Communicated: TefillaChillul Tefila Bifarhesia, as well as halachicly challenged verbiage and dress, are external manifestations of a critical lack of personal yiras shomayim which has lethal consequences.
To the Death Camps in a Pink Knit Dress
Posted on: April 12th, 2013
InDepth → PersonalOn July 1, 1944, my grandmother traveled to Mauthausen and then to Bergen Belsen wearing high-heeled shoes and a fancy pink knit dress.
The Most Dangerous Women in Israel
Posted on: April 11th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsWOW threaten our very right to the Land.
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For Israel, Better the ‘Blessing’ than the ‘Curse’
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene BeresIsrael must continue to base its policies toward both Iran and 'Palestine' upon an utterly candid and unvarnished awareness of threats to Jewish life.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Columns → Moshe FeiglinWhy throw years of friendly cooperation into the trashcan?
Kerry, UN Bias, and a Hamas Cell
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Columns → Keeping JerusalemIsrael, for its part, knows that developing E-1 is critical for its own existence.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsErev Yom Ha’Atzmaut, 2012: As I return from a visit to my elderly mother in the northern part of Jerusalem, the bus winds its way through ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods. The stone buildings along the route are colorless shades of sand and grey, some new, some old and blackened with age. Men and women rush through busy streets, expressions of pain and joy, helpless and hopeful looks defining their faces.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsOn Thursday Night, February 28, Jews from all walks of life flocked to Barclays Center, the new state of the art arena at the corner of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues in Brooklyn. Walking outside the area gave one an almost Jerusalem-like feel as the excitement built for a historic night of Jewish music.
Where Was The President When He Supposedly Was In Israel?
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsWhat a week it was for Jerusalem late last month. The president of the United States arrived, transformed the King David Hotel into his (and his entourage’s) home away from home, and then began a series of meetings and visits – to the official residences of President Peres and Prime Minister Netanyahu, to the Israel Museum and the Shrine of the Book, to the Jerusalem Convention Center, to Mount Herzl, Yad Vashem, and to the grave of former prime minister Yitzhak Rabin. All these sites are in Jerusalem. But are they in Israel?
The ADD Epidemic: How Real Is It?
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsI recently read yet another article in a Jewish publication stressing the importance of having your child tested for attention deficit disorder if he is having trouble at school or finds paying attention difficult. I would have yawned if I hadn’t gotten so frustrated. The fact of the matter is that there is no scientific test for ADD. It’s a condition diagnosed by clinical evaluation – and grossly over-diagnosed at that.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → EditorialWould that more Margaret Thatchers were found in office in capitals around the world.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → EditorialThere is a certain disconnect in the brouhaha over the Cardozo School of Law’s Journal of Conflict Resolution offering its International Advocate for Peace Award to serial Israel-basher Jimmy Carter.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → EditorialMuch has been written about the eleventh-hour agreement between Israel and Turkey designed to mend fences and return to normal relations.
The Haredi MK Fighting Religious Separatism: An Interview with Rabbi Dov Lipman
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Interviews and ProfilesYesh Atid is sometimes perceived as avidly secular, but two rabbis currently serve in the party as MKs. One is Rabbi Shai Piron, Israel’s new education minister. The other is Rabbi Dov Lipman, the first American-born Knesset member since Rabbi Meir Kahane.
FDR And The Jews – Time For Reconciliation?
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Front PageThe debate in the Jewish community over Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his response to the Holocaust has been bitter and emotional, a family divided against itself. On the one hand, FDR was the polio-stricken man who, after being knocked flat on his back, rose and revived an America that had been knocked flat on its back and then led it to wartime triumph over Hitler and to global destiny.
How Revolutions Work: Turkey, America and the Arab World
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Analysis → Rubin ReportsIf a radical movement seizes control of the state and can hold it for a very long time, it can fundamentally transform policies and foreign policy.
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Columns → Daniel GreenfieldWe must have peace in our time, the peacemakers say. And Israel must provide it.
The War of Ideologies in the Arab World
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsRadical Islamist ideology must be analyzed and challenged or the fight against terrorism wil have no end.
The Dictator’s Lesson: ‘Nuke up Fast’
Posted on: April 10th, 2013
InDepth → Op-EdsDisarmed despots are soon-to-be-dead despots. It is a lesson the North Koreans have taken on board with understandable eagerness.
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Modern Interpretations of Hatikvah and the Anthem’s Future
