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Letter: Regarding Lee Whitnum — we must not be silent
She claims she is not anti-Semitic, yet she sued the town of Greenwich in an attempt to stop a celebration of the anniversary of the founding of Israel – and… Read more
Mike Wallace: A Dissent
By Eric Rozenman ~ (Editor’s note–Mike Wallace of CBS and “60 Minutes” passed away this week. He was well regarded in his industry. Though born Jewish in Brookline, Mass.,… Read more
Tom Friedman’s skewed vision of non-violence
By Ed Koch In an April 4th New York Times op-ed article, Tom Friedman endorsed what he designated to be “non-violent resistance by Palestinians” against Israel. He added that Palestinians… Read more
It’s not road rage, it’s terrorism
By Daniel Pipes ~ On Feb. 25, 1994, Baruch Goldstein, an Israeli doctor of American origin, went to the mosque at the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, and murdered… Read more
The Chickens Are Coming Home to Roost
By Ed Koch ~ The chickens are coming home to roost in the Middle East. The experts who supported the removal of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, e.g., The New… Read more
The Legacy of Passover: America and Israel
By Yoram Ettinger ~ Passover, and especially the legacy of Moses and the Exodus, has been part of the American story since the seventeenth century, inspiring the American pursuit of… Read more
A Blessing for the Jews: A Religious Tim Tebow in New York
By Ronn Torossian ~ Tim Tebow coming to New York may be a strange experience for the G-d fearing all-star, but it should be a welcomed feeling for parents of… Read more
Truth about Islam or lies? Don’t expect religion’s accurate portrayal from Muslim Brotherhood
By Frank J. Gaffney Jr. ~ One of the most important challenges we face as a free people is understanding the true nature of – and threat posed by –… Read more
Letter: No room for discrimination
I am deeply concerned over the actions taken by the California Condo Association in threatening fines of $50 a day against a homeowner for keeping a mezuzah on her doorpost…. Read more
Seizing the Lull
By Rabbi Avi Shafran ~ A memory from when I was a teen remains vivid. A middle-aged fellow had come to shul one Thursday morning because he had yahrtzeit. The… Read more












