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Fighting Back Against Jew Hatred Among Psychologists

By Phyllis Chesler

The American Psychological Association (APA) has allowed--and failed--to acknowledge or to remedy the most grievous antisemitism that has run rampant within its organization.

In Print / Op-Eds

What Is the Nature of Evil?

By Rabbi Yitzchak Sprung

What of the journalists who write not about Kfir, not about Ariel, not about their mother, not about the hostages who sit in terror, but only about how the next dead, injured, or kidnapped Israeli effectively endangers the ceasefire. What of the people who tore down posters of two little red headed children, of babies, and then felt righteous?

In Print / Op-Eds

Telling My Son About The Bibas Boys

By Shira Lankin Sheps

In this world, we are limited by human understanding. There is so much that we can't understand. That makes no sense.

In Print / Albany Beat

Albany Beat - February 28, 2025

By Marc Gronich

Hochul’s proposed $252 billion budget for 2025 is $15 billion over the amount the legislature passed and $19 billion more than what she proposed last year.

In Print / Editorial

No Place For Palestinian Authority In Post-War Gaza

By Editorial Board

Even the most cursory review of the curricula of the PA’s educational system would find pervasive demonization of Israel and Jews and support for terrorism.

In Print / Op-Eds

Why a NYT Article on a Hamas Leader Is Absurd

By Alan Zeitlin

Did Hamas think that after massacring 1,200 people, taking more than 250 hostages, burning people alive, videotaping it and posting it online, Israel would send over a fruit basket?

In Print / Columns

WSJ… Free Expression? Not So Much

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

There is an irony that a newspaper which has traditionally upheld the concept, practice and concept of free expression, if reader's comments are to be believed, is increasingly censoring and suppressing them.

In Print / Front Page

Seeing Red: Thoughts On The Bibas Boys

By Rabbi Ariel Rackovsky

They have recruited so-called rabbis and as-a-Jews who protest genocide in Gaza, whether in newspaper ads or public gatherings, but have precious little to say about hostages and the treatment of their own people.

In Print / Editorial

Congestion Pricing Is Just Business As Usual

By Editorial Board

The con side emphasizes that congestion pricing disproportionately impacts low-income individuals who may or may not have access to alternative transportation options and are forced to drive into congestion toll areas...

Headline / Op-Eds

Trump Must Abandon the Disastrous Ceasefire Deal with Hamas

By Gatestone Institute

If Trump and Netanyahu are really serious about achieving lasting peace in Gaza, they must abandon the disastrous ceasefire deal -- and especially the well-intended but painfully out-of-his-depth U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, who has mindlessly promoted it.

Featured / Analysis

A Deep State Doesn’t Get Any Deeper Than This

By Gadi Taub

How judges, generals and bureaucrats abolished Israel's democracy.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Day After …

By Shoshana Bryen

And we thought Oct. 7 was the worst. Hamas keeps showing the world how depraved its adherents can be.

Op-Eds

Who Is Calling Who a Nazi?

By Sara Lehmann

Democrats and their cohorts are tripping over themselves while pouncing on Trump. But in the process, they are tripping themselves up.

Op-Eds

The Bibas Family Tragedy: Where Do We Go From Here?

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

One of the most difficult and perplexing questions we may ask ourselves at this moment of sadness and mourning is where do we go from here?

Op-Eds

Is Israel Betraying its Citizens with Health Care for Terrorists?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Treating an enemy terrorist alongside a civilian must be seen as deeply problematic, especially when limited resources are available.

Headline / Op-Eds

Babies in Bandanas

By Ruthie Blum

The children of Gaza and the Palestinian Authority are raised on a steady diet of hatred. Their heroes are bombers, not Batman.

Op-Eds

All Politics is Local, even for Americans in Israel

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

As one of the largest ex-pat communities, we can reach out to U.S. elected officials and help them understand our needs and interests.

Analysis

First Letters of People of Faith after the Holocaust

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Elie Weisel famously said: 'If anything can, it is memory that will save humanity.' While antisemitism sweeps the globe, it is time to remember, act, and place our faith in G-d. A book that expresses those feelings in Holocaust survivors' own words.

Op-Eds

Strong Advice; But Who Will Listen?

By Phyllis Chesler

The Gazans and their terrorist leaders certainly act as if they are at least first cousins of Amalek--if not Amalek himself

Khaled Abu Toameh

Why Trump Must Insist on Removing Hamas From Power

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Any deal that allows Hamas to remain in power would be disastrous for Israel, the Palestinians, and Arab states threatened by the Iran-led "Axis of Resistance" and undermine the Trump administration's credibility in the eyes of many in the Middle East. The Trump administration will appear as if it is only good at making empty threats.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

Pouring Salt On The Wound, The U.S. Legal System Stymies Terror Victims

By Stephen M. Flatow

In essence, the cases are not about the actual terror attacks, apparently all are in agreement that the PLO and PA bear responsibility, but about the legality of bringing terror’s sponsors and supporters before U.S. courts. And there lies the rub.

Analysis

How Biden Fueled a 200% Surge in Antisemitism

By Liel Leibovitz

Trump signed an executive order intended to revolutionize the fight against Jew-hatred.

In Print / Op-Eds

Jewish Professor's Anti-Israel Propaganda – A Substantive Response

By Rabbi Dr. Ari Zivotofsky

Facts are important, but numbers are not the full story. If five villages were attacked or 20 were attacked it would still be an issue. The big picture is that these charges against the Jewish residents of J&S have no basis in reality, Freedman was not quoting an eye witness, and these false accusations can and have resulted in real harm to individual Jews and to the State.

Op-Eds

Let their People Go!

By Moshe Phillips

One man surveyed in Gaza said: “In the end, people will accept reality. They want to live in a country that protects and supports them.”

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

Hamas' Baby Killers and the World's Broken Moral Compass

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Fashionable antisemitism has caused leftist myths about Israeli “oppressors” to dismiss justified anger and grief about the fate of the Bibas kids.

Op-Eds

WE ARE INDIGENOUS to the PROMISED LAND

By Phyllis Chesler

No matter what our individual views may be, whether or not we are religious, Jews are indigenous to the Holy Land.

In Print / Op-Eds

Mishpatim: A Social Blueprint

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

A society is only as stable and moral as its commitment to protecting its most vulnerable members. Therefore, the laws in Mishpatim repeatedly return to the treatment of slaves.

Headline / David Weinberg

9 MILLION Hostages

By David M. Weinberg

Restraint and rethinking are necessary in the discourse about the hostage situation. Skeptics of deals with Hamas are not “war criminals.”

In Print / Editorial

Trump’s Hostage Gambit: Hamas Got The Point

By Editorial Board

Trump’s real message to Hamas was that, as far as he was concerned, they were going deeper and deeper into the hole they have been digging for themselves which will soon lead to their demise.

Op-Eds

The Shattering of Foreign-Policy Delusions

By Sarah Stern

While some consider the proposed measures for Gaza as a non-starter, there are few other ideas on the table—certainly not for Mahmoud Abbas, whose Palestinian Authority lacks credibility.

In Print / Front Page

Power Check

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

For America’s Jews – and Israel’s, and Americans generally for that matter – Trump’s return is the best news since Joe Biden entered the White House in 2020. And that’s reason to give thanks to the Almighty. May Trump and his team be good shlichim for all of us.

In Print / Editorial

The Trump Gaza Plan: A Case Of Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained?

By Editorial Board

Without putting too fine a point on it, then, Donald Trump seems to believe that controversial policy proposals are really offers of solutions that ideally will trigger a deliberative process which will inform debate and hopefully lead to a meeting of the minds – albeit with a changed playing field and center of gravity.

Headline / Op-Eds

The Time has Come: Us or Them?

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

For 76 years, Israel has lived in a state of perpetual emergency, surviving against all odds every single day. And we must ask, once and for all: Why? Why do we accept this reality?

The Ettinger Report

Trump’s Policy Toward Israel; Underlying Assumptions

By Yoram Ettinger

Unlike the State Department’s worldview, President Trump does not consider Israel to be part of the problem, but a major part of the solution.

Op-Eds

Mel Gibson Can Change His Antisemitic Image

By Morton A. Klein

As Trump’s new Hollywood ambassador, Gibson has chance to revise ‘Passion’ film’s anti-Jewish narratives, following Oberammergau’s example.

Headline / Op-Eds

Netanyahu’s Tightrope, Trump’s Net

By Ruthie Blum

Though Bibi opted not to take advantage of the U.S. president's ultimatum to Hamas, the rallying cry against him from the usual suspects continues.

Op-Eds

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan Shakes Hands With A Terrorist

By Bennett Ruda

Over and over, Khan has shown a decided lack of professionalism and respect for proper procedure

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Yitzhak Rabin Urged Moving Gaza’s Arabs to Jordan

By Moshe Phillips

It made sense at the time. And while the situation is very complicated right now, it still does.

Book Reviews / Op-Eds / In Print

Rediscovering Rabbi Norman Lamm, The Lamdan

By Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Sinensky

A hallmark of Rabbi Lamm’s scholarship was his synthesis of halacha and aggadah. For Rabbi Lamm, these were not separate spheres but complementary dimensions of a unified Torah.

Op-Eds

Trump, Disrupter-in-Chief

By David Weinberg

Upending stale thinking about the Arab-Israeli conflict is a good thing.

Analysis

How Did Israel Win the Iron Swords War?

By BESA CENTER

Israel began the Iron Swords War on October 7, 2023, on a “Yom Kippur War” dynamic; Israel ended the war on January 17, 2025, on a “Six-Day War” dynamic

Headline / The People's Talmud / Jonathan Tobin

Jewish Foes of Trump’s Gaza Plan Remain Hamas’s ‘Useful Idiots’

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The latest celebrity petition about the post-Oct. 7 war is yet another example of how the “as a Jew” crowd expresses their identity by supporting those who seek Jewish genocide.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The PA Continues To Pay Terrorists

By Moshe Phillips

The families of dead terrorists will say they are in need since their breadwinners are no longer alive. Of course, these terrorists are no longer alive because they either blew themselves up or were killed while attempting to commit murder.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Good And The Bad On The World Stage

By Avi Ciment

Our beloved Bibi and President Trump were both unified as one entity sharing one common goal: the destruction of evil.

Op-Eds

Most Palestinian Families Come from Immigrants from the Past Two Centuries

By Harold Rhode

Identity in the Middle East is still shaped by social and economic relationships rather than by modern political boundaries.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

The Exceptional Trump-Israel Partnership

By Dr. Amy Neustein

Upon learning of Hamas’ machinations in suspending the release of the hostages, Trump declared a complete cancellation of the ceasefire if all remaining hostages are not released by Saturday at 12 noon.

In Print / Editorial

President Trump Is All-In With Israel

By Editorial Board

Indeed, the various past delays in turning over hostages could well be explained by Hamas’ fear of showing the world evidence of their barbarism.

Khaled Abu Toameh

'Qatar is Hamas, and Hamas is Qatar'

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas and other Palestinians on October 7, 2023 could have been released a long time ago had the Biden administration exerted pressure on Qatar to use its good relations with the Islamist group to force it to do so.

In Print / Editorial

Investigating Lawfare Is Good Governance – Not Retribution

By Editorial Board

What made their task easier was the fact that except, perhaps, for the Russian collusion adventure, there were some arguable issues with some of the facts of the various cases even if they were of minor significance.

In Print / Editorial

Let’s Await The Results Of Trump’s Elon Musk Experiment Before Condemning It

By Editorial Board

Unfortunately, we have for too long acted as if open-ended profligate spending was ultimately manageable, and indulging in ideological environmental and social frolics while our adversaries realistically went about their business would not mortally wound us.

Headline / Op-Eds

Why Hamas Should Heed Trump’s Warnings

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

Trump’s declarations to Hamas are far more than mere rhetoric. These are concrete intentions backed by Israeli military readiness and U.S.-Israeli coordination.

In Print / Interviews and Profiles

Taking A Stand At City Hall – Brooklyn Councilwoman Inna Vernikov Quits Women’s Caucus Over Anti-Israel And Woke Agenda

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

How can I condemn and call out all these women’s organizations who stayed completely silent since October 7, but continue sitting in a body that’s supposed to stand up for women’s rights – that’s supposed to stand against the abuse and rape and captivity of women – but cannot do that when it comes to Jewish women?

Op-Eds

Part I: Impact of AI Technology: Artificial Intelligence and the Ever-Changing Day School and Yeshiva Landscape

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

It is one level to understand, appreciate and embrace AI generated innovation; its another level of cognition to learn how to use it and apply it effectively as well as how to celebrate its use in our schools.

Op-Eds

Israel and Greece in 2025

By BESA CENTER

Israeli-Greek relations were tested during the Israel-Hamas war. While Greece preferred to take a balanced stance at the UN level, it was eager to cement its strategic partnership with the Jewish State in difficult times.

Headline / Jonathan Tobin

If hostages are being abused, their captors shouldn’t be rewarded

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Three men released by Hamas looked like Nazi death-camp survivors. Israel and the United States must not allow the terrorists to survive and thrive.

Op-Eds

'The Palestinian People Does Not Exist'

By Gatestone Institute

On the world stage and promoted by the legacy media, the Palestinian issue is relentlessly and often callously exploited by ruthless jihadist Islamists and their sympathizers, despite the immense suffering of many innocent civilians from both parties to the conflict.

Op-Eds

The Gaza Plan Makes Sense

By Phyllis Chesler

Does anyone know that Islam is the largest practitioner of gender and religious apartheid? And of slavery?

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Trump, Macron and Greenland: A Contrived Conflict?

By Dr. Martin Sherman

On the world stage and promoted by the legacy media, the Palestinian issue is relentlessly and often callously exploited by ruthless jihadist Islamists and their sympathizers, despite the immense suffering of many innocent civilians from both parties to the conflict.

Op-Eds

Ongoing Necessity To Protect The Jewish People

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The need for a homeland where Jews could protect themselves was another factor in establishing the Jewish state. After personally experiencing antisemitism, Theodore Herzl, the founder of modern political Zionism, wrote in his diary in June 1895 that he “recognized the emptiness and futility of efforts to ‘combat antisemitism’” in Europe. “Declamations made in writing […]

Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

How Hamas Plans To Foil Trump's Gaza Plan

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Hamas is basically saying that if the Trump administration dares to implement the relocation and reconstruction plan, the terrorist organization will unleash a wave of terrorism against Americans and Palestinians.

Op-Eds

When Lip Service is Lethal

By Sara Lehmann

“Memory is not self-sustaining.”

Op-Eds

Trump Electrifies the World

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

For the suffering Gazans, the proposal offers a future in a developed country with housing and benefits and a new life not under the brutality of Hamas.

Headline / Op-Eds

Note to Israel and the World: Take Off the Gloves

By Phyllis Chesler

Israel, along with those countries facing the menace of Islamic extremism, must ensure there are no future Oct. 7th attacks.

In Print / Op-Eds

And The Children Shall Return To Their Borders

By Rabbi Zalman Eisenstock

At the very beginning of this war we all might have questioned how this terrible tragedy have happened. Why was our army not prepared for such a possibility?

Headline / Op-Eds

MGGA: Let Trump Make Gaza Great Again

By Martin Oliner

With international support, Trump will succeed.

In Print / Editorial

Time For UNWRA To Go

By Editorial Board

By all logic, with the creation of UNHCR, UNWRA became redundant and should have been dissolved. But it wasn’t. And in retrospect, there was method to the madness.

Jonathan Tobin

Trump Critics want to Make America Safe for Antisemites

By Jonathan S. Tobin

An executive order to deporting pro-Hamas student visa holders horrifies left-wingers. Would they defend foreigners inciting against other minorities?

In Print / Op-Eds

Can President Trump Make Yeshiva Tuition Free?

By Rabbi A.D. Motzen

If every family and business in our community, whether or not they have children in our schools, donates the maximum allowed contribution, it would generate enough funds to significantly lower tuition and, in some cases, allow students to attend for free.

In Print / Op-Eds

In The Middle East, Proper Education Is The Key To A Better Future

By Dr. Shmuel Katz and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org

Providing financial support and political power to terror-related groups without fundamental change in their nefarious educational messaging will not advance peace.

In Print / Editorial

Again The Dismaying Sen. Schumer

By Editorial Board

As the most powerful person in American government besides President Biden, he surely realized that his words would be taken by Israel’s enemies that a rupture in U.S. relations was coming. Did he think that would be a good thing for him to safeguard for Israel?

In Print / Front Page

New MIT-Led Initiative Brings Israeli Academics To U.S. Campuses

By Ziona Greenwald, J.D.

Kalaniyot was conceptualized in the aftermath of October 7th when we felt the acute needs for community and concern about the future of U.S.-Israel academic partnerships, explained Or Hen, a professor of physics and co-founder with Fraenkel of MIT-Kalaniyot.

In Print / Editorial

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries’ ‘Fighting Words’ Were Surprising

By Editorial Board

We got to wondering whether he was threatening that if Democrats were unsuccessful in the legislatures and the courts, they would resort to violence in the streets to get their way?

Op-Eds

Beinart's Wrong Again – There Isn't Any "Occupation"

By Moshe Phillips

Beinart is not misinformed—he is deliberately distorting the truth

Op-Eds

Trump’s New Regional Order

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Netanyahu’s historic meeting with Trump sets the stage for a transformative Middle Eastern strategy.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Why The PA Will NOT Be Able to Control Gaza

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The US Must Cut Ties with Qatar, Designate the Muslim Brotherhood a Foreign Terrorist Organization

Analysis

‘The Middle East Flipped Upside Down’: Israel-US Relations During the War

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

Why the Rafah entry was delayed, where the heavy bombs withheld by the White House are located, and how Jerusalem persuaded Washington to support the invasion of Lebanon.

Headline / Op-Eds

Disputes and Dilemmas

By Rabbi Alan Haber

Because this is a dilemma, not a dispute, there are also many aspects of the situation that we should all be able to agree about. If we recognize these areas of common ground, the tension between us will be diffused, and we might even be able to make better decisions going forward.

Op-Eds

Denying the Jewish Past

By Alex Grobman PhD.

No one can realistically be expected to know everything about the Palestinian Arab/Israeli conflict, yet there are recurring canards that one should be prepared to address with some level of knowledge.

Interviews and Profiles

Fighting the Other Israeli War

By Rachel Gross

Rabbi Menachem Bombach, founder of the Netzach Educational Network, has devoted his life to increasing haredi integration into Israeli society.

In Print / Op-Eds

How I Make A Papercut

By Ann Diament Koffsky

Slow and steady. Bit by Bit. Section by section, I cut out all the shapes in my sketch. I cut through both the sketch and the papers underneath.

Op-Eds

Trump Was Not Elected to Sound Retreat

By Gatestone Institute

The Trump 2.0 presidency is scarcely a week old and a number of political appointees who do not share the president's agenda are now in key positions in his administration. An epic struggle, it seems, is already underway to subvert the Trump administration from within.

In Print / Op-Eds

Hatred's Dark Grip

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

It is deeply tragic to witness the destructive effects of hatred among our enemies.

Op-Eds

Iran in Tense Anticipation of Trump’s Moves

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Will President Trump pursue renewed negotiations or revert to his “maximum pressure” strategy?

Featured / Headline / Khaled Abu Toameh

Qatar's 'Day After' Plan for Gaza: Keeping Hamas in Power

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Qataris do not want the PA in the Gaza Strip to rein in Hamas and other terrorist groups, or to prevent attacks against Israel. Instead, they want the PA to act as a front to maintain Hamas's hold on power -- as a cover for keeping Hamas in power.

In Print / Op-Eds

In One Motion, We Are Reminded That Hate Can Come From Anywhere

By Joshua J. Freundel

We need to stand against hate symbols everywhere, whether a swastika or an inverted triangle. Why? Because they are hateful, because in themselves they send a message of dehumanization.

In Print / Op-Eds

ADL Should Not Be Defaming Trump

By Martin Oliner

I am not here to defend or condemn the actions of those who entered the Capitol four years ago. But even if I did, it would not be a problem, because I am an individual and not a legacy organization of the Jewish people.

In Print / Editorial

The Latest Trump Middle East Blockbuster

By Editorial Board

And while the plan might seem pie in the sky, never forget that it was Trump’s out of the box vision that led to the Abraham Accords and the peaceful relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

The Ettinger Report

President Trump, Beware of Middle East Reality

By Yoram Ettinger

*Ending wars and terrorism is a noble aspiration, which confronts the reality of NO intra-Muslim peaceful coexistence during the last 14 centuries. In fact, since 1948, intra-Muslim wars have featured a toll of mega-million fatalities (e.g., 3 million killed during two civil wars in the Sudan, 3 million during the Pakistan-Bangladesh war, over 1 million […]

In Print / Letters To The Editor

Letters To The Editor - January 31, 2025

By Our Readers

  A Different Disney Perspective It was very good timing that your columnist Saul Jay Singer chose to write about songwriters Richard and Robert Sherman on the week when many yeshiva families are on break (“Richard And Robert Sherman And The Arguable Antisemitism Of P.L. Travers,” Jan. 17). This year, my family wanted to visit […]

In Print / Editorial

Fictive Reality: Musk Salute And ERA Kerfuffle

By Editorial Board

In fact, AOC even trashed the ADL which had said that, at worst, Musk’s gesture was an awkward gesture in moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute.

David Weinberg

The 50% Haredi Discount

By David Weinberg

The draft bill currently before Knesset is an outrage and a fiction at the same time; Religious Zionists demand: Give our families a 50% reduction in army service too!

Jonathan Tobin

Zero Tolerance for Empty Words of Holocaust Remembrance

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Those who are morally neutral about or support the latter-day Nazis of Hamas and make false claims of genocide against Israel should remain silent on Jan. 27.

Op-Eds

Mossad Aims to Thwart Terrorist Attacks Abroad by Released Palestinian Terrorists

By Yoni Ben Menachem

The large-scale release of high-profile Palestinian terrorists will require extensive surveillance by the Mossad to thwart potential attacks.

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