After the Horror, Resolve

The whole world must now see that when Hamas says, “Free Palestine,” it means to eradicate the Jews from Israel by any means, however brutal, however barbaric.

Ronen Shoval
The European Conservative

On Saturday morning, at a synagogue in New Jersey, Rabbi Marcus suddenly stopped the prayers and burst into tears. It seemed as if his heart was breaking, because it was. A war had broken out in Israel, he wept; one hundred people dead. Turning on my phone, I saw that the Rabbi was wrong: the numbers were much higher. But numbers don’t tell the whole story.

On Sunday, like many other Israelis, I was on a plane back to Israel in order to join my unit as a reservist of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The reality to which I was shortly to be exposed proved more murderous than anyone could have imagined. I’m not sure that we will ever be able to come to grips with the full horror of what occurred.

'Woke' ideology is a murderous one, writes Noelle Mering for the Washington Examiner.

In his Washington Post column, Henry Olsen argues that Dean Phillips' campaign may be a serious threat to Biden.

Patrick Brown writes for CNN that choosing Mike Johnson as Speaker may prove to have long-lasting ramifications.

And Andrew T. Walker writes for WORLD Opinions that efforts to vilify Speaker Johnson implicate all Christians.

For the Federalist Society, Rachel Morrison highlights concerning issues with newly proposed EEOC enforcement guidance on workplace harassment.

Last week, Erika Bachiochi and Patrick T. Brown urged members of Congress to keep in mind the importance of supporting parents and children in any paid leave approach.

Also last week, Eric Kniffin and Mary Rice Hasson filed an amicus brief showing that it's not unlawful for a healthcare institution to decline a patient’s request for social or medical “gender transition.”

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Thirty years ago, Robert P. George’s landmark book Making Men Moral challenged the consensus that justice requires governmental neutrality on contested moral questions. How has the book shaped decades of debates about civil liberties and public morality, and why will it remain relevant in the future?

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