So much of the struggle between Israel and the Arabs continues to concern space.

Why should a young Israeli become an observant Jew when Judaism’s official representatives preserve it in its exile version?

Like Chamberlain, Obama sued the ayatollahs for peace, insisting the only alternative to appeasement is war.

I have frequently drawn up lists of what I love most about Israel, and Arik Einstein has ranked high.

This new mood among Christian Arabs has worried the communists and Arab nationalist.

After nearly five years in office it should be clear that President Obama has always been a man on a mission to change America and the world. To be sure, we couldn’t disagree more with his vision – and in this we think we speak for most Americans.

We find it noteworthy, if not surprising, that with all the well-documented systematic human rights abuses committed by governments around the world – including, but not limited to, China, Cuba, Egypt, Pakistan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Zimbabwe – not one resolution condemning any of them is planned by the UN General Assembly.

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For his latest book, City College’s William Helmreich walked 120,960 blocks – in other words, nearly every block of New York’s five boroughs.

Throughout the past week we have thanked Hashem for the improbable defeat of the powerful Seleucid forces by a small, untrained band of Jewish fighters. We also celebrated the story’s one open miracle, when the menorah’s lights burned for eight consecutive days following the Temple’s rededication.

“We will not allow boys and girls to live together in state-owed student residences… All kinds of messy things are happening.”