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Why Bnai Brith Canada Defended Michael Corens Anti-Semitism


Jews Must Demand a Relationship of Full Equality with Christianity


A thank you to a political rival for my son’s nomination to West Point


Boteach declares intent to run for Congress

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach has sent a letter declaring his intent to run for Congress in New Jersey's newly formed 9th District.

Opinion: Ill send every Chabad emissay on Earth a Copy of Kosher Jesus

When Rabbi Shmuley Boteach approached me to read the manuscript of his newly published book Kosher Jesus, I was reticent and even a bit cautious given the massive and diverse audience of people that would likely be affected by his unique perspective on the subject of Jesus. Upon completion of the book, however, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that his approach had resolved many outstanding questions that I myself have struggled with in my religious studies, particularly as they relate to Christianity and its impact on Judaism throughout history.

Rabbi Wolfs Continued Incitement Over My Kosher Jesus Book


Tim Tebow Infiltrates the Secular Cathedral of Sport


Opinion: Lord Shmuley?

The first time I met Shmuley Boteach, it was 2 p.m. on a Thursday; he was sitting in the lobby of the Luxe Beverly Hills, and he asked me if I wanted to go outside for a beer and a cigar. My kind of rabbi, I thought.


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