Jihad By Any Other Name
There it was: an admission that the ‘nakba’ is and always has been at the root of the conflict, which is why statehood alongside Israel is not the remedy that the Palestinian Authority is seeking.
US Must Lead Fight Against Antisemitism
The stalled nomination of Deborah Lipstadt should go through as soon as possible as this scourge continues to intensify worldwide.
Uniting the People
First, the country's leadership must define what is happening and why. Then it must find points of balance in addition to worrying about military tactics.
Ukraine Shows Hating Israel Isn’t About the Palestinians
Any war, anywhere, is always Israel's fault.
Violence Against Diaspora Jews is NOT Israel’s Fault
If the terror surge spreads elsewhere, the reason will be the normalization of anti-Israel hate and complacency about Islamist radicalism, not Jews bearing the burden of “white privilege.”
From the Diary Of an Israeli EMT On the Ukrainian Border – Spasiba (Thank...
I saw Daniel. He was crying and hugging his mom.
Business vs. Government?
We want our mail delivered faster and more frequently; we want to know the outcome of elections tonight not next week... we want our disputes resolved without months of pretrial discovery. And so, we turn to the classic American solution: private enterprise, free-market competition, capitalism.
Part XXIV: December 8, 1942 Meeting With Roosevelt
After deciding not to oppose Allied policy, the best American Jews could hope for were words of support and sympathy.
Government’s Hands Tied Behind its Back on Terrorism
PM Bennett can do little to stop the wave of Arab terrorism when there are simply not enough coalition votes for the required actions.
Blinken’s Obscene Western ‘Progressive’ Agenda
At the Negev Summit, the U.S. Secretary of State demonstrated what it currently means to be a Western progressive: supporting people who murder Israelis and empowering others who want to wipe out Israel.
The Problem With A ‘Deficiencies ’R Us’ Mentality
As long as a person can look at himself in the mirror and say, I know that I have this bad character trait but it is wrong, he has the chance to evolve into a Rabbi Akiva, who changed his entire life at 40.
The Russia-Ukraine War and Its Legal and Political Implications
Palestinian spokespeople are expressing considerable concern and indignation that the international community, including those same international judicial bodies in which they actively engage, are immersed in the legal proceedings regarding the Russia-Ukraine war, rather than pursuing Israel.
Speak Loudly and Carry a Big Stick
We are witnessing the crumbling of presumed alliances and the blurring of heretofore supposed friends and foes.
WOKE Wins: Ben and Jerry’s Israel CEO is Licked
Ben & Jerry’s, in its refusal to sell to parts of Jerusalem and the West Bank, actually forced its Israeli licensee to boycott Israel fully. This de facto boycott of the entire State is an unexpected reality!
What Biden Gets Wrong About UNRWA
Biden is following the Obama administration's playbook of "tough love" vis-à-vis Israel, rushing to embrace Iran and a perilous nuclear deal that has terrified Arabs and Israelis alike.
Jews, Romans, and Pigs: An Impossible history
Jews have had negative feelings about pigs for over 2,000 years, and in many ways, the antagonism was created by anti-Jewish polemics.
Israel: A Tale of 2 Parallel Universes
Israel seems to exist in two parallel, contradictory worlds. One is a false, hackneyed, out-of-date, and threatening universe where recalcitrant and violent Palestinian leaders are venerated, and admirable Israeli leaders are criminalized. The other universe is real, promising, forward looking, and stabilizing, and is marked by a peace dynamic that runs from Jerusalem to Dubai, Manama, Rabat, Cairo and Amman; and from Jerusalem to the most important leaders in the world.
Thou Shalt Not Slap Thy Neighbor
Only by talking it out can one ensure that one will "incur no sin" – that it will not have negative consequences.
Abraham Accords Summit
It is gratifying to see that there is apparently a range of significant issues of mutual concern and the political will to address them collectively.
Senseless Act of Secretary
One can complain of collective punishment, but Israel suffers collective punishment when people are afraid to go to the mall or enter a restaurant or board a bus.
President Biden And Vladimir Putin
For almost two decades, Russian President Vladimir Putin has made no bones about his goal of restoring Russia to the glory days of the Soviet Union, when Russia largely determined what went on in Eastern Europe.
Becoming the Strong Horse of the Middle East
With the U.S. pulling up stakes in the Middle East, the Sunni Arab states are trying to decide whether to grovel to Iran or stand with Israel.
The West Cannot Afford Complacency Regarding Iranian Threat
Without some major change in Iranian intentions, European countries could soon become targets of Iran’s increasingly robust missile forces.
As Iranian and Western negotiators reportedly...
The New York Times And Rav Chaim
There was a disconcerting dimension to the obituary as well, because for all the extolling and paeans to other-worldliness, Mr. Berger and The Times editors seemingly believed they had license to tinker with the image of the great sage at their will.
Summit No Compensation for U.S. Betrayal
The meeting in the Negev with officials from the Arab world is historic. But while helpful, these new allies don’t solve the problem created by Biden’s appeasement of Iran.
The Halachic Fallout Of A Permanent Change To Daylight Saving Time
If you are a doctor, once you start working you can’t just pull away from your rounds to go daven, even if you do it on your own without a minyan.
The Power, Potential and Possible Pitfalls of the Negev Summit
With the many challenges facing Israel and its neighbors, including an unstable structure of once-reliable global superpowers and the growing likelihood of a rogue nuclear regime in Iran, this regional alliance is becoming more important by the day.