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Israel Heritage Foundation Denounces ICC’s Arrest Warrant for Israeli Leaders
The Israel Heritage Foundation (IHF) has strongly condemned the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. This move is widely regarded as a blatant display of anti-Israel bias and politicization. “This is a dark day for justice and a stark reminder of the ICC’s troubling pattern…
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‘What America Can Learn from Israel’: An Interview w/ Author & Commentator Pete Hegseth
Those who love America often love Israel as well. Pete Hegseth is in a singular position to appreciate the shared uniqueness of the two countries. A military veteran who holds two Bronze Stars and a Combat Infantryman Badge for his service in Iraq and Afghanistan, he is a former CEO of the Concerned Veterans for America…
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High Hopes
The Amsterdam pogrom that took place two days after the U.S. elections was a teaching moment. It demonstrated the shaky footings of “Never again” in European countries where mass numbers of Muslim immigrants are augmenting widespread innate Jew hatred. And it validated the euphoria that Jews around the world feel about the triumphant comeback of…
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Undoing UNRWA
Israel is getting back its mojo. Stunning military successes against Hezbollah, Hamas and Iran, have emboldened Israel’s leaders to act, despite worldwide pressure for restraint. Victories in Rafah and Lebanon, especially the obliteration of enemy chiefs and operatives, have encouraged Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israeli leaders to thumb their noses at detractors in the U.S.…
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Voting is Automatic Winning
As I stood in line to cast my vote, I felt a surge of gratitude and pride. Living in America, I’m blessed with the privilege of voting, a fundamental right that empowers me to shape our nation’s future. In the United States, voting is not just a right, but a luxury that allows us to…
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Ourselves vs. Technology: Lessons from the Holidays
As the Jewish nation recently observed Rosh Hashanah, Sukkoth, and its concluding days, we took a collective break from technology for nine days. This digital detox offered valuable insights into technology’s benefits and drawbacks. Technology serves as a valuable resource, providing instant information, news updates, and seamless communication with loved ones. Social media platforms keep…
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Finding Resilience in Faith: A Lesson from Grand Rabbi Yakov Yosef Twersky Skvere Rebbe
As the Jewish community prepares to celebrate during Hakafos, many struggle to find joy amidst devastating attacks, relentless terror, and unrelenting hardships. The memories of brave soldiers’ ultimate sacrifices, innocent lives lost, shattered families, and countless individuals struggling to heal from unimaginable suffering are still fresh. The pain feels insurmountable, leaving many wondering: Can we…
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May Their Memory Be for A Blessing
According to the Hebrew calendar, the yahrtzeit for the Hamas massacre will be commemorated on October 24 of this year. That day is Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah, a joyous day of dancing, celebrating the primacy of the Torah in Jewish life. According to last year’s Hebrew calendar, the joy was transformed into the terror and tragedy…
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Boro Park Advocate Rabbi David Katz Shares Details About Trump’s Historic Visit To The Ohel
Yesterday afternoon former President Trump made a historic visit to the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Ohel in Queens to show solidarity with the Jewish community to commemorate the terrible tragedies done by Hamas a year ago on October 7th. President Trump was accompanied by political figures and noted community members, including Rabbi Abba Refson, director of the…
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Politicians on Both Sides Hope to Court the Jewish Vote
Former President Donald Trump was unquestionably the most pro-Israel president ever with actions like recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, recognizing the Golan Heights as part of the Jewish state and signing the Abraham Accords in 2020. He is also the only U.S. president to have visited the Western Wall while in office. Now, for the…