Free Lunch for Amnesty’s anti-Semitism
Even the “anti-Israel is the new pro-Israel” camp knows that Netanyahu didn’t drive a “wedge” between Republicans and Democrats.
If Confronting Evil is Right, Why Russia & Why Not Iran?
Regardless of where one sits politically, it’s clear that the “bad bargain” looming in Vienna would be a victory for evil and a defeat for the rest of us.
Putin’s Gift to the West
The Ukraine conflict is a wake-up call for those who have grown addicted to illusions of a world of peace that absolves democracies of the need to deter their enemies through force.
Building Jewish Pride In South Africa And Beyond: An Interview With Chief Rabbi Warren...
We’re all craving connection right now – within our families, with friends, with communities, with ourselves, with G-d. It’s so amazing that Shabbat, which was created at the beginning of time, turns out to be the perfect formula for everything we need in modern life.
Ukraine: What Is In America’s Interest?
If the Left were concerned with what is in America’s interest, it would not advocate — and, under Biden, implement — policies to change America from an energy-independent country into an energy-dependent country.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Megillah to Go
When it became clear we would reach Kishinev far too late to hear Megillah reading, Raphael Poch produced his kosher Megillah scroll and began the reading on the bus.
Putin Is An Anachronism, But Still A Factor
One could also have expected Putin would make an example of Ukraine to other former Soviet states, large and small, not to wander too far off the reservation.
European Dependence on Russian Gas Revives Debate on EastMed Pipeline
Prior to the war in Ukraine, energy issues were judged by a single yardstick: their environmental impact. What the West is coming to realize is that energy is also about national security and deterrence, said Aykan Erdemir, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Refugee Stories
Hana hears first hand, stories from Ukrainian refugees.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: At the Border
Hana is at the border of Ukraine and Moldova
The Brandeis Center Stepping Into The Antisemitism Breach Left By The ADL
There are also Israeli laws prohibiting any person from knowingly calling for a boycott against Israel or an area under its control.
A Tale of Two Persia’s: Shushan and Teheran
Purim arrives and the likes of Haman still lives in the modern Iranian regime
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: The Hotel
A glimpse inside a Soviet-era style hotel.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Inside a Refugee Camp [Photo Essay]
Photos from inside a refugee camp in Kishinev, Moldova
The “Woke” Madness Continues: A Pot Conviction Now Entitles You To A License To...
Just think about it: New York State is about to grant individuals preferential entry into a probable multi-billion dollar industry only because they stand convicted of marijuana-related felonies.
Nothing’s Really Changed
Putin’s ally President Assad of Syria has repeatedly used chemical weapons in his country. This was the famous 2012, “Red Line” that Obama warned them not to cross and then did absolutely nothing about when they did.
Finally, It’s Time To Play Ball
One of my greatest joys was coming home from camp each day, devouring mashed potatoes with pieces of pickle in it and chocolate pudding that my Nana made and watching the Mets on TV with my Papa.
The Jewish Press Endorses Brian Cunningham In The 43rd Assembly District’s Special Election
Cunningham is a strong supporter of Israel and an outspoken opponent of the BDS Movement and is backed by the Brooklyn Democratic Party organization and Chabad political leaders.
Diary from the Ukrainian Border: Flight and Arrival
The JewishPress.com has sent Hana Levi Julian to the Ukrainian border with a United Hatzalah mission, to report on the refugees, the Jewish aid efforts and the situation in Ukraine. This is the first report in a series of diary entries of was Hana is witnessing.
Behind The Barricades With A Jewish Defender Of Ukraine
There is a person who has nobody else to look up to and he’s being broken, and G-d puts his heart in order, taking off everything superfluous from his heart and breaking his heart a little bit.
Environmentalist NIMBYism Means Foreign Policy Disaster
This week, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine dragged on, gas prices in America soared to their highest levels since 2008, increasing over 57 cents in just one month.
America Yet to Learn Grim Truth of Asymmetric Warfare
The West’s nuclear knife is sheathed, but Russian President Vladimir Putin is brandishing his own in a menacing manner. As with Iran and the Palestinians, such disdain for human life gives fanatics the upper hand.
Notes On An Invasion
It is even more absurd when one considers the countries Russia allegedly fears will invade them. Which one of their Western-border countries – Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Moldova, Belarus, Ukraine – is likely to invade Russia?
Beware Turkish Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing
Erdogan needs to be handled cautiously and, yes, respectfully. He also needs to be cut down to size.
Palestinians: US Weakness Facilitates the Rise of Jihad and Fundamentalism
As far as Hamas is concerned, the weaker the US the greater are their chances of fulfilling their goal of replacing Israel with an Islamic state.
Joseph Lieberman: US Inaction Against Russia Empowers Iran
“The Russian invasion of Ukraine should remind us that there are nations you simply cannot trust,” said former senator Joseph Lieberman.
Washington’s Betrayal has Only Just Begun
Now that U.S. President Joe Biden has agreed to an even more dangerous nuclear deal, Israel must prepare to be scapegoated.
West Selling Soul to Drop Gas Prices
Part of the reason for the rush to re-enter a pact that will guarantee that Tehran gets a nuclear weapon is to put Iranian oil on the market. That’s a disaster for everyone.