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That expensively educated university students – among them Jews – are aligning themselves with the bigoted, murderous, antisemitic Boko Haram-like Hamas is ludicrous and evil.
Clearly, there is no way of knowing how the Middle East might have looked had the Gaza proposal been accepted, no way of knowing the impact its acceptance would have had on subsequent events.
The Jewish community needs to confront this issue. It’s time to expose ostensible anti-Zionist opposition to antisemitism for the duplicity it is.
As horrific as October 7 was, Israel remains a powerful source of strength for Jews everywhere. Thanks to the IDF, there will be no second Holocaust.
As the Netanyahu era approaches its end, a collection of aspiring successors all claim to possess the “understanding mind” that millions of Israelis think Netanyahu has lost.
It took no moral courage but a lack of a moral compass to officially declare recognition for a state that has no defined borders, no democracy, and no economy.
The army and the government all failed in the run-up to October 7. But it is the government’s job to supervise the military. The IDF should get used to it.
The international media, social media users, and more did not wait a single moment before condemning Israel unequivocally and without condition, well before the facts were in.
Accusations of nepotism within Israel's rabbinate intensify amid upcoming elections. This practice, seen in key appointments, raises concerns about fairness and transparency.
Efforts to combat antisemitism through Holocaust education must also emphasize the positive narrative of Jewish history and Zionism's connection to Israel.
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