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.
A Palestinian State – Would it Further US Interests?!
Posted on: January 14th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsIndependent Congressional scrutiny of this Palestinian state-driven policy is doubly-essential.
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Fighting for Israel from Seattle
Posted on: January 13th, 2014
InDepth → Interviews and ProfilesThe universities and the local progressive culture make Pacific Northwest a hotbed of Israel hatred.
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Can You Yell ‘God’ in a Crowded Cemetery?
Posted on: January 13th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsOur gemora teaches that a man is not judged for things he said or did in his time of stress.
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Posted on: January 12th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsA condolence letter from the Lubavitcher Rebbe to Ariel Sharon started the effort to move the latter to serve God.
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Rediscovering Hebron’s Jewish Past
Posted on: January 10th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsA few days ago Hebron joyfully greeted back the archaeologists.
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Beshalach: What Does It Mean to Have Faith?
Posted on: January 10th, 2014
InDepth → Columns → The 10 Minute ParshaWhy did Miriam lead the women of the nation in a second song?
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Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsOur daughters now seek men who are incapable of supporting them and their children.
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American Democracy as Masquerade
Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene BeresOnce upon a time in America, every adult could recite at least some Spenglerian theory of decline.
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Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Columns → Moshe FeiglinThe right-wing Mattot Arim organization annually rates rightist MKs.
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Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Columns → Keeping JerusalemOne of the claims made by pro-Arab interests on Jerusalem is against archaeological findings.
Avigdor Lieberman’s Nuanced Insight
Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsLieberman has repeatedly dismissed the Palestinian Authority as not being a peace partner.
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Posted on: January 9th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsA grieving widow and her young children were sitting shiva after Menachem Stark’s burial.
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InDepth → ColumnsProud as I am of my daughter’s enthusiasm and her proclivity for outreach, I somehow can’t shake a niggling regret that it had to be in Germany. As the daughter of a Hungarian mother who escaped deportation by running with her family from the Nazis and the daughter-in-law of a Dutch Jewish man whose parents were shot by the Nazis and who was liberated from Bergen Belsen at the age of 12, I am one generation closer to the Holocaust than my daughter. And one degree closer to the idea of shunning anything and everything German.
1The New York Post And The Stark Murder
Posted on: January 8th, 2014
InDepth → EditorialPlainly, the Post was not interested in simply telling the story of a horrific murder, which was, after all, the subject at hand. Indeed, the overall tone of the coverage suggested Stark was the victim not of assassins but of some form of rough justice.
2U.S. Objection To Afghan Prisoner Release: You Can’t Make This Up
Posted on: January 8th, 2014
InDepth → EditorialSeveral months ago the U.S. reluctantly acceded to the request of President Hamid Karzai and turned over custody of the detainees to Afghan authorities but with a warning that if they were subsequently released – especially those with American blood on their hands – it could torpedo negotiations for a long term security agreement with the U.S.
1The Mayor’s Disappointing Debut
Posted on: January 8th, 2014
InDepth → EditorialDespite our dismay over much of the rhetoric that abounded during Bill de Blasio’s inauguration ceremony as New York City’s new mayor last week, we nevertheless stand by our endorsement in the November 5 election.
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The Hidden Roots Of Redemption
Posted on: January 8th, 2014
InDepth → Front PageAt the end of the harvest, winter begins. The earth becomes cold and hard, nights are long, and the sun seems far away in the southern sky. The sap ceases to flow in the trees. But in this season of temporary "death" Hashem sends down harbingers of coming life in the form of tal u'matar livrachah - dew and rain for a blessing - upon the earth.
A Letter to my Father, Rabbi Sholom Klass, on his 14th Yahrzeit
Posted on: January 8th, 2014
InDepth → Op-EdsYou have been a role model and an inspiration to us from as far back as I can remember.
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