The Jewish Voice and Opinion
speaks out forcefully and unashamedly for the unique concerns of what we
have termed "classical Judaism." As a politically conservative Jewish
publication, we take as our mission to present news and feature articles
not generally available elsewhere in the Jewish or secular media.
Now in its 23th year, The Jewish
Voice and Opinion has been influential in religious and political circles
throughout the United States, Israel, and elsewhere. It is often quoted and
reprinted. It has been admired, feared, often debated, but never ignored.
Corrections for the February 2010 Issue
Page 1: The caption
should read: “Israel field hospital paramedic Maayan Lanz saved
a baby boy by giving him some of her own blood
Page 71: The last paragraph of the article should read: Like the
other Jewish groups that rose to Mr. Limbaugh’s defense, Mr.
Klein called on Mr. Foxman to retract his attack on the
talk-show host and to apologize to him.
The Jewish Voice and
Opinion speaks out forcefully and unashamedly for the unique
concerns of what we have termed "classical Judaism." As a
politically conservative Jewish publication, we take as our mission
to present news and feature articles not generally available
elsewhere in the Jewish or secular media.
Now in its 20th year,
The Jewish Voice and Opinion has been influential in religious and
political circles throughout the United States, Israel, and
elsewhere. It is often quoted and reprinted. It has been admired,
feared, often debated, but never ignored.
