jns writer

Moshe Phillips

Moshe Phillips is the national director of Herut North America’s U.S. section. More information is available at: www.herutna.org.

column
Moshe PhillipsApril 2, 2021
Israel-bashing disguised as Jewish studies
Michael Fischbach’s book review in “American Jewish History” is a vicious screed that challenges the very legitimacy of Israel’s existence and justifies the anti-Israel “right of return.”
column
Moshe PhillipsDecember 4, 2020
Trump should let the Quartet die with James Wolfensohn
A review of the Quartet’s website is instructive in examining just what’s wrong with the body. Its failures—and they are plentiful—stem from its entire approach to Israel.
column
Moshe PhillipsNovember 13, 2020
The Zionist left and the PLO flag: A troubling episode
Objecting to the reproduction of a hate map should not be a partisan issue. Palestinian Arab violence has never distinguished between left-wing and right-wing Jews.
column
Moshe PhillipsNovember 3, 2020
Former USAID staffer vs. Israel: Fabrications and falsehoods
Anti-Israel extremists continue to use the lie of Deir Yassin to bash Zionism and the Jewish state.
column
Moshe PhillipsAugust 27, 2020
Edward Alexander, dean of America’s intellectual pro-Israel defenders
Although his literary scholarship continued over the years, a large portion of his time was devoted to what he termed “the Jewish wars.”
column
Moshe PhillipsJuly 17, 2020
‘Buddy’ Korn: Jewish activist, journalist, mentor, mensch
He was a different kind of leader: He loved the battleground of ideas, but struggled mightily to show respect for his adversaries.
column
Moshe PhillipsJune 29, 2020
A Juneteenth lesson for the Jewish community
Earlier this year, Jews failed to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of Zionist martyrs at the battle of Tel Chai.
column
Moshe PhillipsJune 10, 2020
History proves J Street is wrong on annexation
Why all the fear and anxiety? The threat of U.N. resolutions and condemnation didn’t stop Menachem Begin from doing what was needed to protect Israel and its future.
column
Moshe PhillipsMay 1, 2020
Remembering Herman Wouk, the Zionist, on his first ‘yahrzeit’
The author’s photo on the novel’s dust-jacket shows a widely grinning Wouk with several Israeli flags fluttering behind him.
column
Moshe PhillipsApril 23, 2020
This Yom Hazikaron: Remembering what we have lost
It is our task in the Diaspora to bridge the miles and other differences, and mourn along with our fellow Jews in Israel.
column
Moshe PhillipsFebruary 25, 2020
When the Western Wall was a battleground for Jewish rights
The British authorities went to great lengths to stop the shofar from being sounded there.
column
Moshe PhillipsIsrael HayomAugust 21, 2019
To Tlaib trip organizer, murderers are ‘heroes’
Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s choice of the pro-terrorist group Miftah to run her Israel trip should be investigated by the House Ethics Committee.
column
Moshe PhillipsMay 14, 2019
700 reasons not to create a Palestinian state
Gaza has become the most graphic illustration of why relinquishing Judea and Samaria to the perennially hostile and extremely corrupt Palestinian Authority is a fantastically dangerous idea.
column
Moshe PhillipsSeptember 13, 2018
Has J Street lost its war for a Palestinian state?
In a feverish 800-word email appeal for donations sent days before the Labor Day weekend, Jeremy Ben-Ami, the president of J Street, made some of the group’s wildest claims yet about both current events related to Israel, as well as the history of the conflict.
Load more