Israel Can’t Remain Complacent as Hamas Prepares for Its Next Terror War
The calm before the storm.
December 8, 2021
A Seven-Year Court Battle over a Florida Prayer Vigil and the Future of Religious Freedom in America
Where does freedom for religion end and freedom from religion begin?
In 2014, in the wake of a shooting in which multiple children were injured, the city of Ocala, Florida held a prayer vigil. Three of those present, along with the American Humanist Association, sued, claiming that the involvement of municipal officials in organizing the event entailed unconstitutional government support for religion. The suit has dragged on ever since, as both plaintiffs and defendants believe they are taking a stand on a matter of principle. Kesley Dallas writes:
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Reform Judaism Must Remain Steadfast in Its Commitment to Zionism
Anti-Israel rabbinical students lack love and empathy for their fellow Jews.
He May Be Jewish, but Eric Zemmour Is No Friend of the Jews
The French presidential candidate has sympathy for neither the victims of anti-Semitic violence nor the Muslim perpetrators.
When Bob Dole Told Gorbachev to Let the Jewish People Go
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A Seven-Year Court Battle over a Florida Prayer Vigil and the Future of Religious Freedom in America
Where does freedom for religion end and freedom from religion begin?