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The column no one dared to print.

Not with a bang, but with Nazism.

Antisemitism, racial hierarchy, violence, and an alliance with radical Islam have seized the commanding heights of the movement.

The way forward after the war is for Israel to return to its true biblical purpose as described in scripture to fulfill God’s original vision for it as a nation.

Mourning Laws – Torah vs. Paganism by Rabbi Pesach Wolicki

Reverence for death and the dead is a primary component of Pagan belief systems. The Torah opposes this. The Torah’s way is the way of life.

As rifts among Israel leaders are made public, we can only continue to pray for them

The only way to break the dictatorship of the professoriate is the refusal to accept its claims of moral supremacy.

Most American Jews no longer vote in a way that sets them apart from non-Jews. But a growing subsection stands out.

In trying to take references to October 7 out of the Israeli singer's now-famous song "Hurricane," the competition both accidentally improved it and made her a cause célèbre.

A week of cascading humiliations

How—and what—can we celebrate in the wake of Oct. 7?

Bread or Dreams? by Rabbi Elie Mischel

As we celebrate the miracle of Israel amidst an existential war for survival, we must keep our dreams front and center.

The Israeli defense minister’s disgraceful display was—in the words of the late baseball great Yogi Berra—“like déjà vu all over again.”

“What Israel has done is take the effort to minimize civilian casualties as no other army has done,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Israel Summit organized by the Proclaiming Justice to the Nations organization was relocated due to threats by Hamas supporters but has been successfully rescheduled.

“The president’s threat to veto this legislation and Schumer’s refusal to bring it to a vote in the Senate are acts of betrayal to our closest ally in the region,” said Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.