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Why Do We Still Mourn
by Rabbi Pinchas Stolper Why is there so much emphasis on remembering Jerusalem in our lives?
Who is Humiliating Whom?
by Eli E. Hertz The average Israeli is "humiliated and harassed" by being searched far more times a day than the average Palestinian.
A Prayer Is Answered
by Rabbi Ari Kahn A special wedding in Jerusalem, arranged with heavenly assistance.
Israel's Response
by Dan Gillerman Israel's response to the UN General Assembly on the ICJ fence decision.
Eradicating the Right to Self-Defense
by Anne Bayefsky The U.N. handicaps Israel, along with the rest of us.
The Case of Reuters
by Tom Gross How ironic that Reuters -- founded by the son of a rabbi -- displays bias against the Jewish state.
The Pattern of Palestinian Rejectionism
by Yossi Klein Halevi Palestinian suicidal self-pity has led them from one historic calamity to another, and is precisely the reason why Israel is now building the fence.
Why Israel Needs a Fence
by Binyamin Netanyahu None of the arguments against the security fence have any merit.
Media Straddling the Fence
by HonestReporting.com Coverage of the UN court's condemnation of the security fence omitted some key information.
A Bigoted Hague Decision
by Alan M. Dershowitz Israel is under neither a moral nor a legal obligation to give any weight to the International Court's predetermined decision.
Solidarity With Terror
by Lee Kaplan A long, hair-raising article gives an inside look at the training practices of the International Solidarity Movement.
Practicing Rescue
by Barbara Sofer Don't confuse knowing what to do in a terror attack with getting used to it.
It's the News, Stupid
by Rabbi Aryeh Markman Lessons learned from an intensive week in the Middle East.
I'm a Survivor
by David Arenson Kenny Sachs, a New Jersey native, always wanted to defend Israel. He finally got his chance and is grateful to be alive.
Sorry, I Can't Come to Your Wedding
by Yaacov Bash A powerful and ironic reminder that God runs the world.
Unified Jews Theory
by Riva Pomerantz Why is there a lack of Jewish unity?
Living in a Bubble
by Tom Gross The BBC's very own Mideast foreign policy.
Anti-Semitism and the UN
by Jeff Jacoby Has the UN arrived at a turning point? Or was Monday's conference merely a fig leaf -- a PR response to some bad press?
U.N.'s One Small Step
by Anne Bayefsky Is the U.N. finally ready to get serious about anti-Semitism?
A Fire that Destroys; a Fire that Builds
by Rabbi Naftali Schiff An arson attack on Aish UK should spur us to stand up for Jewish education.
Broken Wings
by David Arenson Mrs. Feinhandler may not be able to run, but she sure knows how to fly.
New Yorker Manipulations
by Andrea Levin Jeffrey Goldberg's recent piece about Israeli settlers so distorted and sloppy with facts as to raise questions about his other writing.
Arthur Cohn: Guardian of Zion
by Toby Klein Greenwald The Academy-award winning producer has made films throughout the world, but his heart is in Jerusalem.
Rules of War Enable Terror
by Alan M. Dershowitz Human rights are being used to promote human wrongs.
Blaming Israel for the Iraq War
by Dore Gold Putting to bed the insidious charge that the primary interest of the Bush administration in going to war against Saddam Hussein was to defend Israeli security interests.
Through the Eyes of a Soldier
by Alexander Landa As an Israeli soldier disturbing the daily routines of Arabs, I began to question the validity of what I was doing. It didn't take long for me to find the answers.
Jenin: Massacring Truth
by Alex Strachan A new documentary explores the damaging myth and underlying media bias against Israel.
Does Oppression Cause Suicide Bombing?
by Alan M. Dershowitz Some overprivileged Muslims support a culture of death, while impoverished Tibetans celebrate life
Desperately Seeking a Jewish Connection
by Ross Hirschmann I never understood exactly how a person could love all of his fellow Jews until I started wearing my kippah all the time.
The Anti-Israel Monopoly in the UK
by Jonathan Rosenblum In Britain, it is open season on both Israel and the Jews.
Defending Israel's Positions in Rafah
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman Israel has no war with the Palestinian people but with terror; and with those who are determined to destroy the Jewish State.
To Be a Jew
by Jay D. Homnick What the murderers of Nick Berg and Daniel Pearl knew.
It's Time to Get Angry
by Jeffrey Dunetz I am angry with myself and with other Jews in the Diaspora for not being angry enough.
Wake Up And Smell the Anti-Semitism
by Jeffrey Dunetz Virulent anti-Semitic campaigns are underway -- not only in the Middle East, but in Europe and America, too.
Buy Israel
by Jeffrey Dunetz Here's one very concrete way you can help: It's time for Jews around the world to "Buy Israel."
Who Wants To Be An Anti-Semite?
by Jeffrey Dunetz The latest in reality TV.
Except When You're Targeting Jews
by Jeffrey Dunetz There's only one exception when it comes to world politics.
Ruling the World
by Jeffrey Dunetz It's high time to fess up and tell the world the truth: We Jews do run the world!
The Revolutionary Revelation
by Sara Yoheved Rigler What would a world without Torah look like?
The Swifts and The 13 Holy Soldiers
by Danny Verbov Reminders of what it means to be a Jew.
The Murder of Nick Berg
by Rabbi Boruch Leff Trying to make sense of the savagery.
Abandoning Gaza Won't End Terrorism
by Jeff Jacoby The Hatuels opposed Ariel Sharon's proposed Gaza pullout because they understood that unilaterally surrendering land to Hamas and the PLO could only result in more terror and bloodshed, not less.
The Jewish Art of Reflectology
by Danny Verbov How to preserve your sanity and reach the ultimate purpose of life.
America - Hatred Among the Arabs
by Jeff Jacoby If Americans are hated in the Arab world, much of the blame can be laid to the influence of thugocracies like Mubarak's.
Disengagement from Genuine Peace
by Natan Sharansky Withdrawal from the Gaza Strip is rewarding terror and encouraging more bloodshed.
Fair Targets
by Alan M. Dershowitz No reasonable argument can be made that the decision to target terrorist commanders is unlawful under the laws of war or under international law.
Israel's UN Statement on Rantisi
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman Rantisi turned his craft from the healing of children, to the killing of children.
Can a Country be Born in a Day?
by Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks God has brought His people home and promised to one day give them peace. No people need it more. No people have earned it more.
Breaking Down the Walls
by Debby Friedman Having lived in Israel for the past 25 years, I am calmed by the knowledge that prayer is a potent force for security.
Essay Contest: "What Israel Means to Me"
by Aish.com Staff The top five entries, in honor of the 56th anniversary of the State of Israel.