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Can the Haredim and IDF peacefully co-exist?
By
Avigail Knoll
Let’s be honest: The army has broken promises to ultra-Orthodox soldiers, and Yeshiva students aren’t all Torah scholars
Suzie Navot
Loud and clear: The Court’s ruling on the Haredi draft
All 9 justices were unequivocal in confirming that the government is subject to the rule of law – and the delay in drafting Haredim illegal
Shervin Eli Natan
Los Angeles, you have failed us Jews
If your mayor wants to prevent anarchy, her government cannot be lax when it comes to those who commit crimes against the Jewish community
The anguished dilemma of a Reform rabbi
By
Mark Cohn
Jews are a particular people with a universal message – If we abandon our particularity, we risk losing ourselves
Michal Hatuel-Radoshitzky
Double standards on display: Israel, the UN and children
4 findings that call into question the stark conclusions of the UN Children and Armed Conflict Report that blacklisted Israel for violating children’s rights
Deborah Danan
In the mourners’ tent after my son’s aide was killed in Gaza
Saadia Derai’s mother chastised Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials. I told her of her son’s final kindness to my family
The price of fear
By
Avidan Freedman
Though rooted in real safety concerns, the push to totally ban Palestinian workers has its own dangers, external and internal
Rachelli Prawer
We already know we will win. Here’s the real question
Jewish history shows that the end of the story is predetermined. But our role in it, and our destiny as individuals, is not
Kenneth Brander
Israelis are getting religion, despite a coercive Chief Rabbinate
Religion clearly does better in the free marketplace of ideas. Israel can’t become a spiritual epicenter through coercion
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Please, look now
By
Yael Leibowitz
The day You hid Your face from us, God, we found ourselves. Your children ran into fire, not away from it
Top Ops
Alexandria Fanjoy Silver
For the future of Israel, Biden must win
With Trump and the Squad turning Israel into a partisan issue, the only way to continue US bipartisan support of the Jewish state is reelecting Joe Biden
Zehavit Meltzer
In search of my father
Zvi Meltzer flew to Entebbe aboard one of the four Hercules airplanes on July 3, 1976, with strict instructions not to disembark
Edmund Case
Ordaining intermarried rabbis is not enough
The Reform rabbinical school missed an opportunity to fully welcome interfaith families into the Jewish community
Rachel Lester
I read the new ‘Gaza famine report’ so you don’t have to
5 ways the report suggests there’s no famine in Gaza
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