By Naomi Schaefer Riley
Judaism and Mormonism are minority religions in America that both worry about interfaith marriage. One is winning the fight while the other is losing.
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By Edward Jacobs
Israel stands still when air raid sirens blare on Yom HaZikaron, the country’s memorial day. Like the shofar, the sound has significance for Jewish people worldwide.
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By Mitchell Plitnick
Is it hypocritical to oppose Pamela Geller while supporting boycott Israel proponents’ rights to be heard? Opposing Israeli policy is not the same thing as bigoted hate speech.
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By J.J. Goldberg
Say what you will about Margaret Thatcher. The architect of painful economic restructuring, Britain’s Iron Lady was smarter and more tenacious than her friend Ronald Reagan.
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By Hillel Halkin
Hillel Halkin thinks Israel’s recent apology to Turkey over the Mavi Marmara incident was a mistake. He believes an apology is owed to those soldiers who boarded the flotilla and to the Israeli people.
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By Tad Taube
A new museum in Warsaw preserves the 1,000-year history of Polish Jewry. One of its funders argues it’s important to remember a world before the Holocaust.
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By Leonard Fein
Fewer young and Democratic voters support for Israel, polls say. Leonard Fein argues that it’s time to acknowledge the real source of the problem.
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By J.J. Goldberg
Britain’s biggest Jewish family feud ended when David Miliband quit politics. Could his move to New York clear the way for his brother, Ed Miliband, to become the next prime minister?
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By Michael Palmer
Asher Palmer was an American killed with his baby son when Palestinian rock-throwers hit their car in the West Bank. Why doesn’t our Department of Justice seem to care?
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By Natasha Gill
Israelis and Palestinians shouldn’t try to feel one another’s pain. Peace will come only when leaders on both sides forget friendship and think honestly about their longterm best interests.
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