Who’s going to #SkipAIPAC? The hashtag campaign created by the anti-Zionist IfNotNow group is winning even when their demands that Democrats, and especially their presidential candidates, stay away from the annual AIPAC policy conference next month are opposed. The radical group scored an unexpected triumph when one of its members ambushed Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren… Read more »
Bernie, who in the past eschewed his Jewish identity, has made it an issue in the 2020 presidential campaign.
Christian Arabs are motivated to serve as proud Israelis, a minority within a minority, and to distinguish themselves from the often-hostile environment and attitudes among Moslem Arabs.
Nothing new here. It’s the same old story of Palestinian violence against Israelis, and the news mediate salivating over headlines.
How did the Democrats end up in such a lose-lose mess? Here’s one theory: They got so hung up on bashing Trump they lost sight of the big picture.
Hearts that bleed for the enemies of Western democracy who subjugate their own people and terrorize everybody else are attached to heads in need of psychiatric examination.
Even a cursory perusal of the official platforms of the alliance reflects a stark rejection of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
One suggestion is to place the offensive carving in a museum. Yet that doesn’t mean the scheme behind it becomes a relic.
The Likud has always been branded a “right-wing” party in American and international media, and at home in Israel.
If Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fails to apply Israeli sovereignty to the Judea and Samaria communities before the election, not only will he almost certainly lose the elections, his defeat will bury Trump’s peace plan and harm Trump’s re-election chances.
With the coming of Christianity, and as it spread all throughout the Roman and post-Roman empire (circa. fourth-seventh centuries), the institution of slavery was on its way to becoming extinct.
With so much complacency toward the misallocation of credit, it’s hard to see how anything could go wrong at this point.
Israel and the Palestinian Authority: Neither wants to rule over Judea and Samaria
In no other conflict have aggressors been invited by their victims to remain citizens of the country they’ve been trying to wipe off the map.
Today, there is a family or several families on every street in the Jewish communities of Judea and Samaria that have felt the horrific pain inflicted by an Arab terrorist.
