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- "Some people are ready to swear they heard from the prime minister over the past year that he intends to step down around 2028 or 2029, around the end of the 47th president's term"
- European delegation claims they were assaulted by settlers even though not a single one of them needed medical care, nor are there any videos of them actually being being beaten
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- To secure the next American century, the US and Israel need to build a joint venture based on tech and defense innovation.
- Shimon Peres: The father of Israel’s nuclear deterrent reveals how it was built. An exclusive excerpt from No Room For Small Dreams, Shimon Peres’ posthumous autobiography"
- Decoding Bergdahl. It's all about Gitmo.
- "Only time will tell whether Israel has been successful in buying for itself some time before it needs to “mow the grass” in Gaza again"
- “This week, AIPAC announced it was doubling down on its political strategy, while also making changes to its tactics. The mission remains, the fight continues, the methodology is evolving. That is the very nature of our political landscape”
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“If victory in the Six-Day War was a mixed blessing, the Russian aliyah was just a blessing”
MOSAIC What Israel Gained from Its Russian Citizens by Matti Friedman November 30, 2020 It seems to me that the single event that brought the most good to Israel since its founding was the Russian wave of the 1990s. There … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish, Politics
Tagged FSU, Gil Troy, Matti Friedman, Natan Sharansky, Russia
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“In Israel and throughout the FSU, the poorest Holocaust survivors are barely subsisting on meager income, often forced to choose between eating and securing life-saving medicine”
ALGEMEINER Remembering the Holocaust, Forgetting the Survivors by Yechiel Eckstein January 25, 2017 …Today, many of the world’s remaining 500,000 Holocaust survivors are living out their final years in poverty. Most of those who are suffering either live in Israel, across the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged FSU, Holocaust, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein
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