יום שלישי, ח׳ תמוז תשפ״וTuesday, June 23, 2026
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The Mayor committed to talk with his team to discuss whether or not taking down the tweet is the right thing to do.
This tweet by Eugene Kontorovich sums up the Kotel conflict in 140 letters or less.
Of most interest to our readers are the words "Tel Aviv to Jerusalem"
The tweet was posted two days after a new Mohammed drawing contest was announced in New Hampshire.
Is Israel in deep trouble for rooting against the Seahawks?
Somebody on the Israeli Foreign Ministry staff in Ireland has a lot of explaining to do after sending a tweet, which since has been removed, suggesting that Hitler would be happy with the United Nations' consistent anti-Israel policies. “It’s from 2011: The #UN has itself become a tool against #Israel. Hitler couldn’t have been made […]
By JTA
The link was from Al Jazeera featuring former CNN host Rick Sanchez on Jews and Stewart.
President Obama was issuing a not so subtly veiled threat to the Israeli voters.
By Gil Lavie, Tazpit News Agency
The link was posted with the tweet to an anti-Semitic video by Eustace Mullins, a conspiracy theorist and anti-Semite who claims the Jews are at war with the Western World. In the video, he claimed that the word "Nazi" is translated to mean "National Socialist" and "Zionist." Check out a Eustace Mullins clip...
"It wasn't really a gaffe," says Jonny Daniels, a leading Republican political strategist in Israel. "They knew what the day was, but they were looking for the correct time and circumstance to do it. Instead it ended up seeming like a big dinner, but that's not really what it is."
By Tibbi Singer
As federal and local authorities investigate the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, and whether or not Florida's “stand your ground” law applied to the shooter, George Zimmerman (not Jewish), Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan has been calling for "justice" in typically disturbing ways.
The New York Times’ newly-appointed Bureau Chief Jodi Rodoren came under fire this week from pro-Israel bloggers who noticed that she sent a friendly tweet to a very obnoxious anti-Israel propagandist based in Chicago. Rodoren, an American Jew, was asked by one blogger whether she was a Zionist. Her response was that the only "ist" she would call herself is “journalist.” Well, that is really what is expected of her.
Jodi Rudoren, who is taking over for Ethan Bronner in April, sent greetings to Electronic Intifada founder and raved about the book The Crisis of Zionism.
'Anonymous Palestine' claims responsibility in tweet.
June 21, 2026 
