US asks PA to hold off attacking Israel in UN until AFTER elections;

David Israel
Researchers say the papyrus may be the earliest evidence in Hebrew of the connection between the city of Jerusalem and the period of the Kings of Israel.

JNi.Media
The celebration attracted more than a hundred guests, and was an opportunity for Arab dignitaries from nearby Bethlehem and Hebron to mingle with senior IDF and Israel Police officials

JNi.Media
The source noted that, despite their „dissatisfaction” with these requests, the PA leadership will restrain itself and avoid any UNSC move until after the elections.

Before the elections, the US will use their veto (but afterwards…. )

Naftali Balanson
There is nothing B’Tselem would like more than a binding Security Council resolution that imposes unfavorable terms on Israel, satisfying B’Tselem’s political vision.

Dr. Martin Sherman
B’tselem is not a human rights organization but a politically partisan group for which “human rights” are a pretext for advancing its radical political agenda—Israeli withdrawal

Hana Levi Julian
Minister Deri pulls citizenship granted to a Gazan married to Israeli Arab after he plots to kidnap and kill an Israeli soldier.

Hana Levi Julian
Thousands of Christians from around the world showed their solidarity in the capital on the Festival of Sukkot in the annual Jerusalem March.

Rabbi Yaakov Klass
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Rabbi Francis Nataf
It was not enough for Moshe to die by himself, however; his separation from family and nation had to be total, even after his death. And so his burial spot would need to be hidden from all.

Rabbi Dr. Nathan Lopes Cardozo
The Sukkah represents our life span on earth. For what is a Sukkah but a frail structure which we need to dwell in for 7 days and these 7 days represent man’s average life span of about seventy years

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Sukkot is the most universalistic of all festivals. At the same time, however, it is the most particularist of festivals. When we sit in the sukkah, we recall Jewish history

Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis
Sukkot is the most universalistic of all festivals. At the same time, however, it is the most particularist of festivals. When we sit in the sukkah, we recall Jewish history

Rabbi Sholom Klass

Rabbi Sholom Klass

Rabbi Sholom Klass