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Last night in Washington, DC, a terrorist murdered Yaron Lischinsky and his fiancée Sarah Milgrim. Yaron, an Israeli Christian who was serving his country in the embassy, was a friend of mine and a sweet young man. My heart goes out to his family, friends and coworkers, and to

Last night in Washington, DC, a terrorist murdered Yaron Lischinsky and his fiancée Sarah Milgrim. Yaron, an Israeli Christian who was serving his country in the embassy, was a friend of mine and a sweet young man. My heart goes out to his family, friends and coworkers, and to
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Breaking: The Supreme Court declines to allow state funding for religious charter schools. The vote was 4-4, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett recusing herself. on.wsj.com/3Fu7wkm

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Yesterday TorahMusings.com was subject to a DOS attack and taken offline by its host. I enabled protection against a DOS attack, which resolved the problem. Hopefully this will be the end of the attacks.

Daniel Z. Feldman (@dzfeldman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

David Wolpe The New York Times Beyond that, they also completely normalized support for terrorism, which means that absolutely anything is acceptable in support for a cause, including the brutal murder of innocents who advocate for peace.

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From the BLM riots to the DC shooting in 5 short years. The path to the surge in antisemitism can be traced to the BLM summer when the left embraced ideologies that made Israel and the Jews part of a toxic worldview about race. I explain in Jewish News Syndicate. tinyurl.com/u4s4stwv

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I am puzzled by those who say there is not enough God-talk in Orthodox Judaism. Are they listening? How often do we hear in common conversation phrases like Baruch Hashem, Im Yirtzeh Hashem, Be-Ezras Hashem. Orthodox life is full of God-talk because God is embedded in daily life