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In Print / Columns

Leaders Of The World

By Michal Popper

In our fast moving world, it might seem odd how a leader of such great stature, like Rabbi Shteinman, lived in such great simplicity, without looking for any fame or fortune, and yet had so many followers.

In Print / Columns

Chanukah

By Michal Popper

Although this bringing in of light begins at home, it does not stop there. Such is the nature of light that when one lights a light for one’s own benefit, it benefits also all who are in the vicinity.

In Print / Editorial

Parsing The President’s Jerusalem Declaration

By Editorial Board

So the president all but invited the Palestinians to come and negotiate over the issue he ostensibly resolved by recognizing Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem.

In Print / Editorial

Is The Judicial ‘Resistance’ Worm Turning?

By Editorial Board

In fact, the lawsuits that led to the lower court stays is only half of the story. The other half is that the plaintiffs forum-shopped.

In Print / Editorial

Relocating the American Embassy In Israel To Its Capital Jerusalem

By Editorial Board

Major news outlets reported that Arab leaders said that Mr. Trump informed them as much and were venting their anger.

In Print / Columns

Yehudit

By Michal Popper

How many of us think of the heroin Yehudit and the heroic act she did to save all the Jewish people, especially the women? This is the story of Yehudit.

In Print / Editorial

The Mueller Conundrum

By Editorial Board

More important – although ignored by the media – is the nature of the Flynn plea deal itself.

In Print / Features / Jewess Press

A Look At Education For Jewish Women Throughout The Ages (Part III - A Girl In A Modern World (1750-1950))

By Faigy Grunfeld

The image of the pious, simple and domestically maternal Jewish woman no longer appealed to these secularly educated girls.

In Print / Parsha

On Guard

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Yaakov was the epitome of a shomer.

In Print / Columns

Unity

By Michal Popper

As a Jew living in Israel I can express my burning desire that this whole country be united and focused on the same Jewish morals and values.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Spitz Endorsement (Correction)

By Editorial Board

This is the first time Diaspora Jews will be permitted to vote in an Israeli party primary.

In Print / Columns

Kislev

By Michal Popper

We as Jewish people must remember daily who we are, and who we come from and who our forefathers were.

In Print / Columns

Winter

By Michal Popper

True there is a lot of wealth within the world of technology that enables us to do so much more than in generations past. However, it has also created a very cold and isolated generation.

In Print / Editorial

The Middle East Is Cooking

By Editorial Board

Reportedly, the radar can identify a threat from a distance of 1,550 miles, providing Israel a relatively long – approximately eight minutes – response time and enabling the use of various means of interception.

In Print / Editorial

The De Blasio ‘Mandate’

By Editorial Board

While Mayor de Blasio has dutifully backed the “progressive” agenda, we have yet to hear him decry the left’s growing anti-Zionism.

In Print / Columns

G-d, Do You Love me?

By Michal Popper

Everyone wants to feel loved and accepted. Everyone wants to feel respected and honored. But what about the people who are never noticed?

In Print / Editorial

That Visa Lottery

By Editorial Board

Is it “cynical politics,” as some claimed last week, when a president resolves to attack a palpable problem at its source?

In Print / Features / Jewess Press

A Look At Education For Jewish Women Throughout The Ages (Part II - Early Modern Ashkenaz (1500-1750))

By Faigy Grunfeld

Because of the development of printing, female literacy gained some momentum, and a whole genre of women's Yiddish books was created.

In Print / Editorial

A Little Clarification, Mr. Rosenstein

By Editorial Board

He should clarify how far afield from the basic issue of Russian interference the special prosecutor may roam in the course of trying to prove his case.

In Print / Editorial

Expanding Jerusalem: Time To Incentivize Peace Talks

By Editorial Board

With this in mind, the Greater Jerusalem proposal could be the vehicle to turn things around.

In Print / Editorial

The OU Women’s Initiative

By Editorial Board

Another goal is the establishment of community learning programs to promote regular contact and exchanges among women in their communities.

In Print / Columns

Rachel Imeinu

By Michal Popper

Each tear of our mother Rachel nurtures in our, her children’s, consciousness the sense of “smallness.” She “nurses” us with her tears.

In Print / Columns

New Beginnings

By Michal Popper

With no special additions in any of the prayers, after such celebrations one can fall into sadness thinking the next holiday is Chanukah and it’s so far away.

In Print / Editorial

PA/Hamas Reconciliation

By Editorial Board

In essence the Israeli position is, and has long been, that Hamas cannot be accepted at the table unless it has renounced violence, recognized the state of Israel, accepted previous agreements between Israel and the Palestinians, and is now committed to peaceful negotiations to resolve the conflict.

In Print / Features / Jewess Press

A Look At Education For Jewish Women Throughout The Ages (Part I): Medieval Jewry (700-1500)

By Faigy Grunfeld

There is evidence that learned women were educated by tutors as well, as long as standards of modesty were upheld.

In Print / Editorial

The Administration And The ‘Peace Process’

By Editorial Board

So there was always supposed to be some notion of [Israeli] expansion into the West Bank, but not necessarily expansion into the entire West Bank.

In Print / Parsha

Believe It

By Rabbi Dani Staum

During the subsequent Days of Penitence, we prepared for the awesome and holy day of Yom Kippur, begging our Father and King to grant us a tabula rasa, so that we can begin anew.

In Print / Columns

The Days Of Repentance

By Michal Popper

G-d is merciful and loves his children more than we can understand. He isn’t interested in punishing just because we did wrong.

In Print / Editorial

The ‘Kneelers’ Debate

By Editorial Board

The disrespecting of the Star-Spangled Banner (and, by extension, our flag) by athletes who refuse to stand when it is played at sporting events is a broadside against one of the fundamental symbols of America.

In Print / Columns

Innocence

By Michal Popper

Each one of us no matter where we live, our gender, our nationality or the social circles we live in, have worries.

In Print / Editorial

Revisiting The Case Of The ‘Get Rabbis’

By Editorial Board

The initial prosecutions were marked by government conduct that should shock the conscience of anyone who believes in fair play.

In Print / Editorial

Trump Pivot?

By Editorial Board

Doubtless what moved the Democrats was the revelation that intelligence officials reported the antifa threat to the Obama administration some time ago with apparently no response from the president or any key aides.

In Print / Parsha

The Old Foolish King

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Why are you running so fast and why are all these people following you?

In Print / Editorial

The Jewish Community And Hurricane Harvey

By Editorial Board

Hundreds of volunteers were on hand in Passaic and other cities on Sunday night to load trucks with boxes of supplies and food items headed for Texas.

In Print / Editorial

Antifa: Conspiracy Of Silence?

By Editorial Board

Even Rep. Nancy Pelosi, no fan of Mr. Trump, has now taken to condemning antifa.

In Print / Columns

The Shofar: The Call From Within

By Michal Popper

We prepared and learned and repented in order to make Hashem very proud of us.

In Print / Editorial

Realism In The Middle East?

By Editorial Board

There will be no undermining of the leverage Israel has by virtue of its vast military and economic superiority over the Palestinians.

In Print / Editorial

That Aborted Conference Call

By Editorial Board

President Obama plainly wished to avoid noting that the site of the murders was a kosher market or that the targets were Jews, who could be expected to be there, especially on a Friday.

In Print / Columns

Investments

By Michal Popper

This is the time to stop and see in which direction we are heading in our lives. What type of investments are we making?

In Print / Columns

Planning Ahead

By Michal Popper

Now other than it being very frustrating we must learn to contemplate on those times and see beyond the moment of distress to a higher force.

In Print / Editorial

Lost Opportunity

By Editorial Board

He is not engaging in moral equivalence between good and evil.

In Print / Editorial

North Korea, Iran, And The Bomb

By Editorial Board

Some attribute the sudden lack of media focus on North Korea to a desire to embarrass Mr. Trump on the one hand and to deny him any credit for apparently defusing such an ominous situation on the other.

In Print / Editorial

Gen. McMaster: Friend Or Foe?

By Editorial Board

We take a back seat to no one in taking seriously the role a national security adviser plays when it comes to U.S. interests and those of Israel.

In Print / Featured / Editorial

President Trump’s Charlottesville Comments

By Editorial Board

So it was preordained, so to speak, that whatever he said about as electrifying an issue as Charlottesville would be seized upon by resistance members and turned into grist for their mill.

In Print / Editorial

Supreme Court Should Weigh In On Employee’s Right To Observe Passover

By Editorial Board

According to the petition, although Ms. Abeles seems plainly to have followed agency procedures for requesting time off by fully notifying her supervisor via e-mail, the agency...

In Print / Columns

Bein Hazmanin

By Michal Popper

Living in a carefree mode during bein hazmanim is dangerous and counterproductive to human accomplishment.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Abraham Kelman, Z”L

By Editorial Board

A respected Torah scholar, he authored several sefarim and was a mentor to many Jewish education professionals.

In Print / Editorial

The Hard Democrat Left And The Shifting Sen. Gillibrand

By Editorial Board

President Trump and his UN ambassador, Nikki Haley, may be slowly moving the UN in a different direction, but the problem still looms.

In Print / Editorial

It’s Really Not So Hard To Understand, Mr. Kushner

By Editorial Board

Why would the Palestinians not believe that the U.S. would forever pressure Israel to meet escalating Palestinians demands?

In Print / Columns

Tu B’Av

By Michal Popper

Then there's the theory that Tu B’Av marks the day on which the generation sentenced to die in the desert for the sin of the Golden Calf stopped dying.

In Print / Editorial

The Disturbing Mr. De Blasio

By Editorial Board

He told a German TV station that his appearance was in part to provide an opposing position to President Trump’s worldview.

In Print / Editorial

Time To End The Charades

By Editorial Board

Financial packages? Reintegrating cold-blooded murderers into society? And so the report went, simply glossing over the damning evidence of Palestinian malevolence.

In Print / Columns

From Exile To Redemption

By Michal Popper

Many books and commentaries have been written on the reasons we have not merited redemption. All agree that the main reason is the lack of love between us.

In Print / Parsha

It’s All In The Approach

By Rabbi Dani Staum

The ninth of Av became a harbinger of the numerous tragedies we would suffer throughout the exile.

In Print / Columns

Seize The Moment

By Michal Popper

No one knows how many years he is given on this earth. If a person were to know when their time is up they would live differently.

In Print / Editorial

The Case Of The Three Rabbis

By Editorial Board

No longer would religious motivation entitle one to a constitutionally required exemption from a law of general applicability.

In Print / Editorial

The Tale Of The Metal Detectors

By Editorial Board

Indeed, religious buildings in major Muslim religious centers such as Mecca and Medina are protected by the devices, as is the Vatican.

In Print / Editorial

A Welcome Result

By Editorial Board

Indeed, the presiding judge in the Silver trial admonished Mr. Bharara for his verbal excesses.

In Print / Editorial

Prenuptials And The 44 Rabbis

By Editorial Board

Jewish law stipulates that a Jewish divorce can only be initiated by the husband in an exercise of his free will.

In Print / Columns

Relationships

By Michal Popper

The older and wiser that we get the more we realize that those prehistoric parents and grandparents are not as out of date as we thought.

In Print / Columns

My Heart Is In The East While I Dwell In The West

By Michal Popper

Throughout the years that I lived in America I would meet lots of Jews with the same love and burning desire to live in Israel. I was not alone.

In Print / Editorial

President Trump’s Warsaw Speech

By Editorial Board

It seems the Resistance is rooted in the notion that Mr. Trump is hopelessly out of sync with American values and American voters.

In Print / Columns

The Hilltop Youth

By Michal Popper

The generation of Jews who left Egypt and received the Torah on Mount Sinai, dreamed of entering the promised land and settling in it.

In Print / Columns

Disabilities

By Michal Popper

Aside from the inconsiderate people there are the people who stare at those who look different, or even strange, depending on the disability.

In Print / Parsha

Whom Are You Fooling?

By Rabbi Dani Staum

Even the greatest of people must be wary of the dangers of their own passions and pursuits.

In Print / Columns

My Desire

By Michal Popper

Often we feel that the days just pass by and we are missing our purpose in life.

In Print / Editorial

The Times Revises Its Revisionism

By Editorial Board

And therein lies a cautionary tale that should cause skeptics of Mr. Trump’s “fake news” mantra to seriously reconsider.

In Print / Editorial

Pass The Taylor Force Act

By Editorial Board

That this lesson in Palestinian credibility – or, more precisely, lack of same – will seriously inform future U.S. Mideast policy is perhaps too much to hope for.

In Print / Columns

Oh My Yerushalayim

By Michal Popper

Living In Jerusalem isn’t so easy. People with different religions and different views want this city to belong only to them.

In Print / Columns

The Conductor

By Michal Popper

As we grow up and become more independent, we tend to think that we are in charge and that everything is in our hands.

In Print / Parsha

Elite Stagnancy

By Rabbi Dani Staum

One who teaches his friend's son Torah is analogous to the father himself.

In Print / Editorial

The Trump Middle East Reset Is A Signal Event

By Editorial Board

Many of us, though, were certain that after a relatively short hiatus, Iran’s pursuit of regional hegemony supported by a nuclear arsenal would resume, and inexorably so.

In Print / Editorial

An Embassy Move Wouldn’t Be Breaking New Ground

By Editorial Board

In any event, applying the waiver provision to the law’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital makes no sense.

In Print / Editorial

Read The Tea Leaves, Mr. President

By Editorial Board

Deal-breaking demands may emerge, but it is rare that anyone goes into a negotiation with the intent of insisting on concessions that can in no way be made by the other side.

In Print / Editorial

Mideast Mistakes The President Can’t Afford To Make

By Editorial Board

Israel has developed into a world-class military, economic, agricultural, and technological power.

In Print / Editorial

Rav Binyamin Kamenetsky

By Editorial Board

A Torah scholar in his own right... he was also steeped in the ways of the gedolim who were contemporaries and colleagues of his legendary father, Rav Yaakov Kamenetsky.

In Print / Editorial

Rabbi Nisson Wolpin

By Editorial Board

Rabbi Wolpin was a gifted editor, which, combined with his thorough grounding in Torah sources and regular contact with the Torah personalities associated with Agudah...

In Print / Parsha

The Art Of Instruction

By Rabbi Dani Staum

It was not enough for the Kohen to offer his ruling; he also had to instruct and guide.

In Print / Editorial

Trump/Abbas Meeting: The Possibilities

By Editorial Board

Certainly they were encouraged in that view by the hostile attitude of the Obama administration toward the Netanyahu government.

In Print / Editorial

How’s That Again?

By Editorial Board

Indeed, while Mr. Barghouti did note in passing that he is serving several life sentences, he failed to mention that they were imposed for his notorious acts of murder and destruction.

In Print / Editorial

The Syrian Chemical Attack

By Editorial Board

Yet within a few years Syria was able to employ chemical weapons to horrible result.

In Print / Editorial

Trump’s Wall: The Times Loses It

By Editorial Board

In fact, since the construction of the barrier, suicide attacks against Israelis from over the Green Line have become almost non-existent.

In Print / Editorial

Believe It Or Not Department: Students Encouraged To Justify The Final Solution

By Editorial Board

What leaps out is that students are presented with a neutral framework in which no distinction is drawn between approving and disapproving of the Final Solution.

In Print / Editorial

The President Deserves An Apology

By Editorial Board

It turns out, of course, that the widely reported anti-Jewish threats – and bear in mind that all along they were, thankfully, just that – threats...

In Print / Editorial

Know When To Hold ‘Em, Know When To Fold ‘Em

By Editorial Board

It almost seems that President Trump, the highly touted leader and dealmaker extraordinaire, is getting something of a pass despite his not being able to do what had to be done to get the deal through.

In Print / Editorial

Transforming The UN?

By Editorial Board

Of course, the situation in the West Bank is more complicated, if only because of the constant threat of Arab violence and the need to impose restrictions to contain that violence.

In Print / Parsha

Permanent Departure

By Rabbi Dani Staum

The Red Cow which was completely burnes symbolizes the eradication of one's past.

In Print / Editorial

The Bharara Spectacle

By Editorial Board

As for Mr. Bharara himself, he is reputed to have designs on running for elective office in New York which has an overwhelmingly liberal, anti-Trump voter base.

In Print / Editorial

David Friedman’s Nomination Clears Important Hurdle

By Editorial Board

Given the unanimous vote by the Republicans on the committee in support of Mr. Friedman, it’s highly likely that the Republican-controlled Senate will confirm him as well.

In Print / Editorial

Beth Medrash Govoha Is Entitled To Equitable Treatment

By Editorial Board

This, even though BMG otherwise qualified for the grant at least as much as other grantees that had no religious affiliation.

In Print / Editorial

The Troubling DNC Election

By Editorial Board

It is hard to miss the sharp difference between the politics of the post-2016 presidential election and what followed earlier national elections.

In Print / Editorial

The President’s Response To Anti-Semitic Attacks

By Editorial Board

It seems absurd to suggest that Mr. Trump was somehow part of the problem.

In Print / Editorial

The Azariya Sentence

By Editorial Board

No civilized person should shed a tear for the terrorist al-Sharif.

In Print / Editorial

What’s Really Going On With The Immigration Executive Order

By Editorial Board

That approach invokes the novel concept that aliens enjoy the same constitutional rights as do American citizens.

In Print / Editorial

Penalty For Passover Observance

By Editorial Board

The Airports Authority claimed the employee did not follow procedures for requesting annual leave, which include accounting for absences due to religious observance.

In Print / Editorial

Settlements And The Trump Statement

By Editorial Board

If the administration is indeed thinking along the lines of region-wide approach as opposed to a two state solution, it will be a breath of fresh air...

In Print / Editorial

The Orthodox Union’s Statement On Women Rabbis

By Editorial Board

And the frustrated voices of those unable to find suitable outlets for their talents were growing louder and louder.

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