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If COP27 attendees are adamant about reducing CO2 emissions, there are better ways to do it than “renewables.”

While most Jews care about Israel, they will not necessarily vote for the candidate who is most supportive of the Jewish state.

The article is replete with phrases such as "the contested notion of King David’s presence in Jerusalem," "the dreams and aspirations of the Palestinian community: birds flying free, a blazing sun, flowers in the colours of the Palestinian flag," and "forced evictions, land grabs, demolitions…"

“80% of Black Democratic voters say violent crime is a ‘very important voting issue,'”

NY Times’ columnist believes it is his mission to heckle and harass the Israelis until they give in to Arab demands.

While one could have expected that this unprecedented lineup would draw some international criticism from those supporting concessions to the Palestinians at the expense of Israel’s national interests, the heatedness of the disapproval was somewhat surprising.

We don’t want to be reactive. We want to be proactive, Adams said. We know that anytime you think of the Jewish community there is no way you can ignore the fact that New York City has the largest Jewish population outside the state of Israel.

US tax dollars don’t only subsidize the killing of Jews, but also the torturing and killing of dogs.

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Disrupting? Tilting? Sounds to us more like he is leveling the playing field. Indeed, Lauder’s role in beating back the Democrats blatant efforts to hijack the 2022 elections is instructive.

Justifiying black antisemitism as a mutual hatred between parties—one advantaged, the other not

This isn't just pandering to the base

Hyperbolic predictions of the end of democracy if Republicans win the midterms encourage extremism and conspiracy theories that fuel anti-Semitism.

By examining the election results through the eyes of Israel's 12 Tribes, we can better understand we're Israel is heading...

Doomsday predictions about the consequences of Israel's election are overwrought. Some of the proposed legal reforms would bring Israel's system closer to the U.S. model.

In past weeks, for statewide office, The Jewish Press has endorsed Cong. Lee Zeldin for Governor; NYPD Deputy Inspector Alison Esposito for Lieutenant Governor...

let free speech not become weaponized as a partisan issue.

They're down to 4 out of 120 (3.33%) legislative seats

The preamble to the Mandate reaffirmed the Balfour Declaration and once again confirmed the historical connection of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel

The Commission of Inquiry established by the UN Human Rights Council is permanent and thus is able to perpetually make allegations against Israel.

Israel must reject the hypocrisy of foreign leaders from Washington to Paris who threaten to downgrade their ties with Israel if Ben-Gvir gets a seat in cabinet.

The German railroads “were indispensable at the core” of the operation by working in concert with the military, Police, industry and the SS to carry out deportations and transport of millions of Jews to the east to slave labor and extermination camps.

It's unclear why a country would sign a maritime deal under the shadow of a threat of war if the deal wasn't signed. Israel, nevertheless, went forward and signed.

The attacks by Muslims on Christians are often ignored by the international community and media, who seem to speak out only when they can find a way to blame Israel.

Candace Owens has now been charged with antisemitism — for defending and not condemning her friend Kanye West after his antisemitic outbursts.

Israeli politicians are beginning to recognize that the exponential growth of the Haredi community presents many challenges for the future of the state

First up is another effort to roll back the unelected tyranny of the Supreme Court.

We dare not cavalierly throw around the Torah as if it’s part of a political game. It’s not a plaything that can simply be discarded. It’s a sacred text to be treasured, revered, and explored again and again and again.

With all this, we in the Jewish community take special concern that Gov. Hochul’s apathy toward the independence of our yeshiva schools. It is no hyperbole to state that there is a threat to the very continuity of the Jewish community as we know it.

Democrats don’t want Netanyahu or a right-wing/religious government in Jerusalem. But what they really don’t want is for the Jewish state’s voters to determine their own fate.