Analysis
Tuesday, February 25th 2025 / Monday, February 24th 2025
Liel Leibovitz Israel Hayom, Feb. 21, 2025 “Before Biden’s election, antisemitism on campuses was limited to a few. After the Democrats’ return to the White House, every university began establishing DEI departments at a dizzying pace, and staffed them with faculty members who saw hatred of Israel not only as a legitimate opinion but also […]
Raquel Guertzenstein Frohlich Jerusalem Post, Feb. 14, 2025 “We believe that in Israel – industry shapes policy, not the other way around. That’s why, despite the changes happening in the US, we remain committed to advancing DEI.” Israel is often influenced by trends in the US – and when it comes to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion […]
Izabella Tabarovsky Tablet, Sept. 19. 2023 “Within academia, progressives who primarily derive their personal and professional identity from expressing extreme loathing of Israel have notched additional victories. They have reorganized the missions of entire academic disciplines, including Middle Eastern, Jewish, and Israel studies, around demonization of the Jewish state.” A group of anti-Israel academics and […]
Melanie Phillips Substack, Feb. 21, 2025 “… those looking to him to rescue America from the depredations of the left should not be blind to his flawed attitude to monstrous world leaders — his belief that in every conflict lies a potential deal to be negotiated in which he will emerge the victor.” After the […]
Monday, February 24th 2025 / Sunday, February 23rd 2025
Qanta A. Ahmed Times of Israel, Feb. 23, 2025 “October 7 stains the Palestinian people with a broad brush, and permanently so. Your terror, your barbarity, your monstrous zeal leave a permanent brand not only on Israel and the Jew, but on each of you.” Though I am not Israeli, and I am not Jewish, […]
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Brendan O’Neill Spiked, Feb. 20, 2025 “The crime against humanity visited on the Bibas family did not only expose the depthless cruelty of Hamas – it also exposed the moral disorder of the West.” They kidnapped a baby. A mob of anti-Semites stole a nine-month-old baby from his home. They filmed the abduction, so proud […]
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS, Feb. 20, 2025 “These latest instances of Palestinian Arab barbarism, however, are not one-offs or outliers.” Avoiding generalizations about groups of people is almost always wise. In doing so, we avoid the snares that can lead to prejudicial conclusions that cause us to forget that even those who differ from us […]
Meir Soloveitchik WSJ, Feb. 6, 2025 “It is, by all accounts, a society soaked with Jew-hate.” Thus goes a familiar story in the history of the Jewish people: A Jew, kidnapped from the Holy Land and taken to enemy territory, refuses to eat whatever nonkosher food is provided to him. So Scripture informs us of […]
Friday, February 21st 2025
Dr. Sergey Sukhankin Gulf International Forum, Feb. 18, 2025 “Russia, as a political player, is viewed [in Iran] with a great deal of incredulity […]” On January 17, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a treaty forming a “Comprehensive Strategic Partnership” between Moscow and Tehran. This document became a major strategic document signed […]
Maryam Sinaiee Iran International, Feb. 20, 2025 “Peskov told IRNA that the cooperation between Iran and Russia was independent of the relations between the Kremlin and the White House.” The conservative Tehran newspaper Jomhouri Eslami has warned Iranian authorities that Moscow may sacrifice Iranian interests in exchange for concessions from Washington over the Ukraine conflict. […]
“ Danny Citrinowicz INSS Insight No. 1949, Feb. 19, 2025 “One of the main sources of confusion within the Iranian leadership may be its struggle to understand Trump’s policy toward Iran.” In recent weeks, two opposing developments have occurred in Iran, reflecting the acute dilemma of Tehran’s leadership over the future of its nuclear program. […]
Nafiseh Kohnavard BBC, Feb. 15, 2025 “Iranians were here. They all fled. Whatever you see here is from them. Even these onions and the leftover foods.” Mouldy half-finished food on bunk beds, discarded military uniforms and abandoned weapons – these are the remnants of an abrupt retreat from this base that once belonged to Iran […]
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