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September 25, 2009 / Columns

A Stiff-Necked People

Judea escaped God's wrath for a while, but eventually the Babylonians destroyed their Temple and dispersed many of the people.

STEPHEN KRAMER Jewish Times Israel Correspondent

Part 2 Israel, the northern kingdom of the Divided Monarchy, had been conquered by the Assyrians and its people dispersed. King Hezekiah of Judah, the southern kingdom, invited the survivors of Israel to Jerusalem to celebrate Passover. More...

Honorable 'Menschen'

By Howard Berger ... and YOU.

Anyone deserving of an 'Honorable Menschen,' can contact Howard Berger via his e-mail: Howardberger9798@aol.com or by fax: 822-3670. More...

Should United States Troops Remain in Afghanistan?

The past two months were the deadliest for our militar y since the war began.

JOYCE S. ANDERSON Special to the Jewish Times

October 7,2001— A month after the 9/11 attacks, the United States invaded Afghanistan with a three-part mission: to capture Osama Bin- Laden, "dead or alive," to destroy al-Qaeda, and to drive the Taliban out of the country. More...

Goldstone Report Flawed, but Op-Ed: Israel Should Investigate its Military

The precedent for this is "Alice in Wonderland": sentence first, verdict later.

By Marc D. Stern

NEW YORK (JTA) —The Goldstone report is severely flawed, perhaps fatally. At the same time, some of the allegations it makes deserve serious consideration by Israel. The Goldstone mission was conceived in bias. More...

Technology and Liability

By: Lisa Rosenberg Moore, Esquire

We live in a time of instant communication which has brought the world closer together. Your children are able to reach you within nanoseconds simply by texting your cell phone. More...