Germany's Jewish leadership vs. Israel
Europe's Jewish leadership may soon find itself isolated from its own constituents and opposed by the people andgovernment of Israel, ...
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Bin Laden hit the city, but we had to continue teaching
On Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, I was teaching high school. It was the longest day of my life.
The West's cultural fault line exposed by 9/11 remains
For the West, there are no "forever wars." Its wars are either won or lost; there are victors and vanquished. ...
Afghanistan fiasco is Biden's opportunity to recalculate route
The one good thing that could come out of the humiliating withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan is the US ...
The next prison break is already in the works
No matter how many heads are made to roll at the Israel Prison Service, we cannot prevent the next prison ...
The sleeping giant nods off again
As the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks nears, one can only guess what serious repercussions will follow the US's ...
Another year, another political lecture from the pulpit?
Rabbis in the midst of preparing social-action sermons might want to reconsider their topics.
The great common denominator
There is no single issue that constitutes a broader national consensus among the Palestinians than the issue of prisoners held ...
Time for Israel to take back control of its prisons
The autonomy enjoyed by the security prisoners is an abysmal anomaly: from cell phones they use to coordinate terrorist attacks, ...
The fear of rocking the boat
Addicted to the fake notion of maintaining "industrial peace" and quiet, the political echelon and the judiciary have gone from ...