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Someone Someone Should Tell Hamas -- And The UN -- That There Is No Legal Right To Destroy Israel "By All Means Necessary"

By Bennett Ruda

To all in doubt: There is no unalienable right of the remaining Palestinian Arab refugees to return, neither is there a right under international law to allow Palestinian Arab to violently attack Israelis.

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Radiohead: My New Favorite Band

By Jacob L. Freedman, MD

Radiohead is my new favorite band. Not because I love their music but because they’ve taken a public stand against the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. They ROCK!

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Why Won't Abbas Accept "Two States for Two Peoples"?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

The general idea of a two-state solution does not specify one state would be for the Jewish people, the other one for the .Palestinians--who continue to want no state for the Jewish people more than they want a state for Palestinian Arabs.

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A False Theatrical Peace

By Jonathan S. Tobin

This past Sunday night, the play "Oslo" won the Tony Award for Best Play. Does a Broadway that gets this history so terribly wrong matter?

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Encouraging Integration in United Jerusalem

By David Weinberg

Presenting the optimistic side of life in Jerusalem, focusing on trends among eastern Jerusalem Arabs towards integration with Israeli society, and on policies implemented to increase an Arab sense of belonging to united Jerusalem.

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France: Islamic Antisemitism, French Silence

By Guy Millière

Records show conclusively that all of the anti-Semitic attacks committed in France for more than two decades came from Muslims and Islamists.The French authorities know this, but choose to hide it and look in another direction.

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The Dance of Judaism and Science: Einstein and Beyond­­­­ ­­­­­­­

By Howard Zik

How can we reconcile scientific understanding with the wide gap found in the biblical accounts all familiar to us?

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Bernie Sanders: Knave or Fool?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

If Corbyn were against blacks, women, Muslims or gays, Sanders would not have campaigned for him. Yet he is comfortable campaigning for Corbyn who has made a career out of condemning Zionists by which he means Jews.

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A Calamity in the UK

By Noah Rothman

By calling a special election and fumbling it so spectacularly, Theresa May has placed a threat to the Anglo-American world within striking distance of 10 Downing Street.

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Who Loses When Synagogues Join the Resistance?

By Jonathan S. Tobin

The “Trump bump” has produced a surge in attendance and membership at liberal synagogues, where a social justice agenda rules and rabbis are outspoken critics of the president.

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Publication of Pro-Terrorist Ad in The Forward Raises Eyebrows in Jewish Media World

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

“Would The Forward, in the interests of ‘freedom of expression,’ accept ads from white supremacists? To ask the question is to answer it,” Jason Maoz, senior editor of The Jewish Press of Brooklyn, told JNS.org.

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‘The Only Good Jew is a Dead Jew’ (the Suarez – Barkan threshold)

By David Collier

With a highly distorted personal radar, careful document selection, and an unerring ability to misinterpret intentions, Suarez produced a piece of writing far removed from both historicity and context.

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Azerbaijan’s Inspiring Example

By Rabbi Israel Barouk

I wandered the streets of the predominantly Muslim country of Azerbaijan wearing my kippah. I wasn’t met with stares or ugly words--rather I was accepted and greeted with kindness.

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Will Trump Follow Through On Palestinian Incitement?

By Stephen M. Flatow

Reviving the Trilateral Committee on Incitement is no solution unless the committee begins its work with a clear definition of what constitutes "incitement."

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Jerusalem: A Consensus Issue At Last

By Michael Gerbitz

Jerusalem is a consensus issue and I recently hung the proof on the Old City walls: The Jerusalem Declaration, an initiative to secure grassroots support for keeping Jerusalem united under permanent Israeli control

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Want a Path to Peace? Pound the Table at Abbas

By Jonathan S. Tobin

If Trump really believes the missing ingredient for peace has been a master real estate dealmaker, he’s wrong. But his willingness to pound the table at Abbas is nevertheless significant.

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To Bigotry No Sanction

By dvora

Linda Sarsour’s agenda is the abolition of the rights of others. She opposes the very existence of Israel

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A New Tolerance for Anti-Semitism

By Alan M. Dershowitz

People on both sides of the political and ideological spectrum must have the same zero tolerance for anti-Semitism as they do for sexism, racism and homophobia.

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Israel Must Now Be Proactive

By Isi Leibler

Israel has an extraordinary window of opportunity but it requires initiative and willingness to cooperate with Trump’s peace initiatives--on condition that our security is not compromised.

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Gazans in Greece: We Fled Hamas, not Israel

By Evelyn Gordon

The testimony of these Gazan refugees in Greece provides a rare opportunity to hear what Palestinians say when they’re out of reach of their own repressive governments and can speak freely

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The British Election: Will Voters Opt for Intolerance and Xenophobia?

By Alan M. Dershowitz

One of the biggest criticisms of the "Corbynization" has been the mainstreaming of traditional anti-Semitism. England's chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, has called the problem within the Labour party "severe."

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Palestinians: Israel's Goodwill Gestures Send Wrong Messages

By Bassam Tawil

Israel's concessions are regarded as gestures of a terrified people and as the reward for terrorism. Far from satiating the appetite of the terrorists, such steps prompt them to step up their attacks against Israelis.

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Jewish Or American: What Comes First?

By Harvey Rachlin

I take pride in being both American and Jewish and while I believe some people just identify with both and leave it at that, I also think it’s natural to consider which identity is foremost to you.

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Alberto Nisman and Sarah Halimi: The Shared Fate of 2 Very Different Jews

By Ben Cohen

For all theie differences, they had 3 important things in common. They were proud Jews. They died because they were Jews. And in both of their cases, that latter fact has yet to be recognized, let alone acted upon, by the investigating authorities.

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Jordan Intensifies Anti-Israel Rhetoric Despite Security Challenges

By Noah Beck

if King Abdullah views Israel as key to his regime's success, he has done so little to align public opinion with his strategic objectives permitting Israel to be vilified on the Jordan "street" and its media

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The Six-Day War Never Ended

By Thane Rosenbaum

Only the 6 Day War has presented the paradox of a victorious nation annihilating its enemies so thoroughly and then almost instantly suing for peace rather than setting the terms for surrender.

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The Myth Of Jerusalem’s Holiness To Muslims

By Morton A. Klein and Dr. Daniel Mandel

Jerusalem meant so little to the Ottomans that, during World War I, they let it fall into British hands without a fight and even contemplated entirely destroying the city before pulling out.

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Israeli Checkpoint Prevents Another Massacre

By Stephen M. Flatow

I, prefer inconvenienced Palestinians to dead Jews any day of the week. The would-be murderer tried to get through the checkpoint byt the metal detector detected that he was carrying two pipe bombs.

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Will Britain Pass the Jeremy Corbyn Test?

By Commentary Magazine

The Corbyn test voters will sit on June 8: Do they want a prime minister who counts terrorists as friends and Jews as enemies?

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Palestinians: Abbas Immediately Breaks Promises to Trump

By Bassam Tawil

The day after the Abbas-Trump meeting in Bethlehem when Abbas promised Trump to cease all forms of incitement against Israel, the Palestinian Authority resumed its vicious rhetorical attacks on Israel

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Geopolitical Acupressure

By Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman

Ties between Israel and Azerbaijan could become more significant as Trump attempts to bring about a possible Mid00000000 East peace deal, prevent Iranian nuclearization, and change the relationship between the US and Russia.

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From Tsarist Russia To Democratic America: Reflections on a Family Machzor

By Allen Fagin

This tefillah is especially astounding given that, historically, the Russian tsar was no friend to the Jewish people.

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50 Years from What?

By Yarden Frankl

If Jerusalem was conquered by the Jordanians in 1948 and “liberated” or “reunified” in 1967 the Israeli claim becomes not only reasonable, but more more legitimate than the Palestinian claim.

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Europe Fights Back with Candles and Teddy Bears

By dvora

For Europe, Islamic terrorism is not real, but only a momentary disruption of its routine. We fight against global warming, malaria and hunger. But are we ready to fight for our civilization? Have we already given up?

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Palestinian Hikers Shatter ‘Occupation’ Myth

By Stephen M. Flatow

In his summary of Israeli-Palestinian history Estrin didn't want to let inconvenient facts get in the way of a good anti-Israel story.

Op-Eds / From the Paper

The Name Of Yerushalayim

By Dr. Janet S. Sunness

Yerushalayim is the place where Hashem was served from the beginning of time, the place where Hashem caused His presence to rest, and the place for unifying all Yisrael and for strengthening the bonds between Hashem and man

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Why Millennials Love Shabbat

By Rabbi Yosef Edelstein

Shabbat is an opportunity to put life on hold just long enough to recharge our humanity, develop meaningful bonds through kinship and worship, and explore where we came from in order to decide where we are going

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Every Grain Of Sand…

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

God commands Moshe: s’eu et rosh. Count. But don’t simply count. Lift the head! This is God telling Moshe that every individual matters. Every life is the entire universe. No individual is ever swallowed up by the many.

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Hebron: Connecting to Our Roots

By David Mark

Hebron is a city of conflict. It is a place where we the Jewish people have struggled, fought, lost, and now have returned.

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After Trump Visit, the Onus Rests On Us

By Isi Leibler

Trump expressed friendship and support for Israel in a more positive manner than any of his predecessors and also, diverting from recent presidential norms, spoke directly to the Arab world in a blunt and forthright manner.

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Anniversary of an Image

By Commentary Magazine

David Rubinger, the famed Israeli photographer, snapped the most famous photograph in Israel’s history: three soldiers standing reverently at the Wailing Wall soon after Jerusalem was reclaimed in the Six-Day War. What is the source of the image’s endurance?

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How to Solve the Palestinian Problem

By Daniel Greenfield

The indigenous Jewish population and the Muslim migrants who settled in Israel are inherently incompatible. The Palestinian problem might be solved somewhere in Jordan or Syria. History and experience tells us it will never be solved in Israel.

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End Propaganda Myth That Jerusalem is Holy to Muslims

By Morton A. Klein and Dr. Daniel Mandel

The Muslim fixation and clamor on Jerusalem is actually a very recent historical development, a product of political conflict, not historical truth.

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The West Must Stop Pretending Palestinian Terrorism Against Israel Is Different From Other Muslim Terrorism Against The West

By Ben Shapiro

Abbas agreed as Trump ripped the terror attack in Manchester and Trump deemed Abbas a force for regional peace. This is thanks to the latent anti-Semitism implicit in the notion that Islamic terrorists who murder Jews in Israel are different

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Terrorism Persists Because It Works

By Alan M. Dershowitz

The world has rewarded terrorism while punishing those who try to fight it by reasonable means. It began with Yasser Arafat and Palestinian terrorist groups choosing to employ terrorism as a tactic.

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The US, Churchill and the Middle East

By Gatestone Institute

By recognizing Israel's sovereign rights to Jerusalem -- despite the lies of UNESCO and other UN groups-- Trump could demonstrate a new force that would elevate him to the same stature as Churchill.

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ZOA Concerned U.S. Arms Sale to Saudi Arabia Harms Israel’s Security

By Zionist Organization of America

The huge 10-year $380 billion U.S.-Saudi agreement announced this past weekend raises serious concerns as to the how Israel’s Qualitative Military Edge (“QME”) will be impacted by the deal’s massive weapons sales to the Saudi Kingdom.  U.S. law provides that assuring Israel’s QME is vital to U.S. security, and requires certification that a sale or […]

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Amid Airtight Security, Trump Visit Brings Hope of ‘Historic Gains’ in the Middle East

By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)

"Thank you and shalom (hello). It is wonderful to be here in Israel,” Trump said. Those simple words and the historic nature of Trump’s visit were not lost on anyone in Jerusalem on this day.

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Bethlehem, the Capital of "Palestine"

By Barry Shaw

Let the Palestinians call Bethlehem their capital. After all, they invest political capital in telling the world how much they care for Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus whom they call “a Palestinian messenger.”

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If You Want To Know How Well Palestinian Terrorists Are Treated in Israeli Prisons -- Look No Further Than Ma'an

By Bennett Ruda

The point of the original Hebrew article in Maariv, Decadent Meals and Free Internet: The Good Life of Terrorists in Prison,

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Trump Can Break the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse

By Gatestone Institute

Wars end definitively only when one side has no more hope of success (i.e. Germany and Japan after World War II). The Palestinians have not given up their fantasy of a Palestinian state "from the river to the sea"

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Next Year in Jerusalem?

By David Weinberg

Time to reestablish Zionist momentum in Jerusalem. This means building many new homes, cracking down on Arab violence, and securing minimal Jewish rights on the Temple Mount.

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Palestinians: Tomorrow's Secret 'Day of Rage'

By Bassam Tawil

Once again, Abbas is playing Americans and other Westerners for fools. His people remain unwilling to recognize Israel's very right to exist as a state for Jews. And so, Abbas will talk peace and coexistence while his people organize yet another "Day of Rage."

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How a Changing American Liberalism Is Pulling American Jews away From Israel

By Evelyn Gordon

American Jews, following American liberalism, have abandoned belief in the nation-state, non-voluntary communities, and religion in the public square

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Sneak Peek at Trump’s Speech in Israel

By David Weinberg

The speech that President Trump SHOULD deliver in Jerusalem next week: “America is going to take steps to nurture a culture of peace and push the parties towards realistic outcomes. We’re going to cleanse international discourse from hypocritical rot and illusory expectations. No more coddling of enemies and demeaning of friends.”

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Israeli Jews Say, It’s Our Jerusalem!

By Ariel Natan Pasko

According to a poll by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, in March 2017, 79% of Israeli Jews said it’s important to retain a unified Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty, while only 15% said it’s not important.

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‘Disenfranchised’ Palestinians Go to the Polls

By Stephen M. Flatow

The same Palestinians whom Israel supposedly deprives of the right to vote freely cast ballots in a democratic election last week.

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Sustaining A Viable Diaspora

By Rabbi Dr. Jerry Hochbaum

The large elephant stomping in the American Jewish community courtyard is the systematic neglect of American Jewish communal organizations which have neither recognized nor dealt with the sociological conditions accurately reported in the Pew study.

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Preparing For War: Jerusalem, 1967

By Abraham Rabinovich

After Egypt closed the Tiran Straits passageway to Eilat, the situation was so dire in Jerusalem that the Rabbis permitted Yeshiva students to violate Shabbat in order to prepare for the inevitable war

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Who Cares What They Think?

By Elliot Resnick

If Israel wishes to clear the moral air, it must start acting like it actually owns the land. Real owners don’t whine to others or try to please violent squatters. Real owners assert their authority – unapologetically.

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In Sign of Changing Region, Gulf States Float Major Upgrade in Ties with Israel

By Tower Magazine

Minister Ayoob Kara, Israel’s point-man for engagement with the Arab world, was quoted as saying, “our relations with our neighbors are the best they’ve ever been.”

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Arab-Israeli Ties: Hostage No More?

By Evelyn Gordon

Arab leaders–unlike Trump–understand that Israeli-Palestinian peace is nowhere on the horizon. It’s clear from the proposal itself which asks Israel to leave the status quo essentially unchanged, not concessions on any final-status issue

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Clash Of Emotions

By Naomi Klass Mauer

I listened to the speeches and marveled at the words of Torah coming from the non-observant master of ceremonies. Yes, the very air of Israel makes one wise.

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Palestinians Use Deception for Greater Acceptance

By Noah Beck

Anticipating that Abbas would promote such falsehoods to Trump and the American public, Israeli PM Netanyahu shared a video on his Facebook page exposing the extent of Abbas' lies. It went viral

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Trump’s Supposed Leak: The Worst Thing Yet?

By John Podhoretz

Unquestionably the worst news yet about Pres. Trump: News sources are reporting that last week Trump revealed highly sensitive intelligence to Russia's Foreign Minister during an Oval Office meeting.

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The Foolish Embassy Expectations Game

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Of late, Trump has been listening to his more mainstream advisers, moderating his views on NATO, Russia, the Syrian conflict and, likely, moving the embassy to Jerusalem

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Jewish Leaders Relieved Over Trump Administration’s Disavowal of Claim That Kotel Is ‘Part of the West Bank’

By Ben Cohen

As we can see (pictured), Ambassador Friedman's heart and HEAD are in the right place.

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Political Analyst: Israeli Government Worried About Trump ‘Shooting From the Hip’

By Ben Cohen

Trump’s peacemaking ambitions have created a shared dilemma for both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and the Palestinian Authority

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It's Been 50 Years - End the Occupation!

By Shmuel Sackett

“Dayenu” – Enough is Enough! End the occupation now and forever! I agree with 99% of what “Peace Now” says; no more war, no more stealing land, no more violence and no more occupation!

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The Drumbeat Against Jewish Ritual in Europe Sounds Once More

By Ben Cohen

It follows logically that even in a modern democracy, a ban on the core rituals making Jews Jewish—and Muslims Muslim—effectively ends the conditions for a separate existence as a Jewish community

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The ‘Nakba’: The Ongoing Catastrophe of Bad Palestinian Decisions

By David Collier

"The Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity."

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Lauder Promoting Abbas as Respectable Moderate Fraught with Danger

By Isi Leibler

Lauder stressed that Abbas is a moderate committed to peace. Implicit in his narrative is that the Israeli government, especially Netanyahu, had been insufficiently flexible in previous negotiations

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The UN's Obsession against Israel

By Gatestone Institute

Israel is thus the only country on the planet to benefit from the doubtful privilege of being scrutinized on the least of its actions, through an agenda decided by its enemies.

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Abbas Meets Trump While His PFLP Allies Still Shoot At Israelis

By Stephen M. Flatow

Advocates of the Palestinian cause like to pretend that all Palestinian terrorism these days is the work of “extremists” from Hamas, not “moderates” affiliated with Abbas. Like their leader Abbas, they lie

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Sebastian Gorka and The Rising Madness of the Jewish Left

By Bruce Abramson and Jeff Ballabon

Despite the media obsession with Gorka himself, he is only the latest chapter in the real story: the increasing hysteria of the Jewish left.

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Mahmoud Abbas, You are Not Educating for Peace

By Rachel Avraham

On the White House lawn, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas told US President Donald Trump: “Mr. President, I affirm to you that we are raising our youth, our children, and our grandchildren on a culture of peace.” Unfortunately, the reality cannot be further from the truth. To the contrary, Mahmoud Abbas is educating Palestinian children […]

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The Urgent Need For A National Heritage Center At Beit El

By Rabbi Yehuda Bohrer

The abundance of archeological evidence in the Beit El area proves that the place of Jacob’s vision became, from early on, a national monument and deserves the Biblical Heritage Center at Beit El

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An Unbreakable Alliance

By Martin Oliner

The perception of close ties between Israel and the US--Netanyahu and Trump--have helped Netanyahu improve his relations with Europe and Asia, and in time more regions of the world

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Political Correctness Or Torah Truth?

By Rabbi Eliyahu Safran

In response to a conversation about the perils of the 'politically correct' environment we live in, I considered the gemara devoted to the need for absolute accuracy of scales and all their components

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The National Security Council’s New Pro-Hamas Israel Advisor

By Daniel Greenfield

Kris Bauman not only equates Islamic terrorism and Israeli self-defense against terrorism, but at one point he actually equates Jews living in territory claimed by the terrorists with Islamic terrorism

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CUNY Embraces/Honors Israel-Hating, Terror-Supporting Sarsour

By Zionist Organization of America

CUNY would never tolerate a commencement speaker with a history of bigotry toward African Americans, Hispanics or the LGBTQ community yet it is welcoming Sarsour, an anti-Semite

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Sarsour's Anti-Semitism Campaign Minimizes Anti-Semitism

By IPT-Investigative Project on Terrorism

Sarsour famously tweeted, "Nothing is creepier than Zionism." That's not a statement critical of Israel and its policies, she believes the entire concept of a homeland for the Jewish people is flawed, is "creepy."

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The Candy Bar that Blew Barghouti's Cover

By Bassam Tawil

Since his appointment as chairman of the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate, Abu Bakr has demanded that Israeli and international media refrain from reporting anything offensive about the Palestinians

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Comey’s Firing and the Price of Blind Partisanship

By Jonathan S. Tobin

Getting rid of an FBI director who had lost his credibility was going to generate conspiracy theories no matter what.

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Hard on Trump, Easy on Abbas

By Yarden Frankl

As former Jerusalem Bureau Chief for the New York Times, Peter Baker must know the compete lack of veracity behind Abbas’ claim. Yet he gives him a pass.

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FIFA - Kick Terrorism Out of Football

By Barry Shaw

Jibril Rajoub, the highest responsible official in Palestinian Arab football and a FIFA Delegate, has used football to indoctrinate and educate Palestinian children to praise and glorify murderous terrorists.

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Don’t Fear the EU

By max boot

The EU dodged a bullet with Macron’s victory because his adversary, Marine Le Pen, vowed to take France out of the Eurozone which would have been a devastating loss to the EU's after Brexit

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Teaching Palestinian Children to Value Terrorism

By Elliott Abrams

A new study of Palestinian textbooks finds that Palestinian children are being taught to glorify and value terrorism and violence.That is not the way to prepare children for peace.

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Replace the UN

By David Weinberg

The UN cannot really be reformed. It’s time to create alternative bodies that are mere professional agencies with no grandiose moral pretensions.

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France: Emmanuel Macron, Useful Idiot of Islamism

By Gatestone Institute

Macron is a "globalist" and an "open promoter of multiculturalism," a "Useful Infidel." He neither supports terrorism or Islamism. It is worse: he does not even see the threat and as such, he does not consider Islamism a threat

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Washington Post Reporter Justifies Paying Palestinian Terrorists

By Stephen M. Flatow

William Booth, the Washington Post’s longtime chief correspondent in Israel has discarded all pretense of objectivity and openly advocates for maintaining payments to the families of PA terrorists

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The Jewish Left’s Anti-Semitism Problem

By Bruce Abramson and Jeff Ballabon

Jewish progressives have a serious problem with anti-Semitism: They deny it where it’s obvious (Ellison, Sarsour, Odeh), and fight passionately against it where it doesn’t exist (Trump, Bannon, Gorka)

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22 Men Arrested: A Blessing For The Community

By Dr. Michael J. Salamon

Proper investigation also involves knowing how to conduct a professional interview with the person traumatized by abuse.

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A Win for Le Pen in the Second Round Would Only Incite Terror

By Guest Author

By Yuval Canfi The far right “Front Nationale” party headed by Marine Le Pen promises to wipe out terror. In fact it plays straight to the hands of the Islamic State, creating a fertile ground for new radicals. Marine Le Pen, the French far right leader who garnered over 21% of votes in the first […]

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Trying To Make Sense Of The Sebastian Gorka Dispute

By Ben Cohen

I have never met Gorka, have never spoken with him, and can’t say I’m hugely familiar with his work. That said, there is very little evidence out there justifying the accusation of anti-Semitism.

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How Two New York Rabbis Responded To The 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial

By Dr. Rachel S.A. Pear

In the 1920s, a new breed of Orthodox Jewish Americans set a two-fold goal: to “rebuke and repudiate the reformers” and “to deal effectively and happily with the great task” of Americanization by forging a distinctly American form of Orthodox Judaism.

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The Day Israeli Ambassador Mark Regev went to SOAS campus

By David Collier

The story of Regev's visit to SOAS, is far bigger than a few bigoted student activists. The day itself started with a sickening attempt at balance by the BBC which implied that BDS is a ‘just cause’

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The Graying Lady

By Commentary Magazine

It is truly sad to see what was once incomparably the greatest newspaper the world has ever known become nothing more than a mouthpiece for the decaying American far left.

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ISRAEL’S INDEPENDENCE DAY: It is an Obligation to Liberate the Land of Israel

By Israel Rising

Yom HaAtzmaut is the most significant world event to take place in nearly 2000 years. On this day, HaShem returned the Children of Israel to the stage of history so that we may lead mankind towards a world of total blessing.

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UN: Reaching New Heights (Lows?) of Hypocrisy

By Rachel Avraham

On Israeli Independence Day, UNESCO votes on a resolution concerning Israeli sovereignty over ALL Jerusalem, the first time it will vote on Israeli sovereignty of Jerusalem entire-Any guess what the result will be?

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