All posts tagged "Jews"
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Blogs
Antisemitism and the flight of the ‘progressives’ – A Hanukkah Diarist
“As my wife and I lit our Hanukkah candles last night, and we sang Ma’oz Tzur (מעוז צור), my mind darkly drifted back...
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Blogs
Israel Has No Other Alternative But the Alternative it Has is a Good One
By Barry Rubin. The Palestinian leadership, abetted by many Western governments, has now torn up every agreement it made with Israel....
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Inspired By Faith We Can Change The World
The Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks has recorded “8 Thoughts for 8 Nights” – a...
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Guest Contributors
Nes Gadol Haya Po – A Great Miracle Happened Here
By Jocelyn Weiss . My first year of Aliyah is coming to a close and all things considered, it’s been a...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Refusal to be Comforted
Jacob rent his clothes, put on sackcloth, and mourned his son for a long time. His sons and daughters tried to...
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Guest Contributors
Save me from my ‘saviours’
Well, thanks for the interest but if Christianity was ever going to do the trick for me it would have...
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Hypocrisy at the UN: Tyrannies oppose “country-specific” resolutions — and then adopt 21 on Israel
In an astonishing display of hypocrisy, numerous U.N. country delegates gave impassioned speeches last Tuesday objecting to resolutions criticizing the murderous...
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Blogs
Gaza Conflict – 2012 The Iranian Role
By Lt. Col. (ret.) Michael Segall During the fighting in Gaza in November 2012, Iran took pains to highlight its own...
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Good News from Israel
Good News From Israel Nov. 4th 2012
The lives of eight Israelis were saved last week with organs from donors over 70 years of age. Highlights include:...
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Guest Contributors
Safed – The City of Kabbalah – Mysticism
By Laurie Rappeport. Travelers to Northern Israel can enjoy a fascinating visit to the ancient city of Safed, known as the...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Vayishlach – Fear or Distress
Sculpture By Phillip Ratner Ratnermuseum.com “A people capable of feeling distress, even in victory, is one that knows the tragic complexity...
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Today Party Time at Sheinkin St. Tel Aviv
In the heart of the city of Tel Aviv , Sheinkin Street defines whats hip and trendy. Kikar Hamidina may have...
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Blogs
I Will Be What I Will Be- Coming-Into-Being
By Yoram Hazony. Is God perfect? You often hear philosophers describe “theism” as the belief in a perfect being...
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Blogs
Analysis, Commentary and In Depth Coverage of Israel and Middle East
Analysis, Commentary and In Depth Coverage of the region. Daily Alert Nov. 29, 2012 Poll: Americans Increasingly Back Israel Against Iran...
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Blogs
The first taste of a shelter
Efrat, Israel By Harvey Tannenbaum .Harvey Tannenbaum. A native Californian who moved to Efrat, Israel in 1998 and works as an...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The Elimination of Violence against Women
By Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks This week’s parsha of Vayetze contains much about family relationships and conflict. Jacob, in love with...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
How democratic were the children of Israel?
Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks reviews leading American thinker Michael Walzer’s book on politics in the Bible. “Freedom was at the heart...
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Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
COVENANT & CONVERSATION: Vayetze – Encountering G-d
Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Jacob awoke from his sleep and said, “G-d is truly in this place, but I...
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Guest Contributors
The Vatican on Gaza: Israel is a Baby-Killer – Where is the Pope
Vatican City. by Giulio Meotti, Italy. Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, President of the Vatican Council for Culture, commenting on the war between...
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Blogs
Soldiers from around the world enlist to help Israel
Lone Soldier Center founder Tziki Aud (center) greets Staff Sgt. Shalom Leikin (left) and Sgt. Shmulik Lazarov, both from the U.S.,...
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