Analysis
Thursday, April 20th 2023 / Friday, December 1st 2023
Nicholas Blanford Atlantic Council, Apr. 13, 2023 “It’s not Hezbollah shooting, but it’s hard to believe that Hezbollah didn’t know about it.” A tense calm has returned to the Lebanon-Israel border days after an unknown group launched a barrage of rocket fire at Israel from inside Lebanon. This marked the most serious bout of violence in […]
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Dr. Ehud Eilam BESA Center for Strategic Studies, Apr. 3, 2023 “Hezbollah and Hamas prepare for war but are not actively seeking to start one, at least not right now. But war could break out anyway because of miscalculations or an incident that goes out of control.” Striking Iran’s Nuclear Sites The biggest military […]
Summer Said, Dov Lieber and Aaron Boxerman WSJ, Apr. 16, 2023 “According to Saudi officials familiar with the visit, the kingdom’s rapprochement efforts with Hamas are part of a larger drive to demonstrate the crown prince’s diplomatic clout as regional players re-establish ties with Syria and countries such as China and Russia challenge the U.S. […]
Tuesday, April 18th 2023 / Friday, December 1st 2023
Ben Cohen Algemeiner, Apr. 17, 2023 “I kept asking myself, what did the Jews do to warrant the slaughter of six million of them, including one-and-a-half million kids?” It was a dreary afternoon on July 30, 1897, when Ernst Bergmann, a German tourist on vacation in the spa town of Marienbad, mailed a postcard to a […]
Andrew Silow-Carroll JTA, Apr. 16, 2023 “David never takes his good luck for granted — the film is organized around his suspicion that there is a missing piece to his story of survival and that, as Avi says, “He could not have done it alone.”” Holocaust documentaries tend to sit along a scale from […]
Dara Horn Tablet, Feb. 3, 2023 “In recent years, American Holocaust educators panicking over the deaths of the last survivors have embraced increasingly desperate tactics to reimagine Holocaust education for the future—most famously, by transforming now-dead survivors into artificial-intelligence-enabled holograms.” Last week, an editorial in Kentucky’s Courier-Journal newspaper went viral for its sheer absurdity. In it, a group of […]
Machla Abramovitz Mishpacha Magazine, July 19, 2017 “As tragic as their lives in the ghetto were Rosenzweig’ relatives and the thousands of others who perished were given a gift — most of them were brought to kever Yisrael in individually marked graves their death records intact as opposed to the horrifying fate of being […]
Gil Troy WSJ, Apr. 14, 2023 “It was my good fortune to be born in this free and glorious country, where children may laugh and play and have real happiness.” Irwin envisioned “a world of liberty and justice” where “the homeless Jewish wanderers must be given the right to live the life of a free […]
Monday, April 17th 2023 / Friday, December 1st 2023
Nathan Worcester The Epoch Times, Apr. 12, 2023 “The American people won’t stand for it.” The Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) proposed emissions standards for automobiles and trucks are raising eyebrows in the auto industry and Washington alike. “EPA’s proposed emissions plan is aggressive by any measure. By that, I mean it sets automotive electrification […]
Andrew Stuttaford National Review, Jan. 19, 2023 “… like many of the religious cults it resembles, climate fundamentalism is characterized by a perpetual quest for purity.” The more the state ‘plans,’” wrote Hayek, “the more difficult planning becomes for the individual.” This may resonate with the driver of an electric vehicle (EV) who has pulled […]
Jianli Yang Washington Times, Apr. 10, 2023 “… working with Chinese battery makers when the CCP is actively attempting to undercut our position globally and performing open acts of belligerence such as flying spy balloons over our sovereign territory is just as wrong.” As a longtime China analyst and watchdog, I am gravely concerned that […]
Sunday, April 16th 2023 / Friday, December 1st 2023
Frederick Krantz Isranet, Apr. 17, 2023 The car companies brought this “backlash” against EVs on themselves, drooling over federal subsidies for electric cars. And the article omits key negative considerations—the pollution issuing from the daily need to generate—ironically, through continuing use of coal, oil, and natural gas–enough electricity to charge over 230 million electric cars; […]
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