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Israel’s mixed Jewish-Arab cities are on fire. Here’s how to put out the flames.

May 19, 2021Arsen Mayer

(JTA) — The horrific violence that has erupted over the past few days between Israel’s Jewish and Arab citizens came as a surprise to many. After all, haven’t we heard recently that the elected representatives of Arab citizens of Israel in the Knesset are the new kingmakers? And that in return for their support, the […]

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On Tuesday: Forget the Snow, Look at the Rainbows

January 21, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Guy Lavian, Israel Nature and Parks Authority Double rainbow over Gedor Sea Reserve Today, Tuesday, has been officially called the coldest day of the current winter system. This morning, light snow began to fall in the northern Golan Heights, as well as in the higher neighborhoods of Tsfat. Snow is also expected to […]

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Nothing New with Women’s Daf HaYomi!

January 21, 2020November 21, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Courtesy In a recent article by Rabbi Chananya Weissman, he disparages the whole idea of women learning Gemara and Daf HaYomi. This reminds me of the time my daughter wanted to attend a seminary not exactly in line with our Hashkafa and when we consulted with a relatively right wing Rabbi, he responded; […]

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He Wants to Ban their Pro-Terrorist MK, But Arab List Insists They’ll Back Gantz

January 21, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Noam Revkin Fenton/Flash90 Joint Arab List MKs Heba Yazbak, Mtanes Shehadeh, and Mansur Abas, April 29, 2019. Senior officials of the Joint Arab List are saying that although Blue&White has joined the petition to disqualify Arab MK Heba Yazbak from running, the Arab list does not intend to announce that they wuld not […]

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Betina Thorball to BDS: Herbalists Have a Right to Professional Neutrality

January 21, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: courtesy Betina Thorball {Originally posted to the Elder of Ziyon website} Ancient Roots Israel 2020  was meant to be a conference where people from all over Israel could hear herbalists speak in English.  The organizers had high expectations for the event. It was to be a meeting of people from all walks of […]

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The West Mourns the Jewish Dead–But What about the Living?

January 20, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: lash90. Visitors seen at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial museum in Jerusalem on April 28, 2019, ahead of Israeli National Holocaust Remembrance Day. {Originally posted to the JNS website} At Yad Vashem in Jerusalem on Jan. 23, some 46 political leaders and royals, including Britain’s Prince Charles, will be attending the fifth World […]

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Qatar to Replenish Funds in Gaza on Tuesday

January 20, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Abed Rahim Khatib / Flash 90 Gazans receive their Qatari money. May. 19, 2019 Despite the fact that Hamas terrorists have renewed and escalated their attacks against Israel, Qatar will once again deliver a fresh installment of cash to poor families in the enclave on Tuesday. Qatar’s deputy envoy, Khaled al-Hardan is slated […]

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ISA Director: 560 ‘Significant’ Terror Attacks Thwarted This Year

January 20, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Amos Ben Gershom / GPO Israel Security Agency (ISA) Director Nadav Argaman and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israel Security Agency Director Nadav Argaman awarded prizes Monday morning for outstanding agents and operations of the Shin Bet. Speaking at the award ceremony to honor operational and intelligence achievements that took place in 2019, Argaman […]

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Father, Daughter Hurt in Gush Etzion Terrorist Stone-Throwing Attack

January 20, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Hatzalah Without Borders of Judea and Samaria Window smashed by stone-throwing terrorists in Judea A father and his daughter were hurt Monday night in a terrorist attack that took place near the Arab village of Tuqu’a, located next to the Jewish community of Tekoa in eastern Gush Etzion. The 50-year-old father, who was […]

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Southern Justice After Judge’s Mentally Ill Son Pleads Guilty to Anti-Semitic Threats in North Carolina

January 20, 2020David Rutman

Photo Credit: Pixabay / Geralt illustrative only In the town of Cary, North Carolina, a court has been faced with the challenge of parsing out the difference between mental illness and anti-Semitism, in the most difficult circumstances possible: when the defendant is the child of a colleague. William Josephus Warden, 21, is the son of […]

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