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By Sergeant Major Rami Meir A Chabad-Lubavitch Chassid who served in active combat in the recent fighting in Jenin shares some of his experiences
By Sergeant Major Rami Meir A Chabad-Lubavitch Chassid who served in active combat in the recent fighting in Jenin shares some of his experiences and tells the truth of what really happened in the Jenin refugee camp
By Yanki Tauber Love is the hallmark of Judaism; some of us even claim that we taught that word to the world. This Shabbat, however, we will stand in our synagogues and listen to a reading from the Torah that tells us to hate
By Mendy Hecht Remember those black-and-white WWII photos of heavy hearts, last goodbyes, care packages, crackly radio reports, and that hovering, ominous cloud of uncertainty? With my wife's brother in the 101st Airborne, now I'm it
By Bella Schapiro "But why did they have to kill each other?" I asked in 3rd grade history class. "Why did they have to go to war? If everyone knew what would happen, why couldn't they all just stay alive?"
By Yanki Tauber We are all warriors, for we each harbor the conviction that we were born to make a difference
By Dov Greenberg The Bible shares only three incidents in Moses' early life: how he intervenes when a non-Jew oppresses a Jew, when two Jews fight, and when non-Jewish men oppress non-Jewish women
By Elisha Greenbaum A captured leader of the so-called Intifada was recently videoed in court taunting his Israeli jailers. The murderer declared that he was positive the Jews would eventually be defeated due to their basic character flaw of cowardice. From his perspective, ...
By Aron Moss Since all the wars of history were caused by religion, wouldn't the world be better off without it?
By Levi Brackman Finding the middle ground between military force and pacific diplomacy
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