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- How many people today even know that Bobby Kennedy, a vocal supporter of Israel, was killed by a Palestinian terrorist?
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- Leiter: "Even on the anniversary of the bloodiest day for Jews since the Holocaust, the anti-Israel mayor can’t help but attack the Jewish state with absurd accusations and outright propaganda"
- October 7th looked like the return of an ancient Jewish nightmare. What followed showed why this era of Jewish history is fundamentally different.
- "The kingdom is open for business and tourists, in the context of rapid social change, which has some conservative Saudis anxious changes are coming too fast"
- “Of course, it’s a good time; there’s never been a bad time to buy in Israel. It’s not just a financial investment but an emotional and spiritual one, too”
- "What is “Kids 4 Peace” and why is this group asking a Jewish camp to raise the PLO flag?"
- Matti Friedman: “To free its people, Israel negotiates with terrorists and releases murderers. Is that a strength or a weakness?”
Tag Archives: Salami Strategy
The salami strategy: Slice Israel apart, piece by piece. Demand a slice and when Israel gives in, then demand another
ALGEMEINER Amnesia on Settlements Afflicts Martin Indyk by Benjamin Korn November 20, 2015 A form of amnesia must be affecting the Obama administration’s former chief Mideast negotiator, Martin Indyk. It is, however, a very selective kind of amnesia–he only forgets concessions that … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Gaza, Judea, Martin Indyk, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Salami Strategy, Samaria, West Bank
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