Dreizel’s Family Wants to Celebrate
December 30, 2021 By: Jonathan Feldstein I don’t know the day, or even the month that my grandmother left Poland to come to Israel. It […]
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Two Wrong Archbishops Don’t Make a Right
December 30, 2021 By: Jonathan Feldstein A few days before Christmas, I got a message from a friend asking what I thought about an article […]
Blessing Israel After the Rapture
By: Jonathan Feldstein As an Orthodox Jew, there are many tenants of Christianity which I had never heard of growing up, or at best certainly […]
Israel is open!
It’s still sunny and warm – and theDan Hotels are waiting to greet you. Tel Aviv, Israel, November 8th, 2021: Finally, after many months of closed […]
The Dollar’s Crashing Sends Waves Throughout Israel
By: Jonathan Feldstein Two seemingly parallel and completely unrelated things happened this week with an astonishing response. Running a non-profit, the end of the year […]
A Mezuzah on Every Door
10/25/2021 By: Jonathan Feldstein My friend got married this year, a year of many challenges. It’s been a special journey for her, so I got […]
“Condemning Israel for its ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, occupation, apartheid, and war crimes is not anti-Semitism,” teachers claim.
10/5/2021 By: Bryan Seltzer The new anti-Semites, The San Diego chapter of the American Federation of Teachers, is supporting Terrorism by passing a resolution last […]
Kamala’s Hillary Moment
September 30, 2021 By: Jonathan Feldstein I followed reports of Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent exchange with a student at George Mason University with great […]
Ida Nudel – Petite Giant of the Soviet Jewry Movement
By: Jonathan Feldstein This week I was saddened to learn of the death of Ida Nudel, a former leading activist and leader in the movement […]
Naftali Bennett to address UN General Assembly
Bennett expected to discuss Iran and regional security issues. By David Hellerman, World Israel News Prime Minister Naftali Bennett will address the opening session of […]