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- Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children documents new details about crimes of a sexual nature committed by terrorists against hostages”
- "The tragedy of Amiri’s death is compounded by the immeasurable harm it will do to America’s ability to recruit, now and in the future, human assets"
- The Dreyfus Affair: Why the filmmaker’s depiction of early-20th-century anti-Semitism in ‘J’accuse’ is, with reservations, ‘important and beautiful’
- “By and large, the lovers of terrorist chic agree with the terrorists. They loathe the U.S. and Israel, and believe that horrendous violence against both is eminently justified”
- Pro-Israel Community Condemns Kerry Over ‘Apartheid’ Claim
- Netanyahu was cheered--not booed--at "Hamilton" the Broadway musical [VIDEO]
- Palestinian laws “used by the PA to punish Palestinians suspected of selling land and houses to Jews”
- Ari Shavit and American Jewry
Category Archives: Politics
Is the World Becoming Fed Up?
PJ MEDIA by Victor Davis Hanson July 5, 2015 Given European socialism, and given its therapeutic culture that assumes morality is relative and situational, it is quite stunning — especially to the Greeks — that suddenly debts are to mean not … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Donald Trump, Europe, European Union, Greece, Mexico, Victor Davis Hanson
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Welcome to John Roberts’ America, Where Words Mean Nothing
DAILY SIGNAL by Kim Holmes July 5, 2015 Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s lament last week that “words no longer have meaning” got me to thinking. I don’t claim to know Chief Justice John Roberts’ motivations in deciding in favor … Continue reading
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Tagged Justice Antonin Scalia, Justice John Roberts, US Supreme Court
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Israel losing Democrats, ‘can’t claim bipartisan US support,’ top pollster warns
TIMES OF ISRAEL by David Horovitz July 5, 2015 New survey by Frank Luntz shows almost half of active Democrats think Israel is racist, barely half believe it wants peace, and three quarters feel it has too much influence on … Continue reading
Europe’s Crisis Proves Israel is No ‘Anachronism’
JNS.ORG by Ben Cohen July 3, 2015 Back in 2003, as some readers will recall all too clearly, the noted historian Tony Judt penned a searing critique of Israel in the New York Review of Books. Titled “Israel: The Alternative,” … Continue reading
The ‘humanitarian aid’ aboard a recent flotilla to Gaza fit in two cardboard boxes
WASHINGTON POST by William Booth July 1, 2015 Pro-Palestinian activists aboard a Swedish vessel tried and failed to punch through Israel’s maritime blockade of Gaza this week. Israeli commandos boarded the vessel, searched the ship and brought it to an … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged blockade, Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon, flotilla, Gaza
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From Doubles Tennis to Internet Porn: My Year as a Supreme Court Clerk
Ted Cruz, while controversial, is considered by many to possess a brilliant legal mind. A graduate of Princeton University cum laude, Cruz also graduated Harvard Law School magna cum laude, was editor of Harvard Law Review. Referring to Cruz — the student … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Politics
Tagged Bill Rehnquist, Connor, Sandra Day O, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz, US Supreme Court, William Rehnquist
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UN Gaza report incentivizes terror, military experts warn
Thank goodness the United Nations Human Rights Council has such fair-minded unbiased members hard at work, funded to a great extent by US taxpayers. UN WATCH July 1, 2015 Saudi Arabia: “Israel is the worst racist regime in the world. Israel is … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Ireland, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, UNHRC, United Nations Human Rights Council, Venezuela
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