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- “Long before the 20th century, ancient Jewish texts recognized what much of the modern West still refuses to accept: Not every enemy can be reasoned with”
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- Baehr: In any case, the atmosphere for pro-Israel activity in Washington has dramatically improved
- "Ephraim Talabi, now 55, goes to Jordan to find the former Fatah fighter Mohammed a-Sati, who 'brought me back to sanity, to my real life' through simple acts of kindness"
- "What you need to know about the big-spending Jewish donors seeking to influence this year’s high-stakes elections"
- “This is a glorious beat down on Mamdani and his radical cronies”
- Israeli technology tackles radiation disease
- "We conclude that in our opinion, "State of Terror" is an antisemitic fraud"
Author Archives: ArchitectGuy
“Trump’s better-than-expected showing, despite many Jews thinking that he’s a hatemonger, speaks volumes about the chasm between the two warring Jewish political tribes”
JNS The Jewish vote mattered more than we thought in 2020 by Jonathan Tobin November 4, 2020 We already knew that the chasm that separates those Jews who vote for Democrats and those who vote for Republicans was already wide. … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Democrats, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Republicans
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Boca Raton school board “received thousands of comments from Holocaust survivors all over the world”
SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL Principal fired for second time over Holocaust remarks by Scott Travis November 2, 2020 A principal’s reluctance to say the Holocaust was real — leading to a two-year saga that inflamed his Jewish community and people … Continue reading
“Power-drunk NY bureaucrats are now menacing people in the name of public health, ostensibly with the blessing of the governor, who has repeatedly singled out Orthodox Jews”
WASHINGTON EXAMINER New York’s crackdown on Jewish businesses makes no public health sense by Melissa Braunstein October 30, 2020 Nobody is tossing tea into New York Harbor, but restlessness appears to be growing in Brooklyn. Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo complained earlier … Continue reading
“Israel’s Arab neighbors have demonstrated that the Palestinian cause is not as high on their agenda as it appeared to be in the past”
GATESTONE INSTITUTE The Future of Arab Normalization with Israel by Alan Dershowitz October 28, 2020 Now that the Sudan has joined the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in normalizing relations with Israel, the future seems bright for even more Arab … Continue reading
“ Even well-meaning WSJ editors are going to have a hard time earning reader trust when 300 of their own employees have questioned their own paper’s standards and inadvertently announced their liberal worldview in the process”
REAL CLEAR POLITICS A Campaign to Neuter the WSJ Opinion Page? by Mark Hemingway October 30, 2020 Earlier this year, newsroom employees at the New York Times went to war with the paper’s opinion section for publishing an edgy op-ed … Continue reading
“In effect, what we’ve been doing is requiring young people to bear the burden of controlling a disease from which they face little to no risk. This is entirely backward from the right approach”
IMPRIMIS A Sensible and Compassionate Anti-COVID Strategy by Jay Bhattacharya, MD October 2020 …Those who dare to talk about the tremendous economic harms that have followed from the lockdowns are accused of heartlessness. Economic considerations are nothing compared to saving … Continue reading
Global Imams Council adoption of IHRA definition of antisemtism comes after hearing from office of US Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating Anti-Semitism Elan Carr, calling on the council to do so
JNS Largest NGO of imams worldwide adopts universal definition of anti-Semitism by Jackson Richman October 29, 2020 The largest nongovernmental organization of imams in the world, the Global Imams Council (GIC), has adopted the widely accepted International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged antisemitism, Elan Carr, Global Imams Council
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By giving the prize to the World Health Organization, the Nobel committee kicked the can down the road. Maybe President Donald Trump will be defeated next week. Maybe Netanyahu will be ousted from power.
ISRAEL HAYOM (by agreement with JNS) The real Netanyahu (and Trump) dilemma by Caroline B. Glick October 30, 2020 he Nobel Peace Prize Committee’s decision to award the prize to the World Food Program this year assuaged the fears of … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Nobel Peace Prize, Palestinians
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Always known as a left-winger, Greenwald “also emerged as a vocal critic of the mainstream media, accusing it of quashing alternative views when it comes to coverage of certain news stories'”
THE HILL Glenn Greenwald resigns from The Intercept by Joe Concha October 29, 2020 Journalist Glenn Greenwald has resigned from The Intercept, seven years after co-founding the online publication, citing censorship by his own editors over an article concerning former Vice President Joe … Continue reading
During a Senate hearing, Twitter’s Jack Dorsey said Ayatollah’s tweets do not represent a threat of ‘immediate harm’ to Israel or its citizens. Yeah, right.
JEWISH INSIDER Twitter CEO dismisses Ayatollah’s threats to Israel as ‘saber-rattling’ by Marc Rod October 29, 2020 Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sparred with Republican lawmakers over his company’s decision to permit tweets from Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei calling … Continue reading
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