The Israeli Right and Left are in Consensus about the Golan
Settling the Golan Heights is a top priority for Zionism. We are with the Golan, and we are on the Golan.
The Palestinian School of Terrorism
The Biden administration is prattling on about peace and a "two-state solution" while Palestinian leaders are doing their utmost to prepare the next generation to stick more knives into Jews.
Mourning The Jewish Main Street
These tiny daily interactions are the glue that holds our society together. Good morning. Thank you… In our five minute interaction we have reiterated what it means to be human.
Are Palestinians an ‘Indigenous People’?
Arabs who call themselves Palestinians—derived from the word “Philistines,” an invading force from the Aegean Sea—use the word “indigenous” to legitimatize their efforts to carry out their struggle against Israel’s existence.
Combating Assimilation
Is it possible to stem the tide of assimilation that is ravaging Diaspora Jewry?
What The Media Is Missing In Their Reports On Campus Antisemitism
Prof. Pearl: WE WANT THE UNIVERSITY TO SAY THERE IS SOMETHING NOBLE ABOUT ZIONISM.
‘Dear Teachers …’
He told them that he doesn’t care about them or how much they learn. They were to sit on the side of the room and do their best not to disturb the good students in the middle of the room.
Can Liberal Values Rebound in a Jewish ‘Woke-World’ ?
A letter from rabbis worrying about self-censorship in discourse on race, gender and politics mandated by the intolerant left charts a path back from the abyss of polarization.
Latest Attacks Are Motivated by Incitement Combined with Hamas’ Interest to Increase Terror
These attacks strengthen Hamas’ position on the Palestinian street as the leader of the struggle against Israel, dragging the Palestinian Authority into a competition to increase its incitement and heap praise on the perpetrators of the attacks, while accusing Israel of executing the terrorists killed during the attacks.
2021: Past, Present and Future
We cannot prevent the cycles of history from returning to batter us with the same discredited tropes, but we can prepare ourselves more astutely.
My Rabbi, My Friend, The Tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Waldman
He made the country come alive, and all the sacrifices suddenly felt like our own.
EVIDENCE: Radical Leftists Pay Palestinians to Destroy Jewish Property in Judea
The Arabs do not accept the concept of state land. From their perspective, everything is theirs. I feel like we are the sheep and the Arabs are the wolves, preying on every piece of land that there is here.
Trump and Netanyahu: Allies no longer?
Political leaders should be neither blindly supported nor opposed. But it’s their deeds that matter, not their words.
Rabbis: College Diversity Officers Promoting ‘Irrational Hatred of Jews’
Jewish clergy want DEI programs to be suspended pending review of rampant anti-Semitism
Prime Minister in Title Only
One cannot ignore the fact that Naftali Bennett, who heads a six-seat faction, makes no real decisions about anything, rather he is busy begging for the cooperation of those around him.
Especially During COVID, Israel MUST be a Home for ALL Jews
By imposing discriminatory entry prohibitions, the Israeli government is being derelict in its duty. A Jewish country does not shut its gates to other Jews, especially in times of trouble.
What Worked in the Golan WILL Work in Judea and Samaria
Fifty-four years after its liberation, the Golan Heights precedent teaches us that a confident and determined Israel can dictate its will, and the world will accept it sooner or later.
Can an Ex-President Claim Privilege for Communications While He Was President?
The relevant issue is whether the communication was privileged at the time it was made. If so, it should be an enduring privilege that encourages confidential communications during their incumbency.
The Dhimmitude of the West: A New Trajectory?
Western displays of submissive respect for Islam have not led to the cessation of jihadi violence.
Netanyahu and Trump’s Well-Defended Goal
Despite being portrayed by journalist Barak Ravid as politicians trading blows, as statesmen, former US President Donald Trump and former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu changed the face of the Middle East together.
California: The Death of the State
Why does California keep embracing ever-more-radical policy?
When Religious Education Wins, Everyone Wins
If we can show that religion is beneficial to society, then treating it benevolently is nothing more than a neutral acknowledgment and appreciation for a particular medium that consistently and demonstrably provides a host of secular goods on a neutral and non-discriminatory basis.
When the Liberal World Order Corrodes
The crumbling of America’s stature within the community of nations is beginning to have a deleterious effect on some of the country’s (and Israel’s) closest friends and allies.
Ish Gam Zu – All For The Best: Even In The Era Of Covid
Despite the pitiful figure he must have made, he still was able to recognize his worth in the eyes of G-d, and his faith in G-d was undiminished.
The Palestinian Lobby Exploits U.S. Racial Divisions
Why would American Muslims for Palestine fight so desperately to settle Muslims in a nation it considers deeply oppressive?
Double Standard of Antisemitism and Islamophobia
Claims of moral equivalency are bogus. Bigotry is based on falsehoods, not fact.
Expansionist Iran is the Pearl Harbor of the Middle East
Denying Iran the victory it thinks is within its grasp is doable
Israel is Struggling with Incitement in Judea and Samaria
With Jerusalem unlikely to decide on the annexation of Judea and Samaria in the foreseeable future, officials appear intent on maintaining the fragile status quo.
“Is the Biden Administration at War with Israel?”
The behavior of the Biden administration towards Israel is all the more worrying in that at the same time, it places itself in a weak position regarding negotiations with Iran
The Generals’ Belated Wake-Up
It is beginning to dawn on the Israelis that when it comes to Iran’s nuclear program, the Jewish state stands alone.