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Our War
by Jonathan Medved With so many of our synagogue's sons and daughters in the thick of the fight, this war is our war.
The Media Aims Its Missiles
by Tom Gross How the media is working for the enemy.
The Rules of War
by Moshe Yaalon The difference between us and the terrorists is clear: We endanger ourselves to protect their civilians. They endanger their own civilians to protect themselves.
Mobilizing Our Spiritual Forces
by Sara Yoheved Rigler How aiding war refugees can help protect the Jewish nation.
Michael Levin: An Israeli Hero for Our time
by Yocheved Miriam Russo Friends of Michael Levin, 22, mourn his death and remember his inspiring life..
Front Lines, Back Lines
by Yael Mermelstein As immigrants who chose to live in Israel, we came to immerse ourselves in the great pride of our nation, as well as its great pain.
Overcoming the Separation
by Jonathan Rosenblum Identification with the suffering of our fellow Jews is not automatic. It requires work.
War of Survival
by Yossi Klein Halevi In Lebanon and Gaza, Israel is holding Arabs responsible for their own fate.
Israel: One Nation Under Attack
by Michael Oren Israel's purpose is not retribution but survival.
Angels of Death Knocking at my Door
by Eitan Baron A father should not say Kaddish for his son; a brother and sister should not have to bid a last goodbye to their 19-year-old brother.
Our Children Lead Us
by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman Israel's ancient, powerful weapon: our children who wrap themselves in sensitivity to the suffering of others.
Lebanon: Myths and Facts
by Shraga Simmons and Pesach Benson Ammunition for how you can defend Israel.
Sorry, Danny
by Gideon Silverstone After 20 years of story telling, the realization hits that it was at someone else's expense.
Beware of Disinformation
by Mitchell Bard In waging their propaganda war, Israel's enemies count on journalists to report first and research later.
Arithmetic of Pain
by Alan M. Dershowitz Why Israel's response is reasonable and proportionate.
One Israeli's View
by Bob Rosenschein Imagine that Mexico was calling for the destruction of the United States, backing it up with cross-border raids and missiles.
Fighting Hizbullah
by Maj.-Gen. (res.) Yaakov Amidror and Dan Diker A Strategic Assessment of the Hizballah War: Defeating the Iranian-Syrian Axis in Lebanon
War Blogs
by Civilians in Israel Four firsthand accounts from civilians under attack in Safed.
Israel's Prime Minister Speaks
by Prime Minister Ehud Olmert An address by Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
At War Again
by Sara Yoheved Rigler The face -- and lessons -- of our latest war.
Why They Fight
by Charles Krauthammer It's not the occupation. The issue is, and has always been, Israel's existence.
Galilee Diary
by Michael Kaufman Shabbat in Israel along the Lebanese border
Signs of the Times
by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman Eliyahu Asheri was in fact dead. So why not change the notice?
The Conversion Vaccine
by Rabbi Avi Shafran The best defense to the ambitious "Jews for Jesus" missionary campaign.
When Calamity Begins
by Liba Pearson The 17th of Tammuz is a day of distortion, of confusion, of fear. The looming specter of war makes this very clear.
Battle Plans
by Yossi Klein Halevi Israel's next war has begun.
Joining the IDF
by Yeshia Braverman What's an American teenager like me doing signing up to the Israel army?
Haunts of July Fourth
by Michael Rose When I'll hear the thunderous claps of fireworks, the sound of bombs exploding in Jerusalem will immediately come to my ears.
Stop the Loneliness
by A Lonely SFJ Don't let what happened to me happen to one more single person.
Peace Plan or Phased Plan?
by Gilead Ini The so-called Prisoners' Document: Don't let the media fool you.
Death in Gaza
by Charles Krauthammer Who is to blame for grief on a beach?
Out of School
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon An 8th grader pleads for understanding.
Being British for 350 years
by Ashley Perry My family has been in Britain for 350 years. Perhaps it is time for a change.
Shiva Works
by Jonathan Rosenblum The shiva for my father centered on the joy of his life, not his death.
There Is No Zionism without Judaism
by Natan Sharansky If we cut ourselves off from 3,000 years of Judaism, we will lose the right to our existence in our historic homeland.
Daniel Wultz Remembered
by Mimi Jankovits Daniel touched those who knew him with his passion for life, family, Judaism and Israel. His short life can still touch yours.
My Home, My History, My Heart
by Sara Yoheved Rigler My house in the Old City of Jerusalem is a portal to the long chain of Jewish history.
The BBC Pro-Israeli?
by Martin Walker Despite dozens of examples to the contrary, BBC insists there is bias against the Palestinians.
Why A.B.Yehoshua Is Wrong
by Rabbi Avi Shafran Maybe, just maybe, Judaism -- Jewish belief and practice as prescribed by the Jewish religious tradition -- is the key to Jewish continuity.
Best of Both Worlds
by Jeff Astrof The fears I had about putting my daughter in a Jewish day school were fears I really had for myself.
Approaching 6 Million
by Charles Krauthammer Israel is a tempting target for those who would finish Hitler's work. His successors now reside in Tehran.
The Rabbi and the Professor
by Rabbi Ari Kahn A true story for Israel Remembrance Day.
Israel Calls
by Riva Pomerantz Why we're leaving our great life in North America and moving to Israel.
Move-to-Israel Filters
by Amy Eisenstein My dream of moving to Israel is having a profound effect on how I live now.
Tale of a Reluctant Israeli
by Madeline Till Two years in the Holy Land changed my life.
Lost Amid the Pyramids
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Passover is about redeeming our core identity.
Person First, Disability Later
by Robin A. Meltzer My daughter is a unique individual, not a diagnosis.
A Nation like Ours
by Jeff Jacoby Why the American consensus in support of Israel is deep-rooted and durable.
Shoddy and Biased
by Alex Safian Study decrying "Israel Lobby" marred by numerous errors and is an embarrassment to Harvard and University of Chicago.
Gush Katif: Seven Months Later
by Rachel Ginsberg Amidst unemployment, poverty and uncertainty, the displaced residents of Gush Katif are somehow trying to rebuild their lives.