Chaim Zalman Hutz
Chaim Zalman Hutz is a rabbinic student, amateur historian and future political prisoner from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, now living in Jerusalem, Israel.
The Israel/Diaspora Rift: Israeli Opinions About Israel Matter More
While both diaspora and Israeli Jews often feel a deep connection with, and fondness toward, Israel, Israeli opinions on the country's affairs simply matter more
Jordan’s Alliance with Israel is Unbreakable, Whether They Like it or Not
Good friends are hard to come by in the Middle East
Israel Would Be Correct to Bar Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar from the Country
The consequences of blocking them are far less significant than the consequences of allowing them in, and when coupled with the benefits of refusing entry the decision should be clear.
He Was Just a Kid…
Overnight, in Gush Etzion, a terrorist butchered Dvir Sorek, a 19 year old yeshiva student from Ofra
Israel is at War, It’s Time To Act Like It
Why do we view Jewish blood as being worth less than that of our Arab neighbors?
Lessons from a Holocaust Hero: The Kaliver Rebbe
This week, the Jewish people also mourn one particular survivor who passed away - Rabbi Menachem Mendel Taub, the Kaliver Rebbe.
New York Times Proves That We Have Lost The Jewish Youth
A bleak picture indeed. But there's a solution
