Can’t make Aliyah? Here are 5 things that you can do
The only way a Jew can make it to Eretz Yisrael is out of a deep desire from within or from a serious physical threat from without. Op-ed.
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The biggest American hareidi community in Israel
Whether you are modern, baalei batish, yeshivish, Lubavitch, Lakewood, Passaic type or Five Towns type, all are welcome and equal. Op-ed.
What's missing in Lakewood?
The recipe for survival in exile is a recipe for disaster for a nation in its own land. Op-ed.
The mystery behind Ariel Sharon's 'disengagement'
He was a great general but he knew little and cared less about Jews, 23 years before the expulsion, someone tried to warn us. Op-ed.
The Great Haredi Political Shift
So long as the country was humming along, Orthodox Jews had the luxury to vote based on narrow interests.No more. Op-ed.
How the Iran Deal debunked the myth of US-Israel shared values
While self delusion may be the path of least resistance, it doesn't actually solve problems. Op-ed.
Finding a Jewish leader
A majority of Israeli Jews feel abandoned by their leaders and thirst for a return to real, authentic, Jewish leadership. Op-ed.
Haredi aliya to Israel: The comeback of this century?
Has the yeshivish world lost sight of the importance that the Vilna Gaon and Baal Shem Tov placed on living in the Holy Land?
What would a religious run government of Israel be like?
Would such a government finally prioritize Israel’s Jewish character over its democratic one? And what else would it change?
Can haredi Jews be Jewish Nationalists?
If Galut is really the punishment that it is said to be in the Torah, the Torah must not have foreseen Monsey, NY. Or did it? Op-ed.
An Open Letter to Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman
Kollel families who depend on childcare subsidies exemplify the ideals of commitment to discipline, frugality and Judaism's eternity. Op-ed.
Does Torah Jewry have a future in America?
It's hard to imagine what kind of future Jews can hope to have in America, even without the mob violence and anti-Semitic pogroms. Op-ed.
Hear the boys sing
These boys gave me the feeling that I am part of a nation that is indestructible.
Changing Israel's mindset about its boundaries
Last week, for the first time ever, Israel stopped playing defense when it comes to its boundaries. This should be a precedent. Op-ed.
Kingmaker Abbas and the impending downfall of Israeli Democracy
Israel is not Finland or Puerto Rico. It does not have a cohesive, peaceful population,the key ingredients for a democracy to work. Op-ed.
Stranded in Frankfurt
Living in today’s surreal times when Jews are physically unable to come to Israel, provides us all with opportunity to reflect.Op-ed.
Your choice: Jewish state or democracy?
A duality of visions as to what we are all about has echoed since before the State's founding. Time to think about where you stand. Op-ed.
An open letter to the Anti-Defamation League
Perhaps the ADL believes that democracy needs to be limited. In Israel, that is. The Squad and Warnock are fine. Opinion.
Fools and Prophets
When antisemites speak, our tendency is to see them as fools. But maybe there is a message to be gleaned from this random antisemitism..
What’s the big deal about the pre-1967 'borders'?
The solutions offered to broker an Israel-PA peace do not take the real aspirations of each side into account. Opinion.
The American Yeshiva Day School fraud
The problem in our yeshiva day schools is that the real priority is to produce students who will succeed in the secular world. Opinion.
Zionism is a polarizing word
Zionism has contradictory associations for different sectors of Israeli society. How to bridge the gap, asks a baal tshuva writer?
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