Monthly Archives : September 2017

Breaking Israel’s Imperial Court


Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had an applause line that should have brought the house down in his speech at Wednesday’s official ceremony celebrating 50 years of settlement in Judea and Samaria, the Jordan Valley and the Golan Heights. Netanyahu was speaking before a crowd of thousands in Gush Etzion, which was destroyed by the Arab Legion in the War of…

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Kurdish independence is an idea whose time has come


My Take on Kurdistan is simple, the Kurds Finally Deserve Independence. The Kurds were been abandoned by the West after World War I, they finally deserve their own state. For the world to support the establishment of a state of “Palestine” yet be against the establishment of a state of Kurdistan is a moral failure of the Western world.

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The new Democratic Party


Since 2015, Britain has been one election away from having an antisemitic prime minister backed by antisemitic voters. If current trends in the Democratic Party continue, in the not-so-distant future, the United States might be in the same position. Two years ago, Jeremy Corbyn was elected leader of Britain’s main opposition Labor Party. That officially put an end to Tony…

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Trump’s Dealing with North Korea


In my weekly video talk with Avi Abelow we discuss the recent discourse surrounding President Trumps dealing with North Korea. While many people are responding by saying that any military strike on North Korea would bring dead Koreans, and can not be considered, John Bolton asks these people in return “well what about dead Americans” from a nuclear North Korea?…

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Israel and the American Jewish crisis


As the New Year 5778 begins, 88% of Israeli Jews say that they are happy and satisfied with their lives. This makes sense. Israel’s relative security, its prosperity, freedom and spiritual blossoming make Israeli Jews the most successful Jewish community in 3,500 years of Jewish history. The same cannot be said for the Jews of the Diaspora. In Western Europe,…

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Yair Netanyahu and the angry left


Yair Netanyahu, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s 26-year-old son, has been getting some harsh press in recent weeks. Yair walked (or toddled) onto the stage of public life when he was five years old as he and his then two-year-old little brother Avner accompanied their parents, Bibi and Sara, into the Prime Minister’s Residence for the first time in 1996. For…

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