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- “America's team of real estate developers and financiers may beat Iran's diplomats at the bargaining table”
- Nice way to treat a putative ally: Prez pulls Kerry and Power from the UN before Bibi speaks
- Memo to Carter and Obama: "Hidden in the new National Security Strategy is a reversal of decades of U.S. foreign policy"
- Elan Carr: “Administration’s equating of anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism “certainly breaks new ground””
- UN chief 'shocked and disturbed' by video of car sex act in Israel
- "Some Democrats wanted Biden to undo the embassy move, simply because Trump had done it"
- “The Arab Case for Israel is the book that I would recommend above all others for anyone who sincerely wants to understand the entrenched conflict between Jews and Arabs in Israel”
- Palestinian frustration isn't that they don't have a state. Rather it's that they can't destroy Israel
Monthly Archives: May 2015
‘Palestine’ is a Civil War Waiting to Happen
COMMENTARY by Evelyn Gordon May 18, 2015 ….But I’d like to go into more depth on one point he[Pope Francis] raised: the question of which “Palestine” the [Catholic] Church is recognizing. Because “Palestine” isn’t merely split between the Fatah-controlled West Bank … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged Catholic Church, Gaza, Hamas, Palestine, Palestinians, Pope Francis
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11 Christians Are Killed Every Hour, Says Irish Catholic Bishop Who Warns Persecution Has Reached ‘Unprecedented’ High
CHRISTIAN POST by Vincent Funaro May 19, 2015 Bishop John McAreavey, chair of the council for Justice & Peace of the Irish Catholic Bishop’s Conference, told the Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade that Christian persecution is at an … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East
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In New York, Many Holocaust Survivors Struggle to Get By
WALL STREET JOURNAL by Sophia Hollander May 19, 2015 José Urbach’s earliest memories come from a concentration camp in Poland, where he and other children survived by hiding between flea-bitten mattresses during the daily SS officer inspections. After the war, Mr. … Continue reading
The redoubtable Colonel Kemp
JERUSALEM POST by Paul Alster May 12, 2015 One man goes against the flow and challenges the majority view of Israel’s role in the Middle East. IT’S ALWAYS easier in life to go with the flow. Follow the crowd and … Continue reading
Happy Nakba Day!
ISRAEL THRIVES by Michael Lumish May 14, 2015 I love Nakba Day. I understand that that many Arabs are not happy about the fact that the Jewish people escaped from the Islamic system that we call dhimmitude after thirteen centuries of second … Continue reading
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EVENT 2nd Annual Kosher Chicago BBQ Festival Competition to benefit Maot Chitim
2nd Annual Kosher BBQ Festival Anshe Emet Synagogue 3751 N. Broadway Chicago Sunday, June 14, 2015 11:30am – 4:00p Kosher BBQ Competition Live Music & Entertainment Dunk Tank Chicago Boyz Acrobatic Team Pickle & Hot Dog Eating Contests Face … Continue reading
Curbing the self-loathing Jewish defamers of Israel
CANDIDLY SPEAKING FROM JERUSALEM by Isi Leibler May 19, 2015 Most of us are thoroughly exasperated with the obnoxious Jewish deviants who are demonizing Israel with their global campaigns, falsely defaming the IDF as monsters and war criminals. Such reprehensible … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged BDS, Breaking the Silence, IDF, Isi Leibler, Israel Defense Forces
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Mossad chief: Israel must retrieve Eli Cohen’s body from Syria
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Marissa Newman May 18, 2015 Marking 50 years since legendary spy’s execution, widow appeals to government to ‘do all you can to bring him home’ Mossad Director Tamir Pardo on Monday said Israel has “an obligation” to … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Damascus, Eli Cohen, espionage, intelligence, Kamel Amin Thaabet, Mossad, spy, Syria
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Robert Wistrich, leading scholar of anti-Semitism, dies of heart attack
JERUSALEM POST by Staff May 20, 2015 Robert Wistrich, widely considered one of the world’s leading experts on anti-Semitism, died of a sudden heart attack in Rome late Tuesday, Italian media is reporting. He was 70 years old. According to a news … Continue reading
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