive counterweight for undecided readers who will encounter the deniers as they seek the truth.

The Ettinger Report

2025 Jewish Demographic Momentum in Israel

By Yoram Ettinger

In 2024, Jewish births were 76% of total births, compared to 69% in 1995. The surge of Jewish births is due to the unprecedented rise of births (since 1995) in the secular sector,

Headline / Op-Eds

The Agonizing Dilemma

By Melanie Phillips

Hamas left Israel no alternative but to resume the war.

Analysis

Jewish Nationalism

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The concept of exile and return to Zion dominates halakhah.

Op-Eds

The 'Safe' Path to Destruction: Why Jews Must Embrace Christian Allies

By Rabbi Elie Mischel

I am an Orthodox rabbi, and I work with Christians. If that makes you uncomfortable, if your immediate reaction is to condemn what you don't understand...

In Print / Headline / Columns

The First Nazis And The Second

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

As recently as March 7, Congressman Jerrold Nadler and Congressman Adriano Espaillat issued the following statement: Revoking federal grants to Columbia University isn’t about combating anti-Semitism; it’s about the Trump administration’s war on education and science. Suuuure it is Jerry. Try telling that to the Jewish students who faced violence and threats there since the Hamas mini-Holocaust.

In Print / Op-Eds

A ‘Testimony’ Onto Nations

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

We have seen this before. In every generation, there are those who rise against us, determined to erase us from existence. The faces change, the slogans shift, but the relentless hatred remains the same.

In Print / Op-Eds

Fragmentation, G-d and the Western Jew

By Rabbi Francis Nataf

In the last hundred years, we hear Western intellectuals speaking more and more about a fragmented world. They feel that one can no longer hold on to some grand cultural narrative of truth.

In Print / Editorial

Trump’s Antisemitism Follow-Through

By Editorial Board

But we seem to have been wrong about Trump and there is reason to believe that at long last an American president is really serious about doing something about the problem of antisemitism.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

State Senator Simcha Felder, Eyeing Move To City Council, On Babka, Trump, And His Approach To Public Service

By Baruch Lytle

I wish I was on my father’s level of kindness, but that is what I’m trying to accomplish, and the people in my office are there to help, and it’s an honor to be working with a group of people who [are about kindness and going above and beyond].

In Print / Editorial

More To Schumer’s Government Shutdown Chave Than Meets The Eye

By Editorial Board

While Schumer’s thrust has a certain facial logic to it, it does seem hard to believe that Republicans would really enjoy unfettered power to run the government during a shutdown, unrestricted by what half of the nation may think.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Don't Be Fooled By Hamas's 'Long-Term Ceasefire' Ploy

By Khaled Abu Toameh

As part of the deception, according to the IDF report, Hamas was working to convince Israel that it was interested in calm and was working for economic prosperity. The IDF investigation concluded that Hamas had planned the October 7 attack for more than 10 years.

Op-Eds

The Israeli Left’s Gaza Plan

By Moshe Phillips

Levi Eshkol and Yitzhak Rabin, both of the Labor Party, were on board decades ago to offer freedom for Palestinian Arabs to emigrate elsewhere.

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Do Not Count on the Arabs to Rebuild Gaza or Help Palestinians

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Arab plan, notably, also does not call on Hamas to lay down its weapons. Do the Arab leaders really believe that Western donors would rush to invest tens of billions of dollars in the Gaza Strip while terrorists belonging to Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and other groups continue to roam the streets?

Op-Eds

A Vile Equivalence

By Melanie Phillips

Jews who support the Palestinian death cult pose the greatest danger to the Jewish people.

Op-Eds

Manipulating Math to Rescue ‘Palestine’

By Moshe Phillips

Satloff’s conclusion: Thanks to the creation of the P.A. in 1994, terrorism has decreased.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Blood Is On THEIR Hands

By Phyllis Chesler

There is no "genocide" in Gaza. There is no "apartheid" in Israel. The IDF has not committed any "ethnic cleansing" anywhere. These crimes are only part of the Islamic/Islamist repertoire.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

On Purim, Celebrate Jewish Self-defense, NOT Self-loathing

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Leftists misuse the biblical book of Esther to promote the lie about Israel committing genocide when it is the Palestinians, like Hitler, Haman and Amalek before them, who seek their extermination.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Costumes We Don't See

By Zvi Gluck

Many people believe there is a certain look an abuser has – that somehow, evil is visible on the outside. But there is no universal dress code for those who prey on the innocent.

In Print / Op-Eds

Show Them The Way

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

Our battles aren’t just for our national survival. Our enemies pose moral challenges to humanity, and our struggle is to protect the moral fiber of humanity. This was true in Persia, and it is true today.

In Print / Editorial

Is Adam Boehler On A Frolic Of His Own Or A Mission For The Boss?

By Editorial Board

Sounds plain to us that Hamas is trying to figure out how to get back into the game at some point, not leave it.

In Print / Op-Eds

When Politics Is Right Vs. Wrong, It’s Time To Speak Up

By Avi Ciment

When politics are utilized to protect everyone, yet allows Jews to be ridiculed and attacked on college campuses and throughout the world, or when woke legislation is passed funding hormone blockers and sex change surgeries for minors, well, Dorothy, it’s obvious we’re not in Kansas anymore.

In Print / Op-Eds

Jabotinsky’s Monism And The Booing Of Stefanik

By Jonathan Braun

For many American Jews who profess to be strong supporters of Israel, their support is actually conditional, subject to partisan loyalties, ideological commitments, or domestic policy preferences.

In Print / Front Page

The Partial Joy of Purim – What Is Still Missing?

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

What can we learn from the Purim story that can help us navigate living with this partial redemption? How do we move to a paradigm of complete redemption?

In Print / Editorial

Forget Eric Adams: Andrew Cuomo May Have Other Problems

By Editorial Board

Like the notorious Trump criminal cases, the Adams variety also had the odor of creative and selective prosecutions that exploited technical and insignificant violations of law.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Associated Press Vs. Judea & Samaria’s Jews

By Moshe Phillips

Why does one news report matter? One reason is that so many newspapers, major ones as well as small town ones depend on the AP for their international coverage.

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