Accused of Abuse, Ex-CAIR Florida Leader Admits to Multiple Religious Marriages
Shibly admitted to NPR that he “did enter into religious marriage contracts with women outside his legal marriage.”
Echoes of A Boom in Iran
Some weeks ago, an Iranian ship delivering oil to a Syrian ship created an oil spill that devastated much of Israel’s Mediterranean coast in an act that’s been termed environmental terrorism.
In France, Anti-Semitism is Systemic
A record shames a country whose ethic is built upon the triangle of “liberty, equality and fraternity.”
Will This be the Last Anti-Israel Generation?
For the past several decades discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been driven by full-time anti-Israel researchers and writers.
On Rosh Chodesh, a Rabbi Went to the Western Wall …
And used his immunity as a Knesset member to smuggle a Torah scroll into a Reform gathering as a favor and an act of identification.
Why Aren’t Jews Up in Arms About Uyghur Genocide?
Unlike the Darfur protests, taking on China requires courage. While some are speaking out, the lack of a groundswell on this issue shows how politics and fashion count more than principle.
The New Plan to Oust Netanyahu and its Implications for Israel
Yamina leader Naftali Bennett and New Hope chief Gideon Sa’ar, with 13 Knesset seats between them, somehow expect that 30 Likud lawmakers will ignore their voters and help them unseat Netanyahu.
Is Recent Maritime Unrest Rocking the Regional Boat?
The seas are becoming another sphere in which Israel must spare no effort to halt Iran’s efforts to increase its regional foothold.
Threat to Boycott JNF Exposes Left’s Hypocrisy
The organizations which are threatening to boycott include American Friends of Peace Now, J Street, the Reform Zionist youth movement, and the New Israel Fund.
Israel: The Necessary Superpower
Its legendary military and security derring-do derives from its culture of risk-taking, creativity and thinking out of the box—characteristics shared by no other country.