Imagine if Bibi sent this message to Biden Friends should indeed be straightforward with each other. Rabbi Dov Fischer March 30, 2023
How to resolve Israel’s judicial reform debate A “blue ribbon committee” must be appointed to shepherd the reforms into law. Rabbi Dov Fischer March 8, 2023
The ‘death of Israeli democracy’? In fact, Israeli voters have continually opted for the right-religious bloc. Rabbi Dov Fischer Jan. 24, 2023
Reforming Israel’s Supreme Court is perfectly reasonable If a right-wing Court had been seizing extraordinary powers, the left would now be demanding the reforms it denounces. Rabbi Dov Fischer Jan. 16, 2023
How poisonous is the NSO scandal? U.S. jurisprudence believes that, evil as it may be to turn a murderer loose, it is a much greater evil to countenance the government’s abuse of its vast powers. Rabbi Dov Fischer Feb. 10, 2022
Why Kamala Harris ignored a student’s anti-Israel remarks Those of us who have followed her political career in California were not surprised by the recent firestorm she created. Rabbi Dov Fischer Oct. 6, 2021
Why rename Judea and Samaria? No one calls Jersey City “the West Bank.” Why not? Too much history there? Too many biblical memories of Moses and Aaron buying shoes at Journal Square? Rabbi Dov Fischer Aug. 22, 2021
For anti-Zionists, ‘Palestine’ does not stop at the Green Line When Israel’s enemies speak of “Occupied Palestinian Territory,” they don't mean just the Gaza Strip, Judea and Samaria. Rabbi Dov Fischer Aug. 9, 2021
Applying sovereignty won’t be easy, but Israel is used to that Time has run out on the Arab waiting game. Sovereignty won’t be simple—nothing of monumental historical consequence is. Only one more month to go. Rabbi Dov Fischer May 26, 2020
