Benjamin Kerstein is an editor and columnist who writes for JNS.org. His articles cover a range of topics, including politics, history, and current events, with a focus on Israel and the Jewish community. His work has been featured in various publications, including Zenger News, Detroit Jewish News, Cleveland Jewish Publication Company, and Jewish Press.
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Benjamin Kerstein's coverage focuses on evolving stories related to culture, society, government & politics, and world affairs with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation. His articles cover topics including conservatism, Israel, anti-Israel sentiments, terrorism, and Jewish history.
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A tiny, privileged minority of diplomatic elites has done more than enough damage for one century.
By: Benjamin Kerstein
Recent decisions against Israel by the International Criminal Court and International Court of Justice, which are clearly intended to rescue Hamas
When any terrorist movement is permitted to grow until it reaches critical mass, no society can survive what follows.
The community deserves better than a leadership mired in decadence and denial.
When we refuse to acknowledge our opponents' moral right to make an argument, they almost always self-destruct.
The prime minister may be something close to a great man, but his persistent refusal to take responsibility for his failures could be his undoing.
The crisis prompted by the president's cognitive decline was the inevitable result of a movement that refuses to face unpleasant facts.
The president’s collapse could lead to the takeover of the Democratic Party by an openly antisemitic movement.
Progressives can denounce “political violence” all they want, but they have spent a year colluding in a wave of political violence against American Jews.
Despite the rush to coronate Kamala Harris, the Democratic National Convention could be hijacked by the party's antisemitic wing.
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