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Jerrold L. Sobel has an M.A. in International Relations from New York's City College. He is the founder and president of the Zionist Organization of America’s Southwest Florida chapter.
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Which Biden are we to believe: the one threatening Israel in 1982 or the current incarnation running for president?
There isn’t a person on the planet who hasn’t heard of George Floyd. Why isn’t the name of Rabbi Newmann equally familiar?
The truth is that Biden has a history of siding with opponents of Greater Israel.
Biden blatantly biased against Israel.
The greatest myth of them all – the foundation on which every pro-Palestinian lie is based: The Jews are building settlements on Palestine.
The nightmare of incessant pressuring of the Jewish state – so characteristic of the Obama presidency – will be upon us once again if Warren, or any of the other Democratic front-runners, win the election next November.
Is it really inconceivable for such evil to unfold here in the U.S.? Most would dismiss the question out of hand as ludicrous, arguing that we are blessed by a constitution and a politically-moderate electorate. But so was Germany – until it wasn’t.
Sharpton has been rewarded for all his debauchery, intemperance, and bigotry. Despite his notoriety – or possibly because of it – he has become mainstream even among so-called moderate Democrats.
By Koranic decree, Islam cannot surrender land it considers dar al-Islam. It can be argued, therefore, that even if Israel were to offer the Palestinians all of its present land less three blocks of Tel Aviv, the deal would be turned down.
For most of its history, Israel knew it could depend on both Republicans and Democrats for support. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. Democrats are abandoning Israel in droves.
Like our fabled character, Don Quixote, President Obama has constantly spawned his own reality.
The leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood top the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of top ten anti-Semites of the year.
From time immemorial, security fences have been built around the world - often in disputed territories to disrupt terrorists, drug smugglers, and illegal immigrants from entering. No doubt, these fences often cause difficulties for native populations in the vicinities they are built. Yet it is only Israel's barrier that arouses the conscience of sanctimonious hypocrites around the world.
