Most Clicked This Week
- Gérard Araud, former ambassador to Israel, dismissive of Trump plan, calls West Bank “an apartheid state”
- "#JStreet’s tag line is that it is pro-Israel, but it is nearly impossible to find a pro-Israel policy that J Street supports"
- Some Israelis are resorting to importing butter
- Mossad, in rare move, denies it contradicted Netanyahu by lobbying against stiffer Iran sanctions
- "The left in America essentially sees America as a racist, xenophobic, colonialist, imperialist, warmongering, money-worshipping, moronically religious nation"
- Gantz-Netanyahu deal ends 17-month political crisis; Gantz: “We prevented a fourth election”
- The Battle For Saudi Arabia Begins
- "Tel Aviv-based startup staffed by former members of IDF intelligence units, who set up false identities and infiltrate black hat groups to foil cyber-attacks"
Category Archives: Politics
Ferguson Anti-Police Brutality Protesters Take Historic Trip To Palestine
Including this post to help readers understand the intersections of the the anti-police, anti-Jew and anti-Israel movements—there is troubling overlap. COUNTER CURRENT NEWS by Moreh B.D.K., Reagan Ali and M.A. Hussein January 10, 2015 Recently, a number of representatives from the Dream … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Black Lives Matter, Ferguson, Palestine
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Netanyahu Rained on France’s Parade (Thank God)
JEWISH PRESS by Shalom Bear January 12, 2015 There’s indication and reports that the French government did everything it could to try and dissuade Israeli PM Netanyahu from visiting France and participating in their unity march, and when that failed, … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, France, Paris, President Francois Hollande
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Charlie Hebdo’s new edition includes Muhammad cartoons #CharlieHebdo
JIHAD WATCH by Robert Spencer January 12, 2015 “We will not give in otherwise all this won’t have meant anything.” They are to be commended for their courage and resolution. While the lights of freedom are going out all over … Continue reading
65 Percent of Israeli Arabs Say They’re Proud to Be Israeli
COMMENTARY by Evelyn Gordon January 8, 2015 It feels almost tasteless to be writing about good news while France is mourning a horrific terror attack. Yet there’s been so much good news from Israel over the last week that my … Continue reading
U. Chicago defeats anti-Israel academic boycott one drop of water at a time
LEGAL INSURRECTION by William A. Jacobson January 2, 2015 When talking about the obsessive-compulsive haters of the anti-Israel Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement, it’s easy to focus on opposing what they do. In fact, this weekend at the American Historical … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Arava, BDS, Ben Gurion University, University of Chicago
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How Sharpton gets paid to not cry ‘racism’ at corporations
NEW YORK POST by Isabel Vincent and Melissa Klein January 4, 2015 Want to influence a casino bid? Polish your corporate image? Not be labeled a racist? Then you need to pay Al Sharpton. For more than a decade, corporations have shelled … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Al Sharpton, Amy Pascal, National Action Network, Sony Pictures
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Palestinian Authority is an entity allied with terror group, not a state
JERUSALEM POST by Herb Keinon and Khaled Abu Toameh January 1, 2015 The Palestinian Authority is not a country, but rather a group allied with a terrorist organization, and for that reason its appeal to the International Criminal Court should … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged International Criminal Court, Palestinian Authority
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ArchitectGuy on Israel 