Needed: Protective Rabbinic Leadership
International Agunah Day falls annually on Ta'anis Esther, this year on March 13.
Text and Context
Yeshiva University Museum recently hosted an exhibit titled “Threshold to the Sacred.”
The New Old Antisemitism
Even a foxhole Yid has to admit that antisemitism is on the upswing.
Do You Want Nazis as Neighbors?
As shocking and insulting and horrifying as it is, Nazi war criminals are still living freely among us.
Foreign Policy On A Hope And A Prayer
One can almost imagine a shocked Mr. Kerry thinking to himself, “How could he?” Yet not only did Mr. Putin do what he did, China, one of the three major international players along with the U.S. and Russia, agreed with him, not with Mr. Kerry.
Ramaz And Rashid Khalidi
Ramaz is a venerable Modern Orthodox educational institution whose mission statement contains the explicit commitment to “Ahavat Yisrael, and love and support for the State of Israel.”
70 Years Ago This Month: The Holocaust Comes To Hungary
In the course of the ages there wasn’t a Jewish community more convinced of its capacity for survival than the Jewish community of Hungary in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Liberals Have Got What They Asked for
Liberals got an Affirmative Action president who doesn't have the wisdom or the authority to change the battle plan.
Israel and the Rest of the World
The world excuses Islamic murder, but focuses on flaws, often imaginary, on the part of Israel.
PA Rep Calls Murderer of Mother and Children ‘Brave, Heroic Fighter’
Abbas also sent wreath to honor suicide bomber who killed 8.
Six-Year-Old Boy with Terminal Cancer in NY Needs Help
It has been a very challenging year that has taken a toll on the Cohen family.
Is Lebanon’s New Government Threatening Israel?
Hezbollah is attempting to restore its shattered image by fabricating threats against it.
They’re Impossible Palestinian Red Lines, But Israel Will Be Blamed
The Palestinian Arab leadership is making it clear it has no interest in genuine, peaceful co-existence.
Anti-Israel Speakers and Jewish Self-Hatred
The gradual trickle of self-hatred into the Jewish soul is evidencing itself in the American Jewish public.
Jerusalem Rally Reflections: When Thoughts Win Wars
We are all soldiers in Hashem’s army, only our uniform is different.
Exclusive Interview with New Israeli Ambassador to US
Ambassador Dermer's thoughts on what is ahead in the coming years between Israel and the USA.
Jewish Self-Respect Mandated that Ramaz Not Promote Israel Hater
The Ramaz children are clearly in need of instruction.
Ramaz and Rashid Khalidi
The Ramaz School was wrong to refuse to allow Rashid Khalidi, the Palestinian apologist, to speak to its senior students.
The Great Fix: Lapid and the Haredim Pushing Each Other’s Agenda
Nothing will change regarding the draft issue, as both Lapid and his Haredi opponents are collaborating on a fraud.
I Was Baruch Goldstein’s Friend
The agenda of articles appearing 20 years after the Goldstein episode has nothing to do with human rights or suffering.
Don’t Bury Our Memories in Museums
A memory that is relegated to a museum, no matter how tangible it is – even if it is Auschwitz itself – becomes a museum memory.
Robert Malley and the Shift to Appeasement
When it became known in May 2008 that Malley had met with Hamas terrorists, the Obama campaign severed ties with him.
To Be a Parent Is to Be a Very Special Rebbe
The only way for children to find a way back to the path is through parental love and understanding.
NY Times Feature on Anti-Zionism a Reminder of the Sulzberger Legacy
Sulzberger, one of the most famous “religious Jews” who opposed Zionism did not change his mind even after the Holocaust.
A Memorable Weekend for Divorced Orthodox Jews
My involvement with Frum Divorce corresponds to a lot of the work I do at The Jewish Press helping agunot and others going through divorce.