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The hate is all in one direction
Dennis Prager
December 9, 2015
In response to my latest column, “The Torah and the Transgendered,” the Jewish Journal was deluged with emails to the editor and comments on the Journal’s website.
Iran Deal: A few comments on leadership and historical comparisons
Jewish Journal
July 28, 2015
Michael Berenbaum’s July 22, 2015 “Geneva is Not Munich, and President Obama is not Neville Chamberlain,” is written with characteristic knowledge and insight.
A response to stiff-necked playwright David Mamet
Jewish Journal
November 5, 2012
David Mamet recently asked the following questions of “Jews planning to vote for Obama.” Herewith, my responses.
Palestinians insulted by Mitt Romney’s comments
Jewish Journal
September 19, 2012
Just eight weeks before the American presidential elections, Palestinians are furious over comments by Republican candidate Mitt Romney. The private remarks were made in May to wealthy donors but released only now.
Opinion: David Suissa’s settlements crisis
Jewish Journal
May 31, 2012
David Suissa wants us to believe that settlements aren’t an obstacle to peace because their physical “footprint,” their built-up area, represents “only” around 1% of the West Bank.
Opinion: Responses to readers on the left
Jewish Journal
March 21, 2012
I am devoting this column to responding to letters published in response to my last column, “Our Golden Calf” (March 9), because the topic is so important. If American Jewry’s embrace of leftism has not been a blessing for the Jews, then Jewish life is in trouble. On the other hand, if this embrace has been a blessing, Jewish life should be in great shape. It is hard to imagine, however, that many concerned Jews believe that American Jewish life is in great shape.
A reasoned skeptic’s response
Dennis Prager
December 8, 2011
In my two columns on why thoughtful people might be skeptical about the apocalyptic global warming/climate change scenario, I addressed the issue with a seriousness and respect that Joey Green does not exhibit in his response. He apparently felt that sarcasm and put-downs comprise an adequate response. They don’t.
The Osama postmortem
Jewish Journal
May 5, 2011
Evaluating the responses to the US action against Osama bin Laden is an important element in understanding who the West\’s true enemies really are. There have been four significant voices speaking out against the killing of bin Laden. The most obvious voice is that of the Taliban. The most vociferous belongs to Hamas, followed by a very significant group of Palestinians in East Jerusalem and finally, as one would expect, Iran.
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