Monthly Archives : May 2021

Facing the real cause of the long Arab war


The time has come for Israel to stop giving a pass to Arab Jew hatred. In his book From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews, and Israel, the late historian Robert Wistrich documented how before, during and after the Nazi period scholars from the political left disregarded and denied the ideological power anti-Semitism held over the Germans and their…

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What stands behind the new Palestinian war on Israel?


For the past two days, on an hourly basis, the attacks on Israel from Hamas-controlled Gaza and the attacks on Israeli Jews by Israeli Arabs grow worse. What on Sunday was a story limited to Arab violence against Jews and Israeli police in three main focal points in Jerusalem, as well as a few dozen rocket launches against southern Israel…

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Washington’s agenda is completely wrong — and incendiary


Throughout the month of Ramadan, the Fatah-controlled Palestinian Authority and Hamas have been inciting Arab Israelis in Jerusalem and throughout the country to attack Jews. And so it happened that at the outset of the month, Jews in Jerusalem, Jaffa and beyond found themselves beset by gangs of Arab thugs who beat them on the streets and light-rail cars just…

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The U.S. has plunged its relations with Israel into crisis


In light of the reactions from Washington to the Hamas and Fatah inspired Arab violence in Jerusalem, it is hard to see how Israel will be able to maintain a constructive dialogue about its relations with the Palestinians with the Biden administration or more broadly, with the Democrat Party. Indeed, the reactions coming out of Washington to the Arab violence…

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Episode 4 of the Caroline Glick Mideast News Hour


In this week’s episode of the Caroline Glick Mideast News Hour, my co-host Gadi Taub and I devoted the hour to analyzing Israel’s political crisis, the prospects for a rightist government, (not great), for a leftist government (fairly high), and the strategic context in which opportunistic politicians — first and foremost, my former colleagues Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked —…

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A Powder Keg, Courtesy of Washington


Since the Democrats took control of the White House and both Houses of Congress a hundred days ago, the Middle East has become a powder keg. But Israel’s ruling class sees nothing. In Afghanistan and Iraq, violent attacks against U.S. forces are rising steeply. From January through April, attacks on U.S. forces increased 40%. President Joe Biden’s announcement that the…

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