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Faith in the Depths of Hell
by Jeff Jacoby Some Jews fought the Nazis with guns and sabotage; others fought by persisting in Jewish life.
One Proud Jewish Soldier
by Aish.com Staff An ambush in Iraq leaves his leg shattered. What he learned about God, life and the army.
World Turned Upside-Down
by HonestReporting.com A survey of media praise for Israel's strike against the Hamas leader.
My Arab Neighbors
by Sara Yoheved Rigler A rude awakening after the death of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin.
Israel's statement at the UN
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman "There cannot be peace and terror. There cannot be peace and Hamas."
Sheikh Yassin's 'Happiest Day'
by HonestReporting.com Early media reports misrepresent the IDF strike. Be on the lookout for these four myths.
An Army with a Heart
by Nahum Finkelstein The IDF's duty is not only to defend the country, but to strengthen the weaker elements of Israeli society as well.
The James Carroll Paradox
by Andrea Levin Why has this thoughtful writer missed or distorted vital information about the Arab-Israeli conflict?
Four Points: Arguments for Israel
by Daniel Weinstein In this age of sound-bites, here are some key facts at your fingertips.
Why Jews Don't Believe In Jesus
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons For 2,000 years Jews have rejected the Christian idea of Jesus as messiah. Why?
The Real Threat to Europe's Jews
by Michael Freund European Jewry is slowly but surely disappearing before our eyes, melting away through a combination of ignorance, assimilation and intermarriage.
Helping Kids Recover
by Sherri Mandell You never return to who you were after terror rattles your world; you become somebody else.
Anti-Semitism in 3D
by Natan Sharansky Differentiating legitimate criticism of Israel from the so-called new anti-Semitism.
Identifying the New Anti-Semitism
by Irwin Cotler Israel and the Jewish people have been singled out for discriminatory treatment in the international arena -- and worst of all -- singled out for destruction.
Who's Minding the Bus?
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Re-examining the attitudes behind our security measures.
Israel's Anti-Terror Fence: The World Court Case
by Laurence E. Rothenberg and Abraham Bell Although the ICJ proceeding is, in reality, a political attack on Israel's right to self-defense, here's a comprehensive explanation why Israel's security fence comports with international law.
Am Yisrael Chai
by Barbara Sofer The indomitable spirit of Israel will be very much alive next week at a very poignant wedding.
So You Want to Move to Israel?
by Sarah Azulay When I told people that my husband and I, with our five kids in tow, were moving to Israel, they thought I was crazy. At some level, I wondered the same thing.
Family Aftermath
by Carrie Devorah Chezi Goldberg was murdered in a Jerusalem bus bombing, leaving a wife and seven young children.
Friedman's Conspiracy Theory
by HonestReporting.com Shocking words from a New York Times columnist.
Israel's Untold Story
by Lee Wolfe No sound, no fury. The international silence once again thunders in Israeli ears.
The Liberal Dilemma
by Tsivya Weisgrau Having been a liberal for my entire life, I was plunged into confusion by the world response to the situation in Israel.
My Tea with Rivka's Answering Machine
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Learning what loving others is all about.
Israel's Gift to a Terrorized World
by Yossi Klein Halevi No country's soul has been more severely tested than Israel's.
Remembering Chezi
by Rabbi Ephraim Shore Chezi Goldberg z"l, who was murdered in last week's Jerusalem bus bombing, cared and took responsibility for others. He was a true disciple of Moses.
If You Don't Cry, Who Will?
by Yechezkel Chezi Goldberg Chilling words from Chezi Goldberg z"l, a 42-year-old father of seven, killed in the recent Jerusalem bus bombing.
Found in Translation
by Miriam Katz The Spanish couple on the textbook was breezy and carefree. The Italians were beautiful and moody. Now I'm living in Israel learning Hebrew and it's a whole different story.
A Lost Battle?
by Jonathan Rosenblum "The problem is not that Jewish students lack the facts, it's that they don't care about them in the first place."
Swedish 'Art' Outrage
by HonestReporting.com A formal protest would have been lost in the back channels of European diplomacy. So he chose to scream.
My Name is not Susan
by Dani Schneider It's not the worst thing in the world, but I hated going through life with everyone mispronouncing my name.
Adi's Angel
by Sara Yoheved Rigler An amazing hour with a miracle worker.
Environment Priority
by Gilad Skolnick There is one country in the world that has devoted over a century to reforestation and greening the land. And I'm not talking about the United States or Liechtenstein.
Daddy's Legacy
by Shellie Grafstein A moving tribute to Mr. Joe Berman, a great Jewish leader, philanthropist, husband and father.
Babylon's Fallen Tyrant
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Saddam Hussein saw himself as the reincarnation of Nebuchadnezzar. And he suffered the same ignoble fate.
Off the Fence
by Andrea Levin Bob Simon's 60 Minutes segment on the fence Israel is building to thwart terrorists was manipulative and shaky on key factual assertions.
Students: The Key to Success on Campus
by Elliot Mathias Students themselves are by far the most effective representatives to communicate Israel's message on campus.
A Nihilist on Anti-Semitism
by HonestReporting.com The LA Times gives op-ed space to a professor who has called for the destruction of the State of Israel.
Light from Eden
by Barbara Sofer Three days after Adam was buried, Shoshana and her husband, Dov, decided to try to have another baby.
Changing the World, One Journalist at a Time
by Aish.com Staff A profile of Hollywood mogul Merv Adelson and his new pro-Israel project, Access Middle East.
Mayor with the Golden Touch
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith and Rabbi Shraga Simmons Uri Lupolianski, mayor of Jerusalem, has an even bigger claim to fame. An Aish.com exclusive.
2003 Dishonest Reporting "Award"
by HonestReporting.com Reuters is cited for the most biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Reclaiming the Dream
by David Arenson After Ariella was wounded in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem, she and her parents took the next logical step: they moved to Israel.
Misleading Times
by Rabbi Avi Shafran No one should be permitted to deny what is perhaps the most ancient and legitimate claim of any people on any piece of land. Not even The New York Times.
UN Emergency!
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman The United Nations cynically calls an emergency session to stop Israel's construction of the security fence.
The Spirit of Alisa
by Stephen Flatow When my daughter was murdered by terrorists in Gaza, her influence grew stronger still.
Locus of Euro-hate
by Daniel Pipes Europe's new anti-Semitism and its old reluctance to face it.
Geneva: A Blueprint for War
by Jeff Jacoby It would put Arafat and the Palestinian dictatorship in position to accomplish at last the goal they have never abandoned: the liquidation of Israel.
Don't Blame Jews For Anti-Semitism
by Abraham H. Foxman Anti-Semitism, far from being a product of the Mideast conflict, is increasingly a cause of it.
Mission to Care
by Aish.com Staff How a triathlon in Hawaii benefited victims of terror in Israel and changed two families from New York forever.
Answering the New Anti-Zionists
by Dore Gold and Jeff Helmreich The Jewish people's rights to a sovereign state in their historic homeland.