Column
Supreme Court critics think that recent decisions protecting religious expression are dangerous. This reflects the unreasonable fears of secular Jews and the left’s contempt for faith.
Thousands of young “olim” in the geographic and economic periphery are not able to succeed due to a system that is increasingly challenging.
Reviewed by Phyllis Chesler
A documentary acknowledged hate on the left and the right, but failed to explain the role of critical race theory in mainstreaming it while resurrecting a smear of Trump even as they debunked it.
Israeli voters must take into account that Iran and the Palestinian Authority are working to keep the Likud Party leader from reassuming the premiership.
Republican Jews are going all out to help Dr. Mehmet Oz, a former TV personality and Turkish citizen who says Israel shouldn’t give up any territory, win a Pennsylvania seat.
The country’s rejection of anti-Semitism largely consists of official rhetoric, as opposed to outright condemnation and uncompromising action against the scourge.
Unfortunately, appeasement of Iran is now a firm principle of identity politics and progressive dogma. And so, it continues and escalates.
Those who urge Israel to appease the Palestinians have treated a corrupt Holocaust denier and terror funder who repeatedly turned down peace as a legitimate leader for decades.
Unlike the Oslo vision, the new reality taking shape in the region is genuine and devoid of fantasies. It must be protected and nurtured.
Some Jews were outraged when British prime ministerial candidate Liz Truss spoke of woke anti-Semitism and said that “Jewish values are conservative values.” She was right.
We have spoken about this day forever, and now it is here, and I must “walk the walk” that Israeli mothers have walked for almost 75 years.