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- "Paramount blasted the actor’s usage of the words “genocide” and “apartheid” in connection with the business transaction as peddling in antisemitism"
- Said differently: Democrat Jews should support the antisemitic, anti-Israel Democrat, not that right wing pro-Israel Republican
- Bullets and Bagels: The Jewish shooting club
- "Herzog said it was his “dream” to see peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia and raised the possibility of direct negotiations supported by Washington"
- "The Israelis continue to expose just how deeply Hamas and PIJ are woven into Gaza’s civilian fabric. Days after publishing information about the athletes, the Israeli government spotlighted 18 Gazan health workers “presented as innocent” who were also members of Hamas and PIJ"
- "European countries failed to teach history to their youth, so their population has no memory of the brutal Umayyad Muslim invasion of Spain from Africa in the year 711, or the 903 years of brutal war that took place until the Muslim invaders were thrown out of Europe in the year 1614"
- Braun launched into an antisemitic rant after attacking the menorah, telling those who berated him that they were the ones who should feel “ashamed to participate in the acts of a Satanic Talmudic cult.”
- A former Brigadier General of the IDF: “The claim that Israel's adversaries are deterred is utterly unconvincing”
Tag Archives: Joshua Katz
Joshua Katz’s mother-in-law’s writes a manifesto
SPECTATOR In defense of Joshua Katz Kari Jenson Gold June 4, 2022 Last July 17, my daughter, Solveig Gold, married (then) Princeton professor Joshua Katz. It was a glorious, indeed transcendent (as one friend put it) celebration of the glory … Continue reading
“Princeton claims it fired me for a long-past offense—for which I was already punished—but the truth should worry everyone”
WALL STREET JOURNAL Princeton Fed Me to the Cancel Culture Mob Joshua Katz May 24, 2022 Nearly two years ago, I wrote in these pages, “I survived cancellation at Princeton.” I was wrong. The university where I taught for nearly … Continue reading