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Featured Articles The Long Range Goal for Both Body and Soul Rabbi Yaakov Feitman September 3, 2025 It must have been a miracle. The New York Times got one right. The “Paper of Record,” which somehow missed the Holocaust, which
Featured Articles Trump’s War on Crime in D.C. Is Boosting His Popularity Yaakov Kornreich September 3, 2025 Three weeks ago, on August 7, President Donald Trump declared that the violent crime rate in the nation’s capital had reached emergency proportions,
Featured Articles Abandoned to Slaughter: How Britain’s Betrayal Enabled the Chevron Massacre Debbie Maimon September 3, 2025 On August 23, 1929, as a result of relentless incitement by the Jerusalem’s Grand Mufti, Haj Amin al-Husseini, mobs of Arabs in
Featured Articles Lots of Luck Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky September 3, 2025 By the time you read this, someone out there may be a billionaire. Or maybe not. As I type this, the drawing for
Featured Articles The Saga of the International Beit Din Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer September 3, 2025 In 1975, Rabbi Emanuel Rackman announced plans to convene a new type of beis din, which would annul marriages of women whose husbands
Featured Articles My Take on the News Tzvi Yaakovson September 3, 2025 900th Soldier Killed in Gaza When the words “hutar l’pirsum” (Hebrew for “it has been cleared for publication”) are heard in the Israeli
Featured Articles Subjugation or Elevation? Rabbi Avrohom Birnbaum September 3, 2025 We are already deep into the month of Elul. Summer vacation is far back in the rearview mirror, nearly forgotten. Each morning, the