Hassidic Boy Beaten in Paris, President Condemns by Hillel Fendel (IsraelNN.com) A 17-year-old Lubavitcher Hassid was walking near his home in a Jewish neighborhood in France on Friday night when he was brutally attacked by several youths with metal pipes. Passers-by alerted police, and he was brought to a hospital, where doctors are working to save […]

The following letter was published on June 4 in New York’s The Jewish Week: Wikipedia Wars by Gilead Ini We at CAMERA aren’t the only ones to notice Wikipedia’s serious shortcomings (“Latest Front In Mideast Wars: Wikipedia,” May 16). The Web site’s co-founder, Larry Sanger, feels that “[Wikipedia] is part anarchy, part mob rule. The people with the […]

By Janet Levy FrontPageMagazine.com | Friday, May 02, 2008 The practice of political correctness may soon be tallying another casualty: the pig. Increasingly, as America and the rest of the Western world continue accommodating Muslim religious demands, pork food products are being singled out for removal from dining tables and pig-related trinkets banished from the desks of […]

WILLIAM VAN CLEAVE It is very difficult to write a few hundred words about such a great and multifaceted man, Shmuel Katz, whom I have long admired and loved. I am not going to try to summarize his lifetime of activity and accomplishment. I only wish to give a partial feeling for the kind of man […]

Kristof told me that he’s not stationed in the Middle East. This is quite clear from the ignorance he portrays in this column. I would suggest that the next time the NY Times desires to print a column about Hebron, they should instruct their reporter to visit both sides, and examine the issues accurately and objectively, rather than publish […]

by Hana Levi Julian (IsraelNN.com) Two civil rights groups have slammed the government for its ongoing gifts and security concessions to the Palestinian Authority, following a terrorist attack on five young hikers in Samaria last Friday afternoon. Three of the teens were injured, suffering serious, moderate and light wounds respectively, when one or two Arab terrorists […]

By:Victor Davis Hanson Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Many commentators on Iraq had no strong ideas about the wisdom of removing Saddam Hussein, but often predicated their evolving views on the basis of whether we were perceived as winning or losing – and later made the necessary and often fluid adjustments. […]

Wednesday, May 7, 2008 Students at the Ramaz high school in Manhattan are mobilizing to help Holocaust survivor Dina Babbitt regain the paintings she made in Auschwitz as a teenager. At a special Yom Hashoah program last week at the Ramaz Upper School on 78th Street, 350 high-schoolers learned about Mrs. Babbitt’s struggle from the artist herself, […]

New from the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs What Iranian Leaders Really Say about Doing Away with Israel: A Refutation of the Campaign to Excuse Ahmadinejad’s Incitement to Genocide Joshua Teitelbaum Over the past several years, Iranian leaders - most prominently, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - have made numerous statements calling for the destruction of Israel and the Jewish people. While […]

by Hillel Fendel (IsraelNN.com) Hamas pounded Israel with two powerful Grad Katyusha rockets this afternoon, wounding one person in the city of Ashkelon. The first rocket landed around 3:30 PM in the area of the Moslem cemetery in southern Ashkelon. Three people were reported suffering from shock, and a man later arrived at Barzilai Hospital […]