by Rabbi Yoel Schonfeld | Jun 26, 2024 | Op-Eds, Human Rights
by Rabbi Yoel Schonfeld in the Queens Jewish Link I was recently sent an Instagram under the name Carlasesenco, in which a young Jewish woman with watery red eyes pitifully expresses how abandoned she feels as a Progressive Jew, which had been her world. As she...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | May 23, 2024 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in The American Spectator This is the final installment of my series proposing ways to fix the moral and educational rot that has infested American colleges and universities. Previously, I have proposed (i) enacting legislation making university...
by Rabbi Ze'ev Smason | May 22, 2024 | Missouri, Family Values, Op-Eds
by Rabbi Ze’ev Smason in the St. Louis Jewish Light Fourteen years ago, I received an unusual phone call. The call was from a nun. Sister Mary called to tell me that Dale, a Jewish man who was a student of mine, had suddenly passed away at the age of 45. She...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | May 16, 2024 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in The American Spectator My previous four installments in this series have proposed, inter alia, that (i) laws be enacted like those of FIRREA to hold university trustees and directors personally and individually liable in tort, for compensatory...
by Rabbi Dov Fischer | May 12, 2024 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Dov Fischer in The American Spectator How many fields of pursuit in America come with a guarantee that the employee can never be fired? Owners typically cannot be fired, but corporate boards of directors often fire CEOs who come in with poor results. Sports...
by Rabbi Steven Pruzansky | May 10, 2024 | Op-Eds
by Rabbi Steven Pruzansky in the Israel National News Israel has been constrained for months by the golden shackles of American support – a Hobson’s choice of the provision of US weapons in exchange for an agreement, essentially, that Israel does not use those weapons...
