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- Italian historian Carlo Vecce set out to debunk rumors of Leonardo da Vinci’s foreign origins, but a newly discovered document changed his mind
- Welcome, Kurdistan
- "It seems that some of our leadership is so concerned about Israel’s image in foreign media that they tend to jump at the chance to agree that we are as bad as they say we are and beg forgiveness" [VIDEO]
- EVENT POSTPONED: "Wish You Weren't Here" 12/12 Highland Park Screening
- "Israel is bracing itself for war with Iranian proxies, as Tehran escalates its provocations. But what will the United States do if conflict comes?"
- "The economic and strategic ties between Israel and its Abraham Accord partners, as well as Saudi Arabia, are expanding faster than anyone could have imagined"
- “The EU is Israel’s largest trading partner, accounting for 32% of the economy: which means cutting Israel’s EU trade would be absolutely destructive to country’s economic survival”
- Don’t Want to Come to the Middle East? Stay in Europe and Kill Jews, IS Tells Aspiring Jihadis
Category Archives: Politics
“My visit to Europe made one thing unmistakably clear: if there is any group in the world that needs a safe homeland — a sanctuary from bigotry and hatred — it is the Jewish people”
GATESTONE A Visit to the Old and New Hells of Europe Provides a Reminder of Israel’s Importance by Alan M. Dershowitz May 17, 2016 …There was not a moment during my visit to Europe that I was not reminded of … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Alan Dershowitz, anti-Semitism, Auschwitz, Birkenau, Europe, Hungary, Poland
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#Hillary and her ex-president husband “sold out to titans, dictators and shady characters in Nigeria, Congo, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates, not to mention at Goldman Sachs and TD Bank” [VIDEO]
NEW YORK POST First look at explosive Hillary documentary, ‘Clinton Cash’ by Betsy McCaughey May 17, 2016 Hillary Clinton says that when she and her husband moved out of the White House 15 years ago, they were “dead broke.” Today, they’re … Continue reading
“New York’s anti-BDS law will be crucial because scores of major European companies and banks are based in the Empire State”
NEW YORK POST How New York can help stop Europe’s rampaging Israel boycotters by Benjamin Weinthal and Asaf Romirowsky May 11, 2016 In America, the odious boycott, divestment and sanctions movement targeting Israel remains largely confined to university humanities departments, … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Anti-BDS, BDS, Boycott Divest Sanctions, Charles Lavine, New York State
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Ambassador to the US Ron Dermer is the closest thing to actually having the prime minister in Washington
JERUSALEM POST Netanyahu’s Man in DC by Herb Keinon May 14, 2016 …I think the “problem” that you have among some American Jews when it comes to Israel is that if you are not over the age of 75, you … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Ron Dermer
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“In today’s university, nearly everyone looks for some claim to oppression”
OBSERVER The Rise of the Collegiate Snowflake by Abraham H. Miller May 13, 2016 …In the name of sensitivity, our snowflakes are taught what they can say and what they cannot say, especially with regard to members of those groups … Continue reading
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“Many Illinoisans sense their property taxes are out of control, but not all of them know more than 60 percent of property-tax revenue goes toward their local school districts.”
ILLINOIS POLICY INSTITUTE Illinois school district consolidation provides path to efficiency, lower tax burdens by Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner May 2016 Illinois has the most units of local government of any state in the country. Many of its nearly 7,000 … Continue reading
America, this cautionary tale: Venezuela is broke and headed towards a cliff from unsustainable socialist policies and staggering financial mismanagement
WASHINGTON POST Venezuela should be rich. Instead it’s becoming a failed state by Matt O’Brien May 4, 2016 It’s come to this: The country with the largest oil reserves in the world can’t afford to brew its own beer, stay … Continue reading