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Jerome M. Marcus

Jerome M. Marcus

Jerome M. Marcus is a lawyer in Philadelphia.

Hamas-funded conference in 2021 outlined four terrifying fates for Jews in Israel and around the world.
Netanyahu’s plans for judicial reform are necessary to stop a powerful minority from imposing its will on the majority.
Those who see Israel’s new government as “racist” and “homophobic” prefer not to be confused by the facts.
“Kol HaKavod” to the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit, which has attained a new and effective level of putting the truth out to a world that is often reluctant to hear the truth from the Jewish state.
These day-school children will be filled with their own traditions and with the knowledge that they are parts of a community that invests them and their commitment to that tradition with immense importance.
Much ink has been spilled by Jews proclaiming their inability to understand the haredi response to COVID-19 restrictions imposed in America and Israel. That failure to understand is a failure on our part.
Now we have peace busting out all over the place between Israel and the Arab countries.
Most troubling of all is the concept that every person alive today is guilty of the sin of racial hatred.
Israel was right to refuse to let them visit “Palestine.” What it did was simply to deny entry to enemies—something every reasonable country does every day.