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But the suggestion that the Chief Rabbinate be abolished engendered this thought: what if, instead, the Reform Rabbinate would be abolished?

Of all Jewish holidays, Chanukah is the one that is most subject to distortion.

I have begun drafting my proposed speech for President Trump to use on the occasion of his pardoning all convicted and imprisoned Mueller victims except Michael “Cash Cab” Cohen.

Going after Trump like there’s no tomorrow — which there is.

After some other songs we never before had heard — I truly knew nothing of country music at that point — the station played another Garth standard: “Unanswered Prayers.” By now Garth had so many tears welling in my eyes that I could not drive for a moment, had to pull off to the side of the road.

On the secret probe at the university where you say it best when you say nothing at all.

Linda Sarsour hates White women. She hates Arab women who oppose Islamism. She hates women on the left who do not support selectively boycotting Israel alone among all countries on earth. Don’t even get started with how she feels about men. But she loves Saudi Arabia and sharia law.

I ask myself why I am not feeling grief, pain, or even emotion at the passing of President George H.W. Bush. I know the answer, but it is hard for me to put my feelings into words I want to publish.

There is no greater cruelty to non-Jews who seek to become Jewish than for renegade rabbis to tell them that they now suddenly are “converted” to Judaism — but without advising them that the “conversions” will not be recognized by mainstream Jewry.

Why is this obviously anti-Semitic, and how could denial of property listings somehow be more dangerous than a gunman openly murdering Jews? Begin with the fact that an explanation of the anti-Semitic nature of this decision is even necessary, although it is obvious. It is so obvious that a continuous, leftist false narrative has been necessary to mask it.