PM Bennett must postpone his visit to Washington
It would be foolhardy for Israel's PM to visit Washington at this time. He would be expected to prop up Biden with concessions. Op-ed.
It would be foolhardy for Israel's PM to visit Washington at this time. He would be expected to prop up Biden with concessions. Op-ed.

How odd that Israel would want to revert to the old American-Jewish decentralized system that was so chaotic that it was abandoned! Op-ed.

Mutual respect calls for the newcomers to desist from defiling the sanctity of the Kotel and worship there as did their ancestors. Op-ed.

Survey: Bnei Brak is Israel’s poorest and most densely populated city but its residents are Israel’s happiest. Dan Perry disapproves. Op-ed.

Issues that promote Israel’s interests should be supported even if – perhaps, especially if – the coalition supports them. Op-ed.

The proposed government is one of strange bedfellows whose only common goal is ending Netanyahu’s historic reign. Op-ed.

A Bennett and Lapid government is like a table serving kosher and non-kosher food. It seems best to walk away and not take a chance. Op-ed.

The existence of Hamas plays a practical role in Israeli calculations. Hamas is the counterweight to the two-state delusion Op-ed.

I just emerged from my safe room. One alarm, one rocket, no damage. Moving on. Op-ed.

The virtue-shamers want to live but not let us live. They seek not just to cancel people but to erase G-d from society, Op-ed.

For all the left's fear of the Jewish state becoming too Jewish, there is a clear danger of the democracy becoming undemocratic. Op-ed.

The courts have no more right to opine on “who is a Jew” than they have to move Shabbat to Tuesday or Pesach to the winter. Opinion.

The riot at the Capitol was despicable – but Kristallnacht? The hyperbole is disgusting, especially coming from a native Austrian. Op-ed

Trump is an unabashedly pro-Israel president whose opposition to 'cancel culture' and an activist court.will spill over to Israel. Op-ed.

In the Diaspora, we are not building as much as trying not to fall off a spiritual and physical ledge. Op-ed.
















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