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“Remember our names forever.”

Rabbi Hartman: Israel society becoming more xenophobic, calls rejection of asylum seekers embarrassing

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The overall situation is not black and white – it is a complicated and delicate attempt to balance policy and values.

Unless Trump intends to humiliate himself and America and sell Israel down the river like his predecessors did, the peace process will not be resuscitated.

What does seem clear is that Hezbollah and Iran have managed to exploit the weaknesses of foreign governments to their advantage.

The theology behind Christian Zionism, drawn out in this way, comes frightfully close to the theology behind Christian antisemitism or anti-Judaism from its earliest renditions.

Peace should be made out of conviction, of free will, mutually agreed-upon satisfaction, not imposed, a fair, win-win game not a zero-sum game.

Don’t let the valley die, too. Help it flourish.

There is a functioning Pediatric Hemato-Oncology Department in Jerusalem.

For far too long, the right-wing parties in Israel have flirted with the neo-Nazi and antisemitic elements in Europe.

Manipulation of the truth may well become a substantial part of the Holocaust discourse. This is increasingly likely to occur as surviving Holocaust victims are aging.

Several Israelis attending the protest said it was inhumane to send "the refugees back to the horrors they ran from."

The who's who of Israel news.

The Left created “victim culture” because it wanted a free pass to throw off the shackles of responsible behavior.

For the sake of future generations, as well as commemorating the memories of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust, we cannot let history be rewritten by political decree.

Bringing everyone to the negotiating table has become the new goal, not reaching an agreement.

One line from George Orwell’s 1984 changed Hussein’s life: “You are never crazy even if you are a minority of one.”

He called the move “a goodwill gesture in order to preserve the Joint List.”

Thursday would have been the 90th birthday of Ginz, who was killed in Auschwitz at the age of 16.