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Opinion | A Different Sort of Homecoming
Many things change as you get older. Responsibilities expand. Joints ache. One thing stays exactly the same: Hard times linger longer; good times go by in a flash.My...
Opinion | Don’t Give Gaza to the Palestinian Authority
By Eugene Kontorovich and Itamar MarcusThe Biden administration wants Israel to bring in Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party to rule Gaza when the war is over. Fatah controls...
Opinion | The United Nations’ Treatment of Israel Is Shameful
The United Nations is suffering from acute moral failure and can’t fulfill its core mission. Israel joined the U.N. in 1949. Universal humanitarian values, civil liberties, the rule...
Opinion | Lessons in Leadership From the Hebrew Bible
An orthodox rabbi grapples with the evident shortcomings of America’s political class.
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Opinion | Why the Jewish Way of Living Matters
Nov. 23, 2023 12:15 pm ETJerusalemWhy do Jewish lives matter? Why do we suddenly care so much about Israel or Jewish survival? Is it merely from a nativist...
Opinion | The Hostage Deal Means Israel Is Fighting the Clock
With a four-day cease-fire reportedly going into effect Friday, time isn’t on Israel’s side in its war with Hamas in Gaza. Israel already faces challenges unprecedented in the...
