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Overcast Speaking truth to power: Say it loud and say it clear so that everyone can hear
The following is adapted from the keynote speech delivered by JNS Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Tobin at a gala celebrating the 40th anniversary of CAMERA — the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East …
friends
Nassau County sides with Israel (Judea and Samaria included)
Nassau County cemented its relationship with Israel last week, signing an economic and cultural agreement with the Shomron, an area in the northern part of the territory commonly referred to as the …
What do we know. What don’t we know.
Death of a journalist in Jenin: Untruths and no consequences
Over the past week the media and various communities have been in an uproar over the unfortunate death of Shireen Abu Akleh, a veteran Al Jazeera reporter, and clashes at her funeral a couple of days …
friends and foes
Great Neck paper rips Israel pact
Six North Shore Long Island community newspapers, including the Greak Neck News, tore into Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s economic, cultural and friendship pact with the Shomron, and criticized …
anti-semitism
Nassau mobilizes to fight rising tide of anti-Semitism
The Nassau County executive convened a 27-member committee on Tuesday tasked with finding ways to combat the growing scourge of Jew hatred that’s not spared Long Island …
travel
Wander among the ancients at Bet She’arim
Remnants of an ancient city, mysterious inscriptions, caves and catacombs, gorgeous scenery — all are to be found in Bet She’arim, one of Israel’s most impressive …
schools
Plainview’s Mercaz adds a general studies leader
The new Mercaz Academy in Plainview has announced the appointment of. Karen Leeper as assistant principal for general studies. She will work …
opinion
Here comes Alice Walker and the Jews, again
When the San Diego Community College District announced that Alice Walker would be the keynote speaker for the new chancellor’s installation, immediate protests followed. Various Jewish …
on campus
Moshe Phillips: THIS is who’s teaching our kids to hate Israel
We hear a lot about Jewish college students who have become pro-Palestinian. We know about polls showing that younger American Jews are much less connected …
opinion
Western dupes who propogate murderous lies
A Palestinian Arab journalist with Al Jazeera, Shireen Abu Akleh, was shot dead last week in a firefight between Hamas and the Israelis in the West Bank city of Jenin. Western …
opinion
Jew-hating SJP demonizes our students
In his Israel Apartheid Week address at Duke University a few weeks ago, radical Palestinian poet Mohammed el-Kurd advocated “Palestinian liberation,” telling his cheering …
opinion
Battling anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism at Duke
I am a Persian Jew who has lived all of my life in America. Yet at the same time, Israel is my home. I get the chills every time I sing “Hatikvah” because even though I live …
schools
SKA cheers Yom Ha’atzmaut
Blue and white were the colors of choice at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park on May 5, Yom Ha’atzmaut. At a schoolwide Tefillah Chagigit in the morning, Dr. Mila …
schools
SKA color war
antisemitism
We are the target
This week in Torah
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Our sabbatical moment: The time of your life
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Ambassadors wanted to sanctify name of G-d
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Seeking help both for ourselves and fellow Jews
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Economics of liberty and a message of Behar
A best-selling book in 2014 was French economist Thomas Piketty’s “Capital in the Twenty-First Century,” a dense 700-page-long treatise on economic theory backed by massive …
Jonathan Tobin
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Our world without Israel? Chas v’sholem!
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Defend living Jews while honoring the 6 million
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Speaking truth to power: Say it loud and say it clear so that everyone can hear
The following is adapted from the keynote speech delivered by JNS Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Tobin at a gala celebrating the 40th anniversary of CAMERA — the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East …
Ben Cohen
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The missing apology that Russia won’t make
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Can the UN really survive the war in Ukraine?
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The anti-Semitic scandal affecting Lufthansa
It took several days, but eventually, the world’s media grasped why the scandal at Frankfurt Airport last week, when more than 100 Orthodox Jews were prevented by the German airline …
More Opinion
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Will a Memorial Day survive in US and Israel?
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At end of the day, whose Temple Mount is it?
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In Jerusalem, an emotional hold of our symbols
Symbols resonate. It is nearly impossible to calculate the regnant hold that symbols have over one’s identity, one’s core beliefs, one’s religion, one’s affiliation with a …
Food
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Home, and some simple food, for the holiday
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Kitchen memories of both my mom and dad
As I write this on the evening of Mother’s Day, I think about my own mother who, to be honest, was not a very good cook. She had absolutely no interest in cooking or baking. She was a …
Travel
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Great Neck rabbi and Rambam boost Tiberias
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Century-old Siberian shul back in Jewish hands
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Chagall Windows mark 60 years in Jerusalem
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10 archeological finds, discovered by accident
Wander among the ancients at Bet She’arim
Remnants of an ancient city, mysterious inscriptions, caves and catacombs, gorgeous scenery — all are to be found in Bet She’arim, one of Israel’s most impressive …
Caroline Glick
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Twitter, Supremes and progressive revolution
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There’s no one to talk to now in Washington
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The Muslim Brotherhood’s foreign minister
The responses elicited by the death of Al-Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh were written hundreds of years ago. Blood libels — the practice of using the death of non-Jews as a …