Tag: God
54% of American Jews Eat Pork, Says Pew Poll
Less than two-thirds of Americans are "absolutely certain" that God exists. Millennials point to a godless future.
Palestinian Authority Arabs Hurl Firebomb at Jews at Yosef’s Tomb
The foreign and local media are telling the world that a few lunatic Jews tried to burn a church but are silent on wholesale Palestinian Authority hate.
Foreign Minister Hotovely: Tell the World ‘God Gave Israel to the Jews’
Israel finally has a Foreign Minister who is not ashamed to say the word "God."
From Segregation to Confrontation – No Nostalgia for Baltimore
The Ravens' Ray Lewis screamed that violence is never the answer." Unfortunately, he is wrong.
Black GOP Leader Prays at the Western Wall for ‘Solomonic Wisdom’
Dr. Ben Carson is waiting for God to tell him if he should run for president.
Chief of Staff’s Mom: I Wish He Had Been a Rabbi
Israel gets a mensch for Chief of Staff along with a Yiddishe Mama.
UPDATE: Hospital Will Not Release Yehuda Glick on Sunday
And we can already hear Obama and Kerry telling him not to upset Allah and thank God on the Temple Mount.
Tearful Message from Baby Terror Victim’s Grandfather
“God is trying to wake us up,” said the grandfather.
The Pita That Revived Terror
During the First Lebanon War, the IDF forced the PLO terrorists all the way to the Beirut port and then to Tunisia. The PLO, which had lost its stronghold in Lebanon, was shattered. Salach Taamri, the most senior and admired terrorist captured by the IDF, was imprisoned in the Ansar detention camp. He was a broken man.
Police Finally Arrest Muslim for Provocation on Temple Mount
Just to make the score even, police also arrested a Jew
There’s No Ban on Women’s Tefillin, Ban on Stupidity Still Holding
Ban on Jewish antisemitism in serious trouble…
The God of Global Warming
The God of Global Warming is the embodiment of liberalism and holds all the politically correct beliefs while carrying out brutal atrocities in the name of the left's favorite political causes.
Friday the Rabbi Read Isaiah 53
Few chapters in the Jewish Bible have been used more vigorously and cleverly by Christian missionaries than this one, which happens to be a wonderful prophecy about the vindication of the Jewish nation.
Beginning The Journey
The purchase of the Cave of Machpelah is evidently a highly significant event because it is recorded in great detail.
The State of the Jew According to Pew
Very few middle aged and older people consider themselves ultra-orthodox. It’s a youth movement.
For Better or for Worse
Hashem simply goes beyond the letter of the law in His love for us.
Can One Be a Shomer Torah u’Mitzvos and Accept Bible Criticism?
Historians currently assume the Bible was written between 720 BCE and 587 BCE, between the destruction of the Northern Kingdom and the destruction of Jerusalem.
What’s Your Sin? Removing the Number One Stumbling Block in Your Life
Can you recall any time you hurt someone, perhaps a friend, neighbor, family member, fellow congregant or business associate?
Exacting Vengeance on the Gentiles?
Seeing the sight of Jesus on a cross must have made them feel like they were seeing Avodah Zara in the Beis HaMikdash.
Religious Right and ACLU Protest Judge’s No Messiah Ruling
The name would impose an "undue burden on him that as a human being he cannot fulfill," the judge wrote.
St. Peter and the Reform Movement
An ugly etrog is still an etrog, but a beautiful lemon is never an etrog.
Haredi Settlers Push Back: Rebbe’s Dad Was Pro-Settlements
When it came to comparisons with the Third Reich, it appears the first Klausenburger Rebbe had his priorities straight.
Testing And Prophecy
On the face of it, the test is simple: if what the prophet predicts comes to pass, he is a true prophet; if not, not. Clearly, though, it was not that simple.
The Holocaust as an Expression of Kindness? Seriously?
Rabbi Avigdor Miller did not want to publish this work during his lifetime. He felt that so soon after the Holocaust it would upset survivors
Infidel
Hirsi Ali was handed the microphone and, 16 months later, her words remain imprinted on my brain: "Even if you give them Jerusalem, there will be no peace."
How to Give
These stories all have to do with the mitzvah of tzedakah whose source is in this week’s parshah.
Looking For God In Our Skyscrapers
The collective subconscious that pulls the young people of Tel Aviv’s trendy Shenkin Street to alternative lamentations on the city rooftops discovers something in Tisha B’Av.
Korach: Power Vs. Influence
For the first and only time, Moses invokes a miracle to prove the authenticity of his mission
‘I Aimed my Rifle Above the Rock-Throwing Arab Boy’s Head’
Today he might be terrorist, a peace-loving Arab. Or maybe he is a dead suicide bomber. In 1990, he was 8 years old when he hurled rocks at the bus I was guarding.