by Rabbi Moshe Parnes | Apr 9, 2023 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Moshe B. Parnes in Townhall Passover is an intriguing holiday. It features unusual customs and practices with deep and sometimes mysterious meanings. Not only is it the world’s longest continuous celebration of any kind but it features the earliest examples...
by Rabbi Yaakov Menken | Mar 29, 2023 | Op-Eds, Family Values
As published in Newsweek. In 2020, various Jewish progressives organized a tendentious campaign of statements, articles, and even rallies insisting that Judaism permits—indeed, demands—unfettered abortion. I observed then that “few things have been said about...
by Rabbi Moshe Parnes | Mar 28, 2023 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Moshe B. Parnes in the Israel National News Israel’s newly proposed Judicial Reform Bill is all over the news, both in Israel and abroad, for all the wrong reasons. Thousands of protestors in Tel Aviv claimed that its passage would change the character of the...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | Mar 21, 2023 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in the Israel National News First things first: Ignore the criticisms expressed by Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Blinken, Canada, France, etc. None of them matters. They say what they have to say for their own purposes, to keep Arabs from...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | Mar 17, 2023 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in The American Spectator First things first. When I was a little boy studying at yeshiva elementary school (Jewish parochial school), I had a first-grade English teacher who was first grade, Mrs. Sherman. Yes, Missus Sherman. She taught me two...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | Mar 17, 2023 | Op-Eds, Human Rights
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in The American Spectator Some people, even anti-Semites, almost ridiculously go out of their way to get medically treated by Jewish doctors or legally represented by Jewish attorneys. Not having any other leads or referrals, especially if...
