Analysis
Wednesday, July 16th 2025
Ari David Blaff National Post, July 15, 2025 “Jewish schools in Ontario are having a hard time dealing with the inflow of new students abandoning the public system. Canadian multiculturalism is ailing and may be on its deathbed.” Over 40 per cent of antisemitic incidents targeting Ontario Jewish students since the October 7 terrorist […]
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Wednesday, July 16th 2025 / Wednesday, July 16th 2025
Dave Gordon JNS, July 15, 2025 “When complaints are finally processed, they are either dismissed based on the investigation committee having a superficial understanding of the nature of antisemitism, including the IHRA definition, or the investigation committee bends over backwards attempting to formulate excuses for the member’s behavior to justify the issuance of inordinately […]
Warren Kinsella Toronto Sun, July 15, 2025 “(Half) of antisemitic incidents reported to school authorities were not investigated.” The worst places for the explosion in antisemitic hate? The United States, and then Europe — unsurprising, given their relative populations. But the country that has had nearly as many antisemitic crimes as all of the […]
Jonathan Greenblatt WSJ, July 15, 2025 “… this isn’t a debate over materials. It’s about meaning. It’s an attempt to erase Jewish experience from the conversation.” Anti-Israel and anti-American radicals have set college campuses afire in the past two years. In too many places, they turned quads into combat zones, harassed Jewish students in […]
Tuesday, July 15th 2025
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS, July 14, 2025 “… neither Carlson nor Kelly—nor anyone else talking about this publicly—has any tangible, concrete evidence of Israeli government involvement in Epstein’s sex crimes. And they freely admit as much.” Conspiracy theories aren’t generally concocted out of whole cloth. They are almost always rooted in quite real and […]
George Rasley Conservative HQ, July 14, 2025 “Extraordinary charges, such as Epstein was a Mossad agent, require extraordinary proof – or at least some evidence – and Tucker Carlson has produced neither, aside from Epstein’s alleged association with a former Israeli Prime Minister.” Who are you going to believe, Donald Trump or Tucker Carlson? Last weekend’s […]
Andrew C. McCarthy National Review, July 14, 2025 “… if such a list existed, it would have become public during the extensive investigation, grand jury proceedings, indictments of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, the lengthy trial and appeals of Maxwell, and the post-trial litigation, during which a trove of theretofore nonpublic information was disclosed, adding […]
Shmuley Biotech Times of Israel, July 19, 2025 “If we truly put America first, then we must protect American lives. We must avenge our fallen. We must stop a regime that has killed over 1,100 of our troops, plotted to assassinate a sitting president, and continues to pose a nuclear threat to our cities.” […]
Monday, July 14th 2025
George Meneshian European Interest, July 11, 2025 “In this context, the growing prospects for peace could come with the potential expansion of the Abraham Accords into the South Caucasus.” As most analysts and policymakers focus on the potential normalisation of relations between Israel and key Arab states (such as Saudi Arabia and even post-Assad Syria) another […]
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Gökhan Ereli Daily Sabah, July 9, 2025 “Saudi Arabia remains the most consequential potential signer, yet formal accession in the near term still seems unlikely.” Last month, a giant billboard in Tel Aviv proclaimed, “It’s time for a new Middle East.” Yet behind the optimism lies a hard-nosed power play between Washington and Tel Aviv. […]
Yardena Schwartz Times of Israel, July 9, 2025 “Both the IDF and the Shin Bet reportedly oppose this initiative, favoring continued coordination with the Palestinian Authority, whose security forces have long helped thwart terror attacks and arrest terror operatives.” Ever since October 7, 2023, the idea of peace between Israelis and Palestinians has felt […]
Elliot Kaufman WSJ, July 5, 2025 “Mr. Barkat says the old peace process failed, so “new thinking is needed.”” The idea of a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians has never seemed more futile than in the months since Oct. 7, 2023. But maybe that opens the door to a new way of […]
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