Tag: Chaskel Bennett
Flatbush Jews Form Civic Advocacy and Political Coalition
The FJCC plans to address many of the civic and communal challenges that face the Jewish residents of Flatbush
It’s About The Children, Mr. Barron
A watershed moment took place in Brooklyn last month on primary night. Those who care about private school education should sit up and take notice.
Thanking The NYPD Is The Least We Can Do
The recent shooting of four police officers in the normally tranquil Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn (bringing the total to eight cops shot so far this year) has confirmed a dangerous double standard that threatens the safety of police officers and all New Yorkers throughout New York. It must be confronted.
A World Gone Mad
Another horrific terrorist attack is perpetrated in Israel and we knew what to expect. A statement of outrage and condemnation from the White House, regrets from the Palestinian Authority, and from the UN a call for all sides to exercise restraint and remain committed to the (non-existent) "peace process."
In short, yet another exercise in futility if ever there was one.
Time For Obama To Change Course
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finally left the U.S. after a week of exhausting, and surprising, diplomatic highs and lows, a number of unsettling questions were left in his wake.
Uncomfortable Truths In The Fight Against Domestic Terror
High praise and gratitude are due Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and the NYPD's intelligence Division for their extraordinary work in again uncovering and preventing a plot by Muslim fanatics to unleash terror against religious targets.
And Then There Were 44
Last week's historic "shellacking" suffered by the Democrats was a stark and humbling reminder to all elected officials of whatever party that they serve at the will of their constituents.