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Thank You, Hero
by Uri Orbach Wednesday's hero helped us realize that education to valor is not some kind of old-fashioned luxury, but rather, it's a necessity of life.
My Response to Terror
by Rachel Isaacs Five years ago I needed to do something in response – so I moved to Israel. But that doesn't work anymore.
Hezbollah Wins
by Jeff Jacoby Israel is still paying for its defeat.
Leave Hitler Alone?
by Jonathan S. Tobin Rethinking America's 'good war' is a not so subtle attack on our current struggles.
Replacement Geography
by Dr. Andre Oboler Google Earth: A new platform for anti-Israel propaganda.
Real Friends and Real Enemies
by Jonathan S. Tobin Presbyterian Israel-bashing shows how Jews are clueless about Christian groups.
Where Is Our Jewish Leadership Hiding?
by George D. Hanus The crisis of funding Jewish education is a shameful omission from the Jewish philanthropic agenda.
Unstuck: The Aliyah Chronicles
by Tara Eliwatt Move to Israel? Are you nuts?
The Enemy Has a Name
by Daniel Pipes Terrorism is just a tactic, not an enemy.
Concerning the Jews
by Mark Twain The closing paragraphs are famous, but few have read Mark Twain's complete article. It's long but fascinating. Print and read.
Pallywood
by Jonathan Rosenblum For once, the good guys win.
Hatred in Britain
by Ron Prosor Britain is a hotbed of radical anti-Israeli sentiment.
Flow
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund Climbing out of time's narrow grip by loving whatever you are doing.
Shavuot Learn-a-thon
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Awakening from our national slumber.
Jerusalem: City of Peace
by Rabbi Shalom Schwartz Being in Jerusalem is the fulfillment of the hopes and prayers of millions of Jews over the generations.
Industry of Lies
by Danny Seaman Media manipulation has become strategic Arab weapon against Israel.
When Rockets Go Slam
by Joel Mowbray In Israel, nobody expects miracles, but everybody takes them for granted.
A Soldier and an Old Woman
by Ruchama King Feuerman In Israel's darkest moment, outnumbered and surrounded by enemies, an old woman sees what no one else can see.
Because I'm a Jew
by Eli Lake For the past 11 years, David Tenenbaum has been trying to undo the damage the U.S. government did to him when he was accused of spying for Israel.
Anti-Israeli Subversion on Wikipedia
by HonestReporting.com Anti-Israel activists manipulate the online encyclopedia.
A Blizzard in Shilo
by Ester (Ellen) Katz Silvers Longing for redemption; longing for home.
The Miracle, at 60
by Charles Krauthammer It's the norm for exiled nations to disappear -- with one exception: a miraculous story of redemption and return, after not a century or two, but 2,000 years.
Israel: Against the Odds
by Mark Steyn Israel's doom would be bad news for Europe.
Anti-Zionism at 60
by Caroline Glick Two authors – one in Maclean's and the other in The Atlantic Monthly -- reveal their anti-Zionist bias.
Only in Israel
by Sara Yoheved Rigler The joys of living with the family.
Just Words
by Sarah Shapiro It's no accident that we should be repeatedly compelled to explain our presence, to have to figure out what we're doing here.
My Israeli Army Experience
by Yeshia Braverman This really is an army like no other.
In the Hands of the Enemy
by ShiurTimes Staff An exclusive interview with Benny Regev, brother of captive soldier, Eldad Regev.
Mazel Tov for Surviving
by Melanie Phillips It's astonishing that Israel has not only survived but is flourishing.
Nothing Short of a Miracle
by David A. Harris Step back from the news of the moment and take stock of the larger picture.
Israel: The Gateway of Hope
by Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks The Jewish connection with Israel goes back 4,000 years to the first recorded syllables of Jewish time.
Torch Protests
by Rabbi Boruch Leff The Jewish people have their own ancient torch ceremony.
The New Anti-Semitism
by Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks What it is and how to deal with it.
Remembering a Hero from Virginia Tech
by Allie Vered Liviu Librescu survived horror to shine his light in a dark world. His candle burns still.
Passover in the 'Hood
by Meir Solomon Growing up in Brooklyn, even if I wanted to escape my faith, how could I?
Israel at 60
by Yossi Klein Halevi There are no answers, only improvisations.
The Fitna Controversy
by Jeff Jacoby Facing the truth about jihadist violence.
Israel Diplomacy
by Laura Wiessen Ethiopian diplomat gives Israel a new look.
Shelve the Shelf Agreement
by David M. Weinberg A performance-based peace process remains the only proven and sustainable model towards a durable final settlement.
All Hail the Chief
by Michael Ledeen How a black Jewish Texan cleaned up an old confederate city.
Your Tax Dollars at Work in Gaza
by Jonathan S. Tobin The confusing and complex campaign for aid to a pro-terror Palestinian Authority.
The Battle on Campus
by Natalie Menaged As anti-Israel propaganda on campus increases in new and alarming ways, defenders of Israel must face their opponents head on.
Saving the Ship
by George D. Hanus Are we just rearranging the deck chairs?
Torn from the Heart
by Riva Pomerantz When there are no words, we can reach out through tears.
Combating Lies
by Rachel Neuwirth But what can I do about the crisis facing Israel and the Jewish People? Get educated and become an activist.
Bucking World Opinion
by Jonathan Rosenblum International Law is not a suicide pact.
Purim & the Secret of Sunsets
by Danny Verbov How do we find joy after experiencing such an enormous tragedy?
United in Tears
by Lynn Finson What matters is that we cry and never stop caring.
The Candle of God
by Yitzchok Tendler Neria Cohen, 15, was the youngest of the eight victims. His father is a beloved teacher at Aish HaTorah's Hesder program.
Shock and Solidarity in Sderot
by aish.com A day in the life of a Sderot social worker.