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- "Trump’s declaration appeared to almost certainly be false, given that the 10-year memorandum of understanding on US military assistance to Israel, which gives the Jewish state $3.8 billion annually, runs for nearly two more years"
- Just as in Top Gun:Maverick: "To accomplish their mission, the pilots needed to take their planes dangerously beyond the maximum distance specified by the manufacturer. But the mission was a complete success, and all the pilots returned home safely"
- University of Chicago: Palestinian on campus shouted down for supporting Israel [VIDEO]
- "If victory in the Six-Day War was a mixed blessing, the Russian aliyah was just a blessing"
- "Many Dutch parents who aren’t religious give their children Jewish-sounding names because they perceive the bible as part of Dutch heritage and are drawn to the short, decisive sounds of Hebrew names"
- Stoudemire: After two years of studies in Israel, he made a formal conversion to Judaism. “I felt like: mission complete,” he said about the accomplishment
- Dublin Israel-haters target Biden; “footage circulated on social media showing demonstrators shouting, "Blood, blood, blood on your hands!"
- Chariots of Fire brought the Israeli military to a new standard, as troops practiced responding to emergency events
Tag Archives: Howard Zinn
The Greatest Liberation
WEEKLY STANDARD by Warren Kozak August 15, 2015 Humanitarians in uniform. Many years ago, I struck up a conversation with a Dutch businessman in a hotel in China. In the course of our discussion, I learned that he had been … Continue reading
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Tagged Greatest Generation, Harry Truman, Howard Zinn, United States, William Ayers, World War II
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Judeophobia and Marxism
COMMENTARY by Robert S. Wistrich December 1, 2014 In 1893, the German labor leader August Bebel breezily dismissed anti-Semitism as the “socialism of fools.” From then to the present day, the Western left has been disturbingly complacent about Judeophobia. Communists … Continue reading