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Orthodox Jews and Evangelical Christians
19 Mar
The article discusses the alignment between Orthodox Jews and Evangelical Christians in the United States, particularly on social issues where both groups pr...
19 Mar
Emes Ve-Emunah
Joe Kent Is No Hero. Not Even Slightly.
18 Mar
Joe Kent, the former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned, citing opposition to the US war in Iran and blaming Israel and its American ...
18 Mar
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The US-Israeli strategy against Iran is working
17 Mar
The article discusses the ongoing U.S.-Israeli strategy against Iran, suggesting that it has been a successful endeavor. Despite criticisms primarily from li...
17 Mar
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The Soft Antisemitism of Selective Facts
16 Mar
Criticism of Israel is a complex issue where lines between political critique and antisemitism can blur, particularly in the media. The concern arises when c...
16 Mar
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Peace at Any Price?
15 Mar
The article contemplates the hypothetical scenario where the United States could have established diplomatic relations with Iran post-1979 by accepting the n...
15 Mar
Emes Ve-Emunah
The Islamophobia Red Herring
13 Mar
The article argues against equating Islamophobia with antisemitism, highlighting that antisemitic attacks are significantly more frequent than anti-Muslim in...
13 Mar
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Antisemitism Among American Youth
12 Mar
Antisemitism has been increasingly visible among certain groups in the U.S., amplified by recent geopolitical conflicts involving Israel. The political lands...
12 Mar
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Hard Questions for American Jewish Life
11 Mar
The article discusses the challenges facing non-Orthodox Jewish life in America, particularly focusing on decreasing literacy and engagement among young adul...
11 Mar
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Traveling
10 Mar
The post outlines guidelines for engaging in the comments section of a Jewish blog, emphasizing decorum and the importance of respectful dialogue. It include...
10 Mar
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The IDF and the Golden Calf
9 Mar
The article discusses a lecture by the Satmar Rebbe of Kiryas Joel, comparing the actions of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to the sin of the Golden Calf, a...
9 Mar
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Putting Carlson in His Place
8 Mar
The article discusses recent comments made by the President denouncing Tucker Carlson's conspiracy theories about the Chabad Lubavitch movement. Carlson alle...
8 Mar
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The YU Paradigm as the Model for Torah Jewry
5 Mar
The article contrasts the "Torah Only" model of Jewish education, epitomized by Lakewood's Beth Medrash Govoha, which prioritizes full-time Torah study, with...
5 Mar
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Whose Side Are Democrats On?
4 Mar
The article discusses the lack of moral clarity in the U.S. political response to the threat posed by Iran, particularly focusing on the Democratic Party's s...
4 Mar
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Bomb Iran
3 Mar
The text reflects on Iran's transformation into what many see as an extremist state following the 1979 revolution, making a parallel with the biblical comman...
3 Mar
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Netanyahu and The US Israel Alliance
2 Mar
This discussion on Benjamin Netanyahu highlights his paradoxical reputation as both one of Israel's most controversial and significant leaders. Although many...
2 Mar
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A Game Changing Moment in History
1 Mar
The article discusses the controversial U.S. military action against Iran, particularly the killing of Iran's leader Khamenei in a joint U.S.-Israel military...
1 Mar
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The Consequences of Illiteracy
27 Feb
This discussion highlights the problematic nature of content creator Tyler Oliveira's work, particularly his exploitative approach toward communities he disr...
27 Feb
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Why Support for Israel Has Been Diminished
26 Feb
Political support for Israel in the US has notably waned, with significant shifts observed primarily within the Democratic Party but also emerging in the Rep...
26 Feb
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The Need for Regime Change in Iran
25 Feb
The article discusses Iran's dramatic transformation from a pro-Western monarchy under the Shah to the radical Islamist regime established after the 1979 rev...
25 Feb
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A Unifying Proposal
24 Feb
The article discusses the contentious issue surrounding the egalitarian prayer section at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, highlighting historical and current ...
24 Feb
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The Erosion of the Torah World
23 Feb
The article discusses the intricate dynamics within the Charedi community, focusing on the blind reverence towards their perceived rabbinic leadership and th...
23 Feb
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A Shabbos Table Without the Mother
22 Feb
A recent advertisement in Mishpacha Magazine by the Chofetz Chaim Heritage Foundation has sparked controversy for depicting a Shabbos table devoid of a mothe...
22 Feb
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The Kind of Antisemitism that Worries Me the Most
20 Feb
The article delves into the concerning rise of antisemitism, particularly focusing on the role of influential conservative commentators who use religious jus...
20 Feb
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The IDF and Women in Combat
19 Feb
The article critiques the integration of women into combat roles within the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and broader issues within militaries such as the U.S...
19 Feb
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Dogs, Muslims, and Randy Fine
18 Feb
Florida Representative Randy Fine, renowned for his staunch pro-Israel stance, recently sparked controversy with a tweet that suggested choosing 'dogs over M...
18 Feb
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A Perfect Storm
16 Feb
A recent violent incident in Bnei Brak, where two female IDF soldiers were chased by a mob of Charedi extremists, highlights ongoing tensions between ultra-O...
16 Feb
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An Appalling Op-ed by a Charedi MK
15 Feb
Israeli Charedi MK Rabbi Yitzchak Pindrus has stirred controversy with an op-ed arguing that the Israeli state is systematically undermining the Torah-observ...
15 Feb
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Playing the Holocaust Card
13 Feb
The article provides an account of a contentious exchange between US Rep. Becca Balint and Attorney General Pam Bondi during a House Judiciary Committee hear...
13 Feb
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If They Build It, Charedim Will Come
12 Feb
Tensions within Israeli society are exemplified by the withdrawal of support by Charedi leader Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch for a Knesset bill that would have all...
12 Feb
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Extremist Modesty as the New Normal
11 Feb
The article reflects on the drastic shift in the norms of Orthodox Jewish life from the early 1960s to the present, with a focus on gender segregation and mo...
11 Feb
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An Appalling Indifference to Israeli Suffering
10 Feb
Rav David Stav critiques a new Israeli bill proposed in the Knesset that aims to draft Charedim not fully engaged in Torah study into the IDF. The government...
10 Feb
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Progressive Jews
9 Feb
This opinion piece discusses the perceived tension between progressive values and traditional Jewish values, sparked by some progressive Jews' support of Zoh...
9 Feb
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The President's Middle East Policy
8 Feb
Amidst a shifting political climate within the United States, this editorial discusses the divisive Middle East policy of the current U.S. President, particu...
8 Feb
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Extremism in Pursuit of God’s Will
6 Feb
The article discusses the dangerous implications of extremism motivated by religious conviction, drawing parallels between external and internal threats to t...
6 Feb
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Josh Shapiro's Values and Politics
5 Feb
In an interview with Gayle King, the author expresses admiration for Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, highlighting the importance of evaluating political ...
5 Feb
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Rabbi Shmaryahu (Sidney) Meltzer, ZTL
4 Feb
Rabbi Shmaryahu (Sidney) Meltzer, ZTL, was fondly remembered by a former student from his time at HTC's Yeshiva High School. The author reflects on their edu...
4 Feb
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Why There Have Been No New Posts
30 Jan
The author explains the lack of posts due to attending their granddaughter's wedding in Israel. They plan to resume posting after returning. Additionally, th...
30 Jan
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Social Narcissism and Accusations of Sex Abuse
26 Jan
The discussion surrounding sexual abuse within Orthodox Jewish communities reveals a concerning persistence of abuse despite reported declines. A recent case...
26 Jan
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Thank You, Satmar
25 Jan
The Satmar Rebbe's recent ban on protests following the deaths of two young men highlights a significant stance on preserving human life, a principle he affi...
25 Jan
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The Key to Jewish Unity
23 Jan
In an era marked by growing polarization, both politically and religiously, within Judaism, the call for unity amidst denominational and ideological divides ...
23 Jan
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Is This Deception Justified?
22 Jan
A leaked recording reveals that key Haredi rabbis in Israel, including Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch and Rabbi Dov Lando, have supported a proposed conscription ...
22 Jan
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Tragedies and Hate
21 Jan
The article addresses a troubling increase in tragic deaths among Charedi youth in Israel, highlighting the community's inclination to blame secular and left...
21 Jan
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They Had to Ask
20 Jan
Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania has revealed in his forthcoming book that during his vetting process as a potential running mate for Kamala Harris in t...
20 Jan
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Feminism and General Zini
19 Jan
The article discusses the cultural clash in Israel between progressive feminism and traditional biblical values, highlighting tensions regarding gender roles...
19 Jan
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Liberating Iran
18 Jan
The article discusses the urgency and necessity of overthrowing the Iranian regime, which has oppressed its people for over four decades and poses a direct t...
18 Jan
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Are Rabbis Still Relevant to American Jewry?
15 Jan
The article examines the evolving role of rabbis in American Jewish life, highlighting concerns about their relevance, particularly within heterodox movement...
15 Jan
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Should Religious Values be Taught in Public Schools?
14 Jan
Peter Deutsch, the founder of the Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation, explores the intense cultural debate in the U.S. over whether public education ...
14 Jan
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The Time to Act is Now!
13 Jan
This opinion piece expresses both optimism and fear over the potential downfall of Iran's Islamic Republic. While the author celebrates the possibility of to...
13 Jan
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Why Judaism?
13 Jan
Rawan Osman, a Lebanese expatriate and former Muslim, explores the reasons why individuals might embrace or depart from religious customs, focusing on her ow...
13 Jan
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The Iranian Revolution
12 Jan
As mass protests erupt across Iran, high-ranking officials, echoing past tactics, justify their violent suppression by labeling demonstrators as "enemies of ...
12 Jan