Meir Panim: Lighting Up Life for Israel’s Neediest Residents Across Israel, Meir Panim responds to the growing needs of the country’s 1.75 million impoverished residents through various food and social service programs.
No Room for Moderate Palestinians
Posted on: November 18th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Khaled Abu ToamehObviously, the Palestinians have been radicalized to a point where they are not ready to hear about any concessions to Israel or tolerate the presence of an Israeli businessman in a Palestinian city.
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Posted on: November 18th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldNot long after Qatar's leader paid a visit to Hamas, this latest war began.
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Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Dov ShurinOn the Shabbat when we read the portion of Chayei Sarah, Chevron residents are joined by thousands of people from all over Israel and around the world in celebrating Father Abraham’s purchase of the Cave of Machpelah and its surrounding fields as a burial place for Sarah Imeinu.
Resisting War, Terrorism, And Genocide (Second of Three Parts)
Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene BeresIsrael, with an understandable desperation, still seeks to discover some discernible correctness and reassuring clarity in the theatre of world politics. However, the polite diplomatic meanings with which it is pressed to "make peace" remain squalid and elusive. Ominously, these meanings continue to seethe menacingly.
Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Moshe FeiglinIt is morning and my car glides down the mountains of the Shomron into the smog of greater Tel Aviv. Another crazy day of running in the primaries is about to begin. My cell phone rings. A young, determined voice is on the other end.
Quick Takes: News You May Have Missed
Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Aaron Klein.
Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldThe key to winning the game is in the numbers. Demographics.
The City that has Problems with Synagogues
Posted on: November 14th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley BoteachIf only my city were to treat me with the same courtesy they accorded Kaddafi.
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Posted on: November 13th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldAre we going to be Hamiltonians, Jeffersonians or Jacksonians? The question is what do we want?
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Posted on: November 11th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldCome right in and step right up. See the bright lights and the oddities of nature. Inside folks, for the low price of twenty-two trillion dollars, you can see Binders of Women, Team Big Bird and entire reams of green windmills and fields full of bayonets and horses. Here lies become the truth and everything is full of sugar. And the highlight of the show with be Barack, the Exotic Prince from the Wilds of Indonesia and Kenya, with a special appearance by Oprah and a hologram of JFK. Here in the Carnival of Fools, the party never stops and no one ever has to pay the bill.
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Petraeus: Did a Great Man Have to Fall?
Posted on: November 11th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley BoteachPetraeus seems to have resigned over marital infidelity. And if so, did he have to leave his position? Why, because he displayed personal weakness? But this was a public, as opposed to a private, position. And years of counseling unfaithful husbands and wives has taught me that private failings do not necessarily indicate public faithlessness.
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Posted on: November 8th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldNow that we have lost the election of 2012, where our champion, a third-rate imitation of Ronald Reagan, without either his charm or his principles, who believed in absolutely nothing except being the best salesman he could be; let's pause to reflect on all the things we lost out on through his defeat. When we lose something, a relationship or a job, the grief comes from what we thought we had and what we imagined it was, not from what it truly was. Perspective means getting a true sense of what we had and what we never had to begin with. So let's look at what we might have had with President Mitt Romney.
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The ‘This Is Their Land’ Mentality
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Moshe FeiglinThe ritual of rockets that periodically pummel Israel’s southern communities includes numerous media interviews with the important people. The journalists attempt to extract from anybody who thinks he is somebody some piece of a resolution for this crazy situation that is unparalleled anywhere in the world.
Resisting War, Terrorism, And Genocide (First of Three Parts)
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene BeresAll things move in the midst of death, even nations and civilizations. From 1948 to the present day, certain of Israel's prime ministers, facing war, terrorism, or even genocide, have been deeply reluctant to admit core national vulnerabilities. Indeed, rather than acknowledge the plainly exterminatory intent and (increasingly) the corollary destructive capacity of determined enemies, these leaders have sometimes opted for (1) so-called terrorist exchanges; 2) utterly inexcusable deals of land for nothing; and (3) endlessly assorted surrenders of power.
Abbas Forced To Backtrack On Right Of Return
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Keeping JerusalemMahmoud Abbas, chairman of the Fatah wing of the Palestinian Authority, was forced last week to retract some controversial remarks and in the process only succeeded in thoroughly confusing much of the Israeli public.
Quick Takes: News You May Have Missed
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Aaron Klein.
Jordan’s King Abdullah ‘Playing With Fire’
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Khaled Abu ToamehMuslim thugs in Jordan last weekend attacked a large group of young men and women who had gathered at a coffee shop in Amman to celebrate Halloween. The thugs were members of the Muslim Brotherhood organization and the Salafi group. They claimed that the party was being held by "worshippers of the devil" and said Halloween was in violation of the teachings of Islam.
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Obama’s Re-Election: Game Called on Account of Darkness
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldReaders will notice that my blog, Sultan Knish, did not predict any Romney landslides. It did not engage in empty cheers or promise that he would win half the country and restore moral leadership. That's not what this site is about. This site is about the hard truths and now as we sit in the dark, let's pass out some of those around the room. We can blame Chris Christie, Sandy or Romney's last debate performance. But let's look at the actual election.
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How in Losing a Congressional Race I Found More of Myself
Posted on: November 7th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → America's Rabbi / Shmuley BoteachA few hours ago I lost my bid to unseat Congressman Bill Pascrell in New Jersey’s Ninth District. But thank G-d, I’m in a good place and miraculously in a good frame of mind. I’m writing this late at night to capture my thoughts and feelings after investing approximately seven months of my life in this endeavor.
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Voting isn’t Revenge, it’s ResistanceVoting Isn’t Revenge
Posted on: November 6th, 2012
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldThere are plenty of ways to cast the divisions between parties and movements, but the elemental act of voting divides rhetoric from motive. Obama called voting the best revenge, because for a sizable portion of his base that's exactly what voting is. Their votes are a violent act, a spiteful assault on a country that they can never participate in for economic or cultural reasons. Change for them is not a positive program, but a negative assault on the national majority. Bankrupting the country by robbing it for their own benefit is their revenge.
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