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Raising the Children of Terrorists
by Barbara Sofer Not one parent owned up to contributing to a culture in which suicide bombers were teen idols.
Along the Talmudic Trail
by Rabbi Aryeh Markman How learning Talmud every day, rain or shine, indelibly altered my view of reality.
Finding My Place on the Jewish Bookshelf
by Debbie Berman The beauty of Jewish learning is that one needs is an inquisitive mind and a desire to find what being Jewish is all about.
NGOs and the Anti-Israel Agenda
by Gerald M. Steinberg The role of NGOs in exploiting human rights to demonize Israel.
Birthright Buzz
by Jill Blum I was a proud Jew, but until I experienced the wonder of Israel, I had no idea what being Jewish meant.
Take Israel Off Travel Warnings List
by David Gershkoff The U.S. State Department should stop telling Americans to defer travel to Israel.
A Very Special Passenger
by Rabbi Yerachmiel Milstein Something extraordinary happened on my recent flight to Israel.
Zaidy Says Hello
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon Advice to my newborn grandson on his first day on Earth.
Israel, Tikkun Olam and the Tsunami
by Shachar Zahavi The Israeli response to the tsunami displays the nation's ingenuity, deep caring, and professionalism.
Guardian of British Distortion
by HonestReporting.com Irresponsible coverage leaves Israel reviled in Great Britain.
Rise Up from the Ashes
by Barbara Sofer One couple's special Jerusalem story.
Fragments
by Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf If this Tsunami was a shofar, then there is at least one word that seems to be calling out to us from its stormy voice: Humanity.
Stop the Bias at CBC
by Dov Smith It's time for Neil Macdonald to go.
An Islamic Reformation
by Nonie Darwish I realized that I had grown up behind a wall of fear, media lies and deception that separated us Muslims from the rest of humanity.
The Incitement Yardstick
by Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook Media incitement per se is not the problem. The problem is Palestinian aspirations for Israel's destruction.
The Shechita Controversy
by Rabbi Avi Shafran The "PETA Principle," the moral equating of animals and humans, is an affront to the very essence of Jewish belief.
One Family: Israel's Pearl Maker
by Sarah Azulay Out of every evil force there is a counterforce of good. Case in point: The OneFamily Fund.
My Meeting with the King
by Rabbi Shoshan Ghoori Meeting the King of Morocco opened up new vistas in my understanding of God.
On Demographics
by Jonathan Rosenblum Each year an estimated 50,000 or more potential Jewish lives are aborted in Israel.
Everyone's Child
by Devorah Talia Gordon In Israel, we're all one big family and Jewish mothers are everywhere.
The People of Israel
by Emuna Braverman What shaped our trip to Israel wasn't the death of Arafat or even the beauty of the land. It was the people.
The Nazi Who Returned to Harvard
by Jeff Jacoby New research shows that Harvard, like other elite institutions, was largely unmoved by the early horrors of the Hitler regime.
Arafat the Monster
by Jeff Jacoby He left this world peacefully, unlike the thousands of victims he sent to early graves.
Yassir Arafat, 1929-2004
by HonestReporting.com HonestReporting's biography, with links to important sources.
Reunion: A Holocaust Memoir
by Sara Pachter Suddenly I froze. Before me stood Ana, our Jewish Kapo, an image that I had tried with all my might to erase from my memory.
Bitter Medicine
by HonestReporting.com Israel-bashing in medical journals.
Higher Ground
by Barbara Sofer The role of time-honored Jewish values during war.
The Bedouin Activist
by Ismail Khald A proud Israeli Bedouin questions American-Jewish apathy.
An Arab Speaks Out
by Brigitte Gabriel A survivor of Palestinian tyranny defends Israel.
UNRWA's Hamas Employees
by HonestReporting.com A UN official admits that Hamas members are on his payroll. Media outlets ignore it.
Reuters Admits Appeasing Terrorists
by HonestReporting.com Reuters refusal to use the word 'terrorist' is due to intimidation from thugs and their supporters.
Why I'm Moving to Israel
by Erica Chernofsky Finding my home on sacred soil.
Making Terrorists Pay
by Vivian Bercovici Applying the banal instruments of civil law to combat terror.
A Cantonist's Prayer on Yom Kippur
by Larry Domnitch On that Yom Kippur the community wept, as they confronted the plight of Jewish children forced to serve in the Russian army.
Running for Israel
by Melissa Radler One race, one rabbi, one million dollars.
Media Ins and Outs
by HonestReporting.com Selective reporting slants news coverage of key Mideast issues.
The Apartheid Propaganda
by Gerald M. Steinberg Labeling Israel as an "apartheid state" is the embodiment of the new anti-Semitism that seeks to deny the Jewish people the right of equality and self-determination among the nations.
What Are We Afraid Of?
by Noah S. Why is my home so far from my homeland? Why don't I live in Israel where history and destiny weave the streets of our identity as a people?
Something to Live -- and Die - For
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Reclaiming the source of inspiration for our Israeli soldiers and ourselves.
How Arafat's Gunmen Suppress the News
by Jeff Jacoby Suppressing news by threatening reporters with violence or death is one of the dirty little secrets of Middle East journalism.
Arafat's Spots
by Lt. Col. Jonathan D. Halevi Understanding Arafat before his attempted rehabilitation.
Tehilla's Fight Against Terror
by Bracha Toporowitch A year after the tragic "Children's Bombing," what have we done to battle terrorism?
Dr. Applebaum's Legacy
by Jenny Hazan 15 North American doctors moved to Israel with their families to carry on the legacy of Dr. David Applebaum.
My Toughest Mission
by Leora Eren Frucht An Israeli general faces the challenge of a lifetime - raising his autistic son.
Presbyterians' Shameful Boycott
by Alan M. Dershowitz Unless the church rescinds this immoral and bigoted denigration of the Jewish state, it will be contributing to anti-Jewish bigotry and the encouragement of terrorism.
Invoking Marla
by Brian Blum Am I cheapening Marla's memory by using her death to teach a point about living?
Becoming a Student Advocate for Israel
by Jeremy Gillick With some basic knowledge of the dimensions of the Middle East conflict, any student can speak out on campus.
Israel: The Defining Moral Issue
by Melanie Phillips The way the world treats Israel exemplifies a global moral sickness in which truth and goodness are ignored or attacked, while lies, wickedness and their perpetrators are appeased and supported.
Dining with Dignity
by Sara Yoheved Rigler A unique Jerusalem enterprise feeds the soul, not just the body.
The Rooster, Redemption and the Sea
by Toby Klein Greenwald A Story for Tisha Ba'av