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This is a special edition of Doorstep Postings, the periodic political commentary column written by Josh Lieblein for The CJN. It’s a shame that our pro-Palestinian
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Rabbi Tzvi Kushlevsky, 88, of Jerusalem, recently had his first baby. I say “had” but it certainly wasn’t Kushlevsky doing the childbearing itself. (No post-natal
When I read Franklin Foer’s opus on the decline of American Jewry, published by The Atlantic this month, I had to wonder about what this
This is a special edition of Doorstep Postings, the periodic political commentary column written by Josh Lieblein for The CJN. Leaving questions unanswered serves no one.
This is a special edition of Doorstep Postings, the periodic political commentary column written by Josh Lieblein for The CJN. If there are to be any
A recap of everything that happened as a result on Thursday.
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