No Amount of Economic Support Will Convince Hamas to Relinquish Terror
Relearning what Jabotinsky knew.
October 1, 2021
Religious Coercion Undermines Judaism
Too many people see the Torah only in terms of its restrictions.
Since the 19th century, religious Zionists have hoped that, in Rabbi David Stav’s words, “the miraculous rebirth of a Jewish nation in our own homeland would serve as a remedy” to denominational and other internecine divisions among the Jewish people. Alas, the state of Israel seems to produce constant social and political tension between the Orthodox and the secular. Stav argues that most inimical to a revival of traditional Judaism in the Land of Israel are attempts to use the power of the state to enforce religious norms:
October 1, 2021
Why the Iraqi Government Fears Peace with Israel
And America’s shameful silence.
Religious Coercion Undermines Judaism
Too many people see the Torah only in terms of its restrictions.
Man Should Strive to Be Like God—but Not Too Much
Why it isn’t good for man to be alone.
The Brooklyn Hasid and the Israeli Businessman Rescuing Afghan Refugees
Moshe Margaretten.