ALEX SELSKY: The death penalty as an instrument of victorious justice
If Israel wants to end victorious over its enemies, then the death penalty must remain an option against those who commit atrocities against us.
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Jewish blood is not cheap
By Avigdor Liberman
During the last elections, one of Yisrael Beytenu’s main campaign promises was to strengthen and advocate for the death penalty for terrorist murderers. While Israeli judges have always had the option of the death penalty, it has almost never been applied.
A message from the million Russian-speaking American Jews
By Alex Selsky, Jerusalem Post , 09.05.2017
Helping lone soldiers find their feet
By Alex Selsky / Jerusalem Post / 12/07/2016
In 1993, at the age of sixteen, I came to Israel alone through the NAALE program, which provides Jewish high school students worldwide the opportunity to study in Israel. Most of my fellow classmates and many NAALE graduates made aliya after high school with their families following at some point.
Knesset Pays Tribute to former Speaker of the Norwegian Parliament Jo Benkow
A tribute to former Speaker of the Norwegian Parliament Jo Benkow in the Knesset.
Knesset pays tribute to former Norwegian parliament speaker
In a moving ceremony, Knesset pays tribute to Jo Benkow, Holocaust survivor who in the past served as Speaker of the Norwegian parliament.
Bringing Russian-speaking Jewry into the global Jewish partnership
While staunchly proud Jews and Zionists, many in the communities, especially in the US, are unable to pay for an exorbitantly-priced Jewish education for their children.
Most pro-Israel? Russian-speaking Jews
Over the past years, Russian-speaking Jews living in the US, Canada, Germany, and other countries have become exceedingly visible in pro-Israel events and demonstrations.
Russian-speaking Jews: the most pro-Israel Diaspora Jews
Within a generation or two, as a result of assimilation, a break with relatives living in Israel and the lack of a minimal Jewish education, Russian Jews will no longer see themselves as “Jewish.”
Russian-speaking Jews get their day in the sun
“The voice of Russian speaking Jewry is now respectable and people listen now.”