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    The Outreach Revolution

    Our battles with the Conservative movement are over. They no longer pose a threat to Orthodoxy.

    For the Sake of Keeping the Bris Milah, Give Up Metzitza B’Peh

    Those who carry the herpes virus cannot always tell when it is present in the mouth.

    Terrorism and Immigration Reform

    When it comes to immigration policy, ignoring Islam’s part in this because of a misguided form of political correctness is why things like the Boston bombings happen.

    The Haredi Civil Right to Not Appreciate Israel

    A lack of patriotism is not a cause for punitive measures.

    The Dzhokar is Not Wild, It was Jihad

    It is Islamism that is the enemy and not al Qaeda. Al Qaida is but one tool of many dedicated to the cause.

    Changing the Paradigm of the Haredi Jew

    Universal army service will help integrate Haredim into the workplace so that they can earn a livable wage and support their families.

    An Autonomous Haredi State: Having Their Cake and Eating It Too

    The suggestion is intriguing, self serving and frankly somewhat humorous.

    Protesting the ‘Evil Decree’? Why Not a Counter Rally?

    They can say all day long that they are not protesting Israel. The fact that they will be out there in the middle of Manhattan talking about 'gezeirot' says otherwise.

    Wrapped in Plastic and Hilul HaShem

    When a Jew who appears to the world as the most religious among us acts like a fool that is a hilul HaShem.

    The Sharansky Option

    Public protests of the expansion of the Robinson's Arch area for egalitarian prayer would only generate more enmity.

    Solving One Problem, Sort of…

    I personally see no problem with what Satmar did. They lobbied for the land and they got it. Black and Latino leaders could have done the same.

    Making Lemonade out of a Cardozo Lemon

    I agree with Alan Dershowitz that Carter's presence at Carodozo Law School should be used as a positive.

    An Appalling Critique of Gilad Shalit

    Ben Caspit says the Shalit's kidnapping may have been prevented. That’s easy for him to say. He was not under rocket attack when he made these judgmental comments.

    Photoshopping Women Out of the Holocaust

    Digitally removing women from Holocaust photos dishonors those women and the victims and survivors of the Holocaust.

    How to Lessen the Hatred

    As long as rabbinic leaders live in the past and insist on calling the idea of ‘sharing the burden’ a 'shas haShmad,' antagonism toward Haredim will not change.

    Another Baby (Almost) Bites the Dust

    Rabbi Pirutinsky discussed the issue of 'metzizah b'peh' at length, concluding that if medical experts determine that there is a danger to the child, metzizah should be performed by other legitimate methods.

    A Mistaken Plea to Klal Yisrael

    Divinity exemptions are designed to produce clergy that will serve the populace, not so that every single member of it becomes a member of the clergy.

    YU Must Do the Right Thing

    Yeshiva University needs to admit that mistakes were made by leaders both past and present.

    The Real Reason for the Fifth Cup

    The fifth cup is based on a machlokes in the Gemarah.

    A Quick Analysis of Obama’s Trip

    I think Obama is genuine in his expression of appreciation and even admiration for the Jewish people and the State of Israel.

    What Rav Shachter Said…

    We were all sitting around Rav Shachter in a circle. And we were all thinking the same thing.

    Societal Abandonment of the Bible as a Moral Guide

    Who individuals are attracted to is none of our business and shouldn’t influence our encounters with them, but that is different than the normalization of gay sex.

    A Brighter Future for Haredim in Israel

    There is no reason why Haredim should continue to be the single biggest and fastest growing welfare demographic in all of Israel.

    Visiting a Friend

    Unlike some of his biggest detractors, I believe that the President actually likes Israel and values the friendship of the Israeli people.

    Is Sabbath Observance Enough?

    I would love to consider all people who observe Shabbos as observant. That was once the case.

    A Hasidic Role Model

    I would love to see Mrs. Freier become the role model for all Hasidic women – and not just for those like the ones she attended school with.

    A View of Observant Judaism by a Non Observant Jew

    Most of us know right from wrong and live as though it matters because it does. This is what David Brooks reported.

    A Short but Fulfilled Life

    Even though his prognosis was never good, it was still a shock when it happened.

    Is Learning Torah ‘Sharing the Burden’?

    Once again we see a great rabbinic figure who apparently does not understand what it is that really upsets the non-Haredi public, including many observant Jews.

    Strange Bedfellows

    Haredi leaders could not care less if Israel retains Judea and Samaria - as long as their Mosdos (religious institutions) get funded.

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