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By Tzvi Freeman The murder of others, even if they are the oppressors, seemingly amounts to a glorification of war... Prayer, I am told, is an act of enlightenment. Am I to pray for the brutal demise of the enemy?
By Tzvi Freeman A War on Terror means just that: a war not to be terrified by those who want you to be. If you're afraid, they've just won another battle -- and I'm not a loser...
By Yanki Tauber There's actually a clear ruling in Shulchan Aruch, the Torah's "Code of Law." This law does not even speak about the land of Israel -- it applies equally to Jerusalem and to Wellington, New Zealand
By Levi Brackman This isn't a battle between rival ideologies. It's a struggle between two types of force -- one that thrives on order and another that flourishes on chaos. Can order defeat chaos? Can moderation defeat extremism?
By Ben-Tzion Krasnianski There are 20,000 Jews living in Berlin amongst 3.6 million Germans. Would anyone dare suggest that we should expel the Jews from Berlin because they may be a provocation to 3.6 million Germans..?
By Nissan Dovid Dubov What is one permitted to do in hostile situations in-which innocent people are caught in the crossfire and how do we determine who is innocent when the enemy are using human shields?
By Naftali Silberberg The ironic side of the “Iraq Debate” is that it actually demonstrates how much we do agree on basic principles...
By Chana Weisberg If you were to stare evil in the eye, what would you see? What would be its character traits? What would form its origins?
By Leah Abramowitz Ephraim left the house in a tiff, slamming the door hard to make a statement. This was the end. She'd gone too far
By Miriam Karp n the midst of all the horrific headlines and news that Jews worldwide anxiously scanned as the Mumbai tragedy unfolded, a name kept appearing: ZAKA. Who are they? What were they doing on the front lines of this critical mission?
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