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On the World Stage, Trump Can’t Always Get What He Wants

Donald Trump · Gaza

On the World Stage, Trump Can’t Always Get What He Wants

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The following is adapted from a report from Crisis Group’s President and CEO Comfort Ero to the organisation’s Trustees in mid-May 2025. She and Executive Vice President Richard Atwood look at the second Trump administration’s foreign policy moves to date and curbs on his stated ambitions.See the Story

Sad and Happy – But More Happy

Riots · Los Angeles

Sad and Happy – But More Happy

This week, prominent senior gedolei Yisroel—many of them in their eighties and even nineties—undertook a grueling journey across the world, visiting multiple cities throughout America and Canada, all so that yeshivos and kollelim in Eretz Yisroel can continue functioning. The very fact that they embarked on such a trip is a testament to their […]See the Story

My Take on the News

My Take on the News

Polarization and Hatred Reach Record Heights Two weeks have gone by since my last column, but given the eventful nature of these times, one could be forgiven for thinking that it has been two months or even two years. Events in Eretz Yisroel are unfolding at a dizzying pace. It is hard to decide […]Read Article

Prelude to Shavuos: Giving Eyes

As Shavuos approaches, I find myself wondering: For all the shmuessen in our yeshivos about Matan Torah, Kabbolas HaTorah, and the supreme value of yegias haTorah, the 49 days leading up to it—Sefiras Ha’omer—seem to focus on something else entirely. Certainly, during this time period, Rabi Akiva and Rabi Shimon bar Yochai dominate the conversation, but in different ways. In the Litvishe Olam HaTorah, the focus has traditionally been on the trag…Monsey · Monsey Read Article

Shavuos: Guidelines for Saying Morning Brachos After a Sleepless Night

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

QUESTION: I know that according to many poskim the brachos of Elokai Neshama and Hamaavir Sheina are not recited in the morning if one did not sleep. How long must a person sleep at night to justify reciting the brachos? ANSWER: The Mishnah Berurah (46:24) quotes the Chayei Adam (7:8) that if one slept at night for a duration of sixty breaths, he may recite the brachos of Elokai Neshama and Hamaavir Sheina in the morning. How long is a duratio…New York State · New York See the Story

'Everyone Knows Elections Are Near': Haredi Parties Eye Coalition Exit over Draft Law Snag

Coverage: 2 sources

Key ultra-Orthodox leaders have set next week as a deadline for progress, with one faction already signaling an exit. Shas, a faction close to Prime Minister Netanyahu, seeks a compromise but may follow suitBenjamin Netanyahu · Jerusalem See the Story

The Walls Have Eyes

It isn’t news that the Jewish home is under assault. The frum home is always supposed to be an ir miklat, a city of refuge from the craziness of the world, a place where one can come home and be enveloped by warmth and a sense of harmony, a place where things slow down and one can breathe deeply and just feel taken care of. Unfortunately, in today’s world, things are a lot more fast-paced. In the era of the two-income family, with parents and ch…Monsey · Monsey Read Article

Trump Doctrine Passes Its First Test in the Middle East

As Democrats struggle to find their political footing following the unprecedented domestic accomplishments of the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term, the president shifted his focus to foreign policy and the campaign promises he made to bring peace and harmony by seeking a quick end both to the war in Gaza started by Hamas with its October 7 attack, and the war of attrition in the Ukraine following Russia’s invasion three years ago whi…Gaza · Gaza Read Article

COVID Shots for Kids Are Over

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The FDA’s new approach to boosters could mean that kids will no longer be able to get vaccinated against the disease to begin with.Coronavirus · United States See the Story

My Take On The News

Lag Ba’omer 5785: 200,000 Visitors in Meron The prodigious efforts invested in the Lag Ba’omer festivities in Meron bore fruit. Almost 200,000 people visited the tziyun of Rabi Shimon bar Yochai on Thursday and Friday, with several thousand visitors remaining in Meron for Shabbos, and no mishaps were reported. Keeping the crowds safe was an extremely complicated operation due to the short window of time in which they would be coming and going, t…Israel · Israel See the Story

‘What are we doing here?’: Democrats were shocked at Biden’s decline but stayed quiet, according to new book

52% Right coverage: 23 sources

In the final two years of his presidency, Joe Biden had private moments where he could not recall the names of top aides, had an increasingly limited private schedule, was prone to incoherence and losing his train of thought, and was hidden from the public eye to shield the extent of his decline, according to a new book from CNN’s Jake Tapper and Axios’ Alex Thompson. Joe Biden · United States See the Story

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