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- Gérard Araud, former ambassador to Israel, dismissive of Trump plan, calls West Bank “an apartheid state”
- From the Israeli Air Force: Anton's Surprise [VIDEO]
- “When Temple Hadar Israel in New Castle, Pennsylvania, closed its doors, most of its ritual objects were disbursed to other congregations. What was left was buried in a cemetery”
- Another hack this weekend: "Millions clandestinely funneled to Soros-funded organizations dedicated exclusively to opposing the Jewish 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"
Category Archives: Politics
Kerry warns E.U. ambassadors that Security Council action on Palestine will embolden Israeli hardliners
FOREIGN POLICY by Colum Lynch December 20, 2014 Secretary of State John Kerry has privately told European Union envoys that Washington will not permit the passage of any U.N. Security Council resolution on the Middle East peace process until after … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged EU, Palestine, Secretary of State John Kerry, UN Security Council, United Nations
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The Hypocrisy of Solidarity – Gaza to Ferguson
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Kasim Hafeez December 15, 2014 As Ferguson, Missouri felt the full impact of waves of unrest which began with the shooting of Michael Brown, and once again flared up when Darren Wilson, the police officer who … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Darren Wilson, Ferguson, Gaza, Kasim Hafeez, Michael Brown
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America Needs Its Rough Men
WASHINGTON TIMES by Clifford D. May December 17, 2014 ……George Orwell, a man of the left, is often attributed with pointing out that people sleep peacefully in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Politics
Tagged Christopher Hitchens, CIA, Clifford May, Senator Dianne Feinstein, torture, waterboarding
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Harvard’s President Stops an Anti-Israel Boycott
ALGEMEINER by Alan Dershowitz December 18, 2014 The Harvard University Dining Service has been rebuffed in its efforts to join the Boycott Movement against Israel. A group of radical anti-Israel Harvard students and faculty had persuaded the dining service to … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Harvard University, SodaStream
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Chutzpah redefined
ISRAEL HAYOM by Sarah Stern December 18, 2014 In September 1993, when Yasser Arafat was recast from the role of “granddaddy of terrorism” to that of “peacemaker,” the Oslo Accords were marketed to the Israeli public and to world Jewry … Continue reading
Your Free Speech at Risk – The Threat of Islamist Lawfare [VIDEO]
CLICK TO VIEW VIDEO In 4 minutes, The Lawfare Project exposes… – The Council on American-Islamic Relations’s (CAIR) crusade to suppress free speech in the United States – Intimidation of the media by the Muslim Brotherhood-linked Islamic Society of Boston, … Continue reading
My Jewish Feminist Problem
TABLET MAG by Phyllis Chesler December 16, 2014 These days, Israel is far too dangerous a word to pronounce in a Western intellectual or social setting. Say it—and you risk uncivil argument. For example, it’s ten months after Sept. 11, and … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged Feminism, Phyllis Chesler
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Widening Democratic Party divisions on the Israeli-Palestinian issue
WASHINGTON POST by Shibley Telhami and Katayoun Kishi December 15, 2014 One of the startling findings in American public opinion surveys on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the wide gap between Republicans on the one hand and Democrats and independents on … Continue reading