David Citadel Hotel
Mishugena Mishpocha Book of Birds
JMatch


We invite Florida Jewish writers to express their opinions on various Jewish subjects. You are encouraged to respond by submitting your comments. The comments or opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of FloridaJewish.com

Iranian Elections and Israel

Posted by Gerald Honigman on June 28th, 2009

[...]

M.E. Envoy George Mitchell’s Moral Equivalency Dance

Posted by Gerald Honigman on June 11th, 2009

Jeez, Ain’t That Nice?
I mean, all that balanced moral equivalence and stuff. I just get goosebumps.
I recently received my Jerusalem Online Updates on the computer and, sure enough, there’s President Obama’s Mid East envoy, George Mitchell, stating that the U.S. won’t turn its back on Palestinians.
As if Washington ever [...]

President Obama, Cairo, and…My New Book!

Posted by Gerald Honigman on June 6th, 2009

President Barack Obama’s long-awaited speech to the Muslim World in Cairo had some important, positive elements in it. He is to be commended for that.
Among other things, he spelled out the need for Arabs and other Muslims to get a handle on their own extremists; defined, then stressed, [...]

War of the words and other word tricks

Posted by Shlomo Fleischmann on May 26th, 2009

At the time of the Tower of Babylon - people could not understand each other. Yet, as we have mastered the power of the word, the confusion is even greater. The word is like a knife , in the hands of a surgeon it heals, in the hands of a murderer it kills.
Israel is attacked [...]

Sure you’ve been to a Seder, but did you know…

Posted by dkaskel on April 6th, 2009

The story of Passover and the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt is abundant with wondrous miracles and fascinating happenings. Some of the remarkable, underlying events leading up to the Exodus are not recounted in the Hagada. Following highlights just a few of the alluring and spectacular aspects of the story of the [...]

The European Union…Et Tu, Czechs?

Posted by Gerald Honigman on April 6th, 2009

Nauseating…but I’ll get to that later.
Israel has finally opened up its collective eyes and once again elected leaders who are willing to assert that Israel is indeed a sovereign nation and will act like one. The last Israeli leadership virtually relinquished Israel’s sovereignty to the wishes of an American [...]

Hey Kristof…You’re Late!

Posted by Gerald Honigman on March 22nd, 2009

While The New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof is no stranger to these positions throughout the year, he frequently comes out with his gems of Middle East wisdom right around Bike Week here in Daytona Beach, Florida, when tens of thousands of Harley enthusiasts arrive to also spread their hot air exhaust around town. This year [...]

Tall Ships, Netanyahu, And America

Posted by Gerald Honigman on February 28th, 2009

It was a moment in time never to be forgotten…July 4, 1976.
And there I was, alongside the bay in Brooklyn, watching those spectacular tall sailing ships from numerous countries passing under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in salute to America’s two hundredth birthday. Tears of pride [...]

Israeli Elections–Lieberman & The Media

Posted by Gerald Honigman on February 12th, 2009

Talk about close!
The Israelis are rivaling America’s Bush-Gore race of 2000 in their recent election. As this article goes to print, either Tzipora Livni or Benjamin Netanyahu may wind up the next Israeli Prime Minister.
Both now seek the support of an important third party to form a viable government, that of Avigdor Lieberman’s Yisrael Beiteinu.
Lieberman’s [...]

Don’tcha Just Love A Parade?

Posted by Gerald Honigman on February 1st, 2009

Ah, Parades…When Will Israel Finally Learn To Appreciate Them?
How can you not like parades?
I mean, just think of all those folks in all of their nice, fancy costumes or uniforms, showing off their prowess and wares of one kind or another. And all of that great music…
[...]

Next Page »