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Jihad Must Have No Place in the West

By Guy Millière

It is hoped that the Trump administration will allow no place for jihad in the US or the West.

Op-Eds

"A Glorious Surrender"

By Meir Indor

What should be done? The responsibility lies with the public to protest persistently. Even if we don’t achieve everything, it will strengthen the government’s resolve in the face of external pressures.

Featured / Op-Eds

Our Ministers are Sending 380 Israelis to Their Deaths

By Susie Dym

80% of released terrorists return to their terror activities, and the ratio of release to murder is nearly 1:4.

Op-Eds

A Deal with Terrorists--What Is At Stake?

By Phyllis Chesler

The wilder part of me thinks that Israel should only return terrorist corpses and finally institute a death penalty for terrorists with blood on their hands.

Interviews and Profiles

In Memory of a Fallen Soldier: Learning Mesillat Yesharim

By Guest Author

The students of Talmud Torah Netzach Yisrael in Beit Shemesh have launched a meaningful learning project in memory of a fallen soldier from Jerusalem that they never met.

Featured / Headline / Daniel Greenfield

The Hamas Surrender Deal Sets Up Trump to Fail

By Daniel Greenfield

The Trump administration is being tricked into adopting the Biden administration's Hamas policy.

In Print / Editorial

Israel At A Flashpoint: Time To Think Out Of The Box

By Editorial Board

Israel has earned the right to defensible borders and non-threatening neighbors, having been forced over the years to defend itself in wars of survival with its predatory neighbors precisely because of its defensive inadequacies. In a very real sense Israel has more than paid its dues.

Op-Eds

Who REALLY Denied Statehood to the Palestinian People?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

  One of the most pervasive myths of the Palestinian protest movement is that Israel has denied statehood to the Palestinian people. To the contrary, Israel agreed to Palestinian statehood in 1937-1938, 1947-1948, 1967, 2000-2001, and 2007. In each case, it was the Palestinian leadership that refused to agree to the two-state solution that would […]

Interviews and Profiles

Huckabee Tells Jews to Take Antisemitism “As a Badge of Honor”

By Sara Lehmann

“If there is peace in Israel, then there is peace in the world.”

In Print / Op-Eds

Making Peace With Today’s Pharaohs

By Rabbi Leo Dee

Our enemies have made it very clear to the world since October 7 that they believe Palestine should extend ‘From the river to the sea.’ In fact, they attacked the Gaza Envelope, not Judea and Samaria.

In Print / Op-Eds

Please, Be More Polite

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

The most accurate and literal translation of Derech Eretz is the ways of the world. Every society establishes its own codes of conduct to ensure more polite and civilized interactions. These codes of politeness are highly context-specific and differ from period to period and from location to location.

In Print / Editorial

A Positive Acknowledgement Of Trump’s Legal Position

By Editorial Board

The court’s ruling did not touch on Mr. Trump’s substantive presidential immunity or lawfare defenses. Nor did it appear to follow any heated debates over them.

Op-Eds

Trump’s Israel Agenda: Immediate Critical Decisions Await

By Ariel Kahana

From Tehran's nuclear ambitions to a Gaza war resolution, the incoming president arrives with a detailed blueprint for the Middle East.

Jonathan Tobin

‘Scholasticide’ Slur : Why Trump Should Defund Antisemitic Institutions

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The American Historical Association’s allegation discredits them more than it does Israel. Yet it illustrates how corrupt and anti-intellectual the leftist-dominated academic world has become.

Headline / Op-Eds

"Blame It on the Jews!"

By Gatestone Institute

To their enemies, the Jews cannot do anything right. They are hated when they are strong; they are hated when they are weak. They are hated when they are poor; they are hated when they are rich. They are hated when they win; they are hated when they lose.

Jonathan Tobin

Ending Facebook Censorship is a Victory for Freedom, not Antisemitism

By Jonathan S. Tobin

ADL’s claims that Mark Zuckerberg’s decision will harm Jews show their partisanship and liberal frustration over Trump’s defeat of the censorship-industrial complex.

Op-Eds

Does ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan Even Know What Genocide Is?

By Bennett Ruda

Khan had been using a pro-Palestinian law firm in connection with the case, raising questions regarding his impartiality

Op-Eds

Hamas Recruits Thousands of New Fighters in Gaza

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Security sources confirm that Hamas’s military wing has recruited thousands of new fighters, who have undergone military training, in exchange for money, humanitarian aid, and medical treatment.

Headline / Op-Eds

Is Achdut Sustainable? Achievable?

By Dr. Chaim Botwinick

Achdut takes time, a conviction and a commitment . But above all, it will require a sense of urgency.

In Print / Op-Eds

Onward And Upward? A Post-Chanukah Reflection

By Rabbi Yehuda L Oppenheimer

Let us be honest. For many people, who are not unusually holy and spiritual, which night of Chanukah is the most exciting – the first, or the last?

Headline / Op-Eds

Syrian Leader al-Jolani’s Attitude Toward Israel

By Yoni Ben Menachem

Currently, Israel follows a policy of “respecting and suspecting him,” and so far, it has not established open or secret communication channels with al-Jolani.

Op-Eds

Whose Life is Worth Living?

By Sara Lehmann

Determining the value of life is a question of moral relativism on the left. Whether life is sanctified or not depends on whose life it is.

In Print / Editorial

On Jimmy Carter

By Editorial Board

We in the Jewish community also had special concerns with Mr. Carter both during and after his one term in office that went beyond those we necessarily shared with our fellow Americans – centering around his feelings about Jews and the Jewish State of Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Carter’s ‘Al Chet’ & Ulysses S. Grant’s… Rabbi?

By Rabbi Moshe Taub

We must recognize Israel's achievements under difficult circumstances, even as we strive in a positive way to help Israel continue to improve its relations with its Arab populations, but we must not permit criticisms for improvement to stigmatize Israel.

In Print / Op-Eds

Liberal Media Mainstreams A Blood Libel About Israeli ‘Apathy’

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The claim that Israelis are indifferent to the suffering in Gaza is false; its purpose is to demonize Jews while ignoring Palestinian support for genocide.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Nation Of Grandparents

By Rabbi Moshe Taragin

The mitzvah to honor parents solidifies the structure of the family. By honoring those who have sacrificed to build and nurture the family, we reinforce the values that underpin family life.

In Print / Editorial

Blinken’s Bombshell Departing Interview

By Editorial Board

Palestinians claim UNWRA is a vital lifeline for the needy, while Israel has determined that it is a dangerous cover for Hamas with several of its employees having taken part in the October 7 massacre and cannot be allowed to continue in operation.

Op-Eds

2025 New Year's Resolution: Do Something Honorable Today and Every Day

By Lawrence Kadish

The reality of America at the start of 2025 is far more nuanced than any one side would have you believe.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Challenges And Rewards Of Community Service

By Louis P Welz

COJO Flatbush certainly has plenty to be proud of, and I look forward to even greater growth in the coming decade, with more programs, services, and partnership opportunities with elected officials representing our city’s diverse communities.

Headline / Op-Eds

Blinken’s Stunning Confession

By Caroline B. Glick

Whenever there has been public daylight between the U.S. and Israel, Hamas has pulled back from a ceasefire and release of hostages, the secretary said.

Op-Eds

Irving Bunim, 'A Fire In His Soul': Part IV: Stephen Klein’s Mission to Europe

By Alex Grobman PhD.

It wasn’t long before Klein ran into the roadblocks erected by the U.S. State Department to keep Jews out of the U.S.

David Weinberg

Incontrovertibly Indigenous in Israel

By David Weinberg

Time to re-engage in the fight for Israel with passion and conviction, not apologetics or apprehension. A new film and book show the way.

Headline / Op-Eds

Multiculturalism, Human Rights, and the West

By Gatestone Institute

[I]t is the tiny nation of Israel that has found itself largely alone in the desperate fight to preserve the West's Judeo-Christian ideals. It would be to the West's advantage if its other nations would join Israel in this noble task.

In Print / Op-Eds

Joining The Branches

By Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Brander

How can we unite our various branches while maintaining our distinct and complementary characteristics? What does it take to hold together differing tribes as we pursue our shared destiny?

Daniel Greenfield

December 31st, 1912

By Daniel Greenfield

America has not fallen, no more than it did when the clock struck midnight on December 31, 1912.

Headline / Op-Eds

2024: A Year in Review

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

This year will go down in history as the year Israel re-asserted itself and Trump regained the presidency.

Featured / Op-Eds

Don't Attribute Sudden Jihad Syndrome to Mental Illness

By Phyllis Chesler

The moment I first heard about the mass murders in New Orleans, I knew in my bones that the car rammer and shooter was a Muslim.

In Print / Front Page

An Accident of History: Jimmy Carter and the Israel-Egypt Peace Accord

By Jason Maoz

It was with no apparent sense of irony that Jimmy Carter’s 1976 campaign autobiography was titled Why Not the Best? That very question would come up with increasing frequency in the years after Carter’s election, only then it was being asked not as a rhetorical device to sell books but by Americans who refused to believe that this ineffectual, uninspiring milquetoast was the best a great nation could do.

In Print / Editorial

End Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Initiatives

By Editorial Board

While the list of companies and institutions abandoning their voluntary DEI programs continues to grow, there are many that have not wavered and show no signs of doing so.

In Print / Albany Beat

Albany Beat - January 3, 2025

By Marc Gronich

Hochul also expressed, as only she can, her disgust with the Electoral College, calling for it to be abolished as she presided over the 60th general proceedings of the state’s delegation to the Electoral College in Albany.

In Print / Op-Eds

Light In The Darkness: How Telling Jewish Stories Is an Antidote to Antisemitism

By Arnon Z. Shorr

Fanny framed the need to share Jewish stories in terms of education. She wanted others to learn about Jews. The implied reasoning behind this is that antisemitism emerges from a lack of knowledge, and as such, teaching people about Jews would fix the problem.

In Print / Front Page

‘The Hat Of Salvation You Wore On Your Head’

By Rabbi Ephraim Z. Buchwald

Mr. Blum’s father had no idea how the American official would react to his brazen request. But he felt strongly that he could not take an oath without his head covered. This small act of courage resulted in great liberation.

In Print / Op-Eds

Israel Cannot Again Leave Gazan Areas For Months

By Yaakov Lappin

Currently, the IDF is dealing with the hundreds of terrorists who remain, demonstrating the scale of the challenge posed by a well-entrenched adversary.

In Print / Editorial

Pope Francis And The Genocide Defamation

By Editorial Board

Paradoxically, even as the Pope was delivering his calumnies, the Palestinian Authority, which of late has begun a crackdown on terrorists in the West Bank in order to present itself as an alternative to Hamas control of Gaza, confirmed Israel’s position.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

May Orthodox Jews Mark New Year’s Day

By Rabbi Michael J. Broyde

This article discusses the final category: federal holidays that are religious in origin but are now seemingly celebrated secularly, with New Year’s Day as an excellent example of that.

In Print / Op-Eds

2024’s Five Best Books About Israel

By Moshe Phillips

That Israel's right to defend its civilians is being questioned every day all around the world demonstrates how important books that rise beyond rhetoric are – and that’s what these books do.

Op-Eds

Abbas Reveals His True Colors

By Moshe Phillips

If Abbas really wants peace – as J Street and the State Department keep telling us – he would not have heaped praise on Shubaki in his eulogy.

Op-Eds

The Gray Lady’s Latest anti-Israel Hit Job

By Ruthie Blum

Lest “The New York Times” be accused of basing its entire screed on anonymous sources, it made sure to include a quote from—you guessed it—a Gazan.

Headline / Op-Eds

Millions of Christians Under Islamist Assault, Yet Pope Francis Targets the Jews

By Gatestone Institute

The Jews are not committing genocide against Muslims in Gaza, whose population grew almost 3% last year. Muslims, however, are committing mass murder via jihad against Christians in Africa. Yet the Pope cowers from defending his own flock.

Op-Eds

Israelis, the Jews I Never Knew

By Rabbi Elchanan Poupko

Never again will I be able to look at secular Israelis–be it in Israel or in the diaspora–the same way I have in the past.

Op-Eds

The Search for A Solution: Irving Bunim, 'A Fire In His Soul': Part III

By Alex Grobman PhD.

The apparent lack of sensitivity to the needs of the observant Jews was visible in a number of areas

Op-Eds

Caution, Religious Zionists: They Are Exploiting Your Good-Heartedness

By Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar

Don't let the Haredi draft or the hostage issue divide our camp and topple the government.

Op-Eds

Israel, Amos, and the Philistines

By Gatestone Institute

Israel's enemies in Gaza today, like the Philistines of old, constitute a mortal threat to the nation, although that threat diminishes as Israel again succeeds in overcoming its enemies.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Macron on the Wrong Side of History

By Dr. Martin Sherman

The election of Donald Trump and the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria will compel a recalibration of recalibration of France’s past policies.

Into the Fray / Dr. Martin Sherman

INTO THE FRAY: Gaza—A Sense of Déjà vu

By Dr. Martin Sherman

Sadly, the discussion of the fate of Gaza in general, and of the “Day After” in particular, is taking on an eerily familiar look—ominously reminiscent of the discussions of yesteryear.

In Print / Headline / Op-Eds

This Land Is Our Land

By Rabbi Reuven Taragin

As the State of Israel achieved more international recognition, including peace deals with Arab neighbors, many Israelis saw this recognition as the basis of our rights to the land. They no longer felt a need to rely upon the Bible as the basis of their rights and, thus, of their identity.

In Print / Featured / Perspectives / Op-Eds / Archives+

Chanukah Candles: Publicizing Historical Truth And Appreciating Truth in its Own Right

By Rabbi Judah Kerbel

If the mitzvah of lighting candles is zecher l’Mikdash, then some form of mehadrin can be compared to other forms of hiddur mitzvah. But if the mitzvah is for pirsumei nisa, then mehadrin, especially mehadrin min hamehadrin, takes on new significance.

In Print / Editorial

Addressing The Iranian Nuclear Issue Is More Urgent And Feasible Than Ever

By Editorial Board

In terms of military action taking out Iran’s nuclear development sites, Israel has clearly demonstrated that the sites are well within reach of Israeli air power – and certainly that of the United States.

The Ettinger Report

A Hanukkah Guide for the Perplexed, 2024

By Yoram Ettinger

The Hebrew words Hanukkah (חנוכה), inauguration (חנוכ), and education ((חנוך possess an identical root.

In Print / Op-Eds

When The New Morality Is Just The Old Immorality

By Rabbi Leo Dee

This pathology in human herd mentality has been successfully exploited by Russian Communists, German Nazis and Arab Islamists over the past century, and has led to disastrous results, not least for the inhabitants of those nations. Standing diametrically opposed to this superficial populism is the Jewish people.

In Print / Op-Eds

Winks From Above: How Musical Synchronicity Led Me To G-d

By Andrew Hershkowitz

I began putting on tefillin daily for the first time in nearly five years, more out of a transactional hope – a gumball machine theology – than genuine devotion. I figured if I gave something to G-d, maybe He’d give something back.

In Print / Front Page

Tactical Menorahs: A New First For The IDF Rabbinate

By Rabbi Chaim Goldberg

The IDF Rabbinate’s guidelines aim to answer many of the countless questions of Jewish law it has received in recent weeks regarding how to best fulfill the mitzvah of lighting Chanukah candles during wartime.

In Print / Editorial

DA Fani Willis, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez And The Trump Nov. 5 Victory

By Editorial Board

Ms. Ocasio-Cortez made a lot of progressive noises from the moment she entered Congress in 2019 as its youngest female member... She quickly became the face of disruptive progressivism in Congress and seemed destined to ride to future fame and prominence on the crest of a wave of progressive inevitability.

Op-Eds

First, The Radical Left Defended Palestinian Terrorism; Now They Are Excusing The Murder Of A CEO

By Bennett Ruda

And sure enough, if you do a search, you will find responses that echo the Secretary General's excuse for Hamas, applied now on social media to Luigi Mangione

Featured / Op-Eds

Demographics Don’t Lie: The Decline of the Christian Population in PA- and Hamas-Controlled Areas

By JCFA- Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs

While Islamic tradition sees Christians and Jews as the “People of the Book,” they still retain only second-class status as “protected” dhimmi, an inferior status for not having accepted Islam.

Featured / Op-Eds

Yosef & the Rehabilitation of Hill-Top Youth

By Sarah Manning

One of the less-talked about aspects of the Shlav Bet recruitment of older soldiers by the IDF since October 7 is the army’s new willingness to accept applications from people with certain types of criminal records. Roz Lyons explains.

Headline / Op-Eds

Thank You, Israel, for Saving the World, Defending Freedom and Reshaping the Middle East

By Gatestone Institute

Israel's approach to combating terrorism has always been characterized by thoroughness and determination -- for which is usually put through the tortures of hell by the very countries it is working to save

Op-Eds

Today Marks Day 444 for Hostages in Gaza

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

Comparing the two situations shows how much has changed in the last four decades – none of it for the better.

Op-Eds

Welcome to ‘Paddystine’

By Ben Cohen

Dublin’s goal, according to Israel’s ambassador to Ireland, has been to undermine the Jewish state’s ability to defend itself by launching 'lawfare'

Op-Eds

The Final Days

By Gatestone Institute

While much national attention is on the first 100 days of the Trump 2.0 presidency, there is growing reason to be concerned about the final days of Joe Biden's term.0

Headline / Op-Eds

Countdown to Chaos? Dangerous Weeks Before Inauguration

By Gatestone Institute

While much national attention is on the first 100 days of the Trump 2.0 presidency, there is growing reason to be concerned about the final days of Joe Biden's term.

In Print / Op-Eds

The Cost To Frum Jews In Changing Daylight Saving Time

By Rabbi Gil Student

Permanent Daylight Saving Time would force us to be late for about two months a year rather than two weeks. This would significantly affect the employment status of many people.

Analysis

Syria’s Earthquake and the Aftershock in Lebanon

By Col. Dr. Jacques Neriah

The fall of Assad will impact on Lebanon’s presidential election and Hizbullah’s future

In Print / Op-Eds

Chanukah, Chaos, And The Heroes Who Light The Way

By Jason Ciment

Like the Maccabees, these individuals fought not just with weapons but with purpose, resilience, and a deep love for their people and their land. Their stories remind us that, even when the odds seem stacked against us, miracles are possible – but we must take the first step.

In Print / Op-Eds

Black Wealth Matters

By Daniel Retter

This plan will excite the targeted populations and demonstrate that you care for them, especially in blue urban centers like New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles, which today are probably your weakest areas of voter support.

Op-Eds

October 7 Supporters Sponsor Times Square Billboard

By Moshe Phillips

It also includes the usual selection of anti-Israel slurs: Israel is an apartheid state … it is engaged in a slow motion campaign of ethnic cleansing … the Al-Aqsa mosque has been desecrated again and again… and Israel is illegally holding over five thousand political prisoners (because the ICNA considers convicted Arab terrorists to be political prisoners).

In Print / Editorial

The Golan Must Be Part Of Israel

By Editorial Board

Most analysts of Middle East geopolitics agree that Israel’s recent degrading of the military capacities of Iran and Hezbollah, the primary supporters of the Assad regime, convinced the rebels that there was an opportunity to topple it. Yet their background and current warnings to Israel suggest that they will not be an improvement over Assad.

Op-Eds

As a Rabbi, I’m Praying for 2 Christian Children

By Rabbi Steven Burg

We must unite against hatred and violence, actively challenging hate in all its forms.

In Print / Columns

The Pope’s Keffiyeh

By Rabbi YY Rubinstein

It would be stupid not to recognize there are plenty of good people still in the Democratic party who abhor the Squad and other of their most extreme party members.

In Print / Op-Eds

A Year In The Life Of Australian Jews

By Anonymous in Sydney

To stand in solidarity with Israel, two days after Oct. 7, the Australian government decided to display images of the Israeli flag on the sails of the Sydney Opera House. Palestinian supporters retaliated by gathering at that landmark (while the Jews were warned to keep away) to set alight the Israeli flag, which they stomped on while shouting profanities. Police stood by and watched.

In Print / Editorial

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s Crusade

By Editorial Board

Can anyone forget his legal gymnastics to conjure up a case against Donald Trump in the so-called hush money case?

The Ettinger Report

President Trump – Beware of HTS and the Moslem Brotherhood

By Yoram Ettinger

The vision of the HTS is not limited to Syria. It aims to topple all national Islamic regimes, and establish a universal Islamic entity, as prescribed by the precepts of the Moslem Brotherhood, which has pursued its goals through politics, education, social welfare and affiliates, splinters and offshoots that engage in terrorism.

Interviews and Profiles

Moving Up: An Interview with Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer

By Sara Lehmann

Minister Sofer: Israel needs aliyah. It is important for the resilience and solidarity of the State of Israel. To this end, we help with housing, with learning the Hebrew language through an ulpan, and with many new programs.

Analysis

Turkish-Orchestrated Attacks on Kurds Threaten Israeli Interests Too

By Yaakov Lappin

Military action against the Kurds in northern and eastern Syria threatens a U.S. ally that could prevent future Iranian arms smuggling.

Headline / Op-Eds

Israel's Biggest Enemy: The Thanks Bibi gets for Disabling Iran, Terrorist Groups

By Bassam Tawil

[Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu] has not earned the title "The Churchill of the Middle East" for nothing.

Analysis

A Call for Unity: Irving Bunim, 'A Fire In His Soul': Part II

By Alex Grobman PhD.

Given the tremendous unmet needs of the survivors and an inefficient effort by the American Orthodox community to help observant European Jews, the Vaad insisted there be unity among Orthodox Jews or the mission of saving the Torah community in Europe would be doomed.

Headline / Op-Eds

An Apparent Moral Demise

By Gatestone Institute

"Jewish people brought morality to the world thousands of years ago, and some people are still mad about it." — Safra Catz, CEO of Oracle, ynetnews.com, January 27, 2024.

Analysis

Israel’s ‘Golden Opportunity’ to Wean Itself Off US Military Aid

By David Isaac

"The advantages of independence clearly outweigh the benefits of continuing the status quo," says Misgav Institute fellow Raphael BenLevi.

Op-Eds

Rebottled Jew-Hate: Boycotting Jewish Genius

By Gatestone Institute

"Since October 7 [2023], a sort of quiet boycott of Israeli researchers has begun, of the kind that has never been seen before. This boycott is reflected in the cancellation of invitations to joint conferences, the rejection of articles for publication, the rejection of grants to Israeli researchers, and more." — Israel's National Council for Civilian Research and Development, December 2023.

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