Analysis
Thursday, May 15th 2025
Hugh Cameron Newsweek, May 14, 2025 “The U.S.-Saudi relationship has been a bedrock of security and prosperity.” President Donald Trump‘s trip to Saudi Arabia earlier culminated in a $600-billion investment deal with the Kingdom that the administration is touting as a historic milestone for both countries. While certain details of what is included in the […]
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Wednesday, May 14th 2025
Casey Babb and Joe Adam George National Post, May 6, 2025 “… when universities allow extremist ideologies to take root, they risk shaping a generation of graduates who no longer see terrorism as a crime, but as a justifiable form of resistance.” In what was once considered an inconceivable scenario, a London-based law firm […]
‘ Ari David Blaff National Post, May 6, 2025 “I feel othered and isolated on almost a daily basis.” Ethan Elharrar remembers having a single month of normal college life at Toronto Metropolitan University. He was anxious about leaving Montreal for Toronto, living on his own for the first time in a new city, beginning […]
Brendan O’Neill National Post, May 13, 2025 “We are witnessing nothing less than the revenge of Jew hate, and it is the deadliest poison in the well of our civilization.” They’re now waving fake dead babies in Jews’ faces. This sick taunt took place in Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex in England last month. It’s a town with […]
Casey Babb The Free Press, May 7, 2025 “These are belligerent acts of aggression designed to intimidate Canada’s Jewish community, to coerce them into silence, and ultimately, to extinguish their public presence.” Late last year I sat down to breakfast in Ottawa, Ontario, with Dr. Einat Wilf, one of the world’s foremost experts on […]
Tuesday, May 13th 2025
Peter Reitzes Algemeiner, May 12, 2025 “Would Duke University ever allow a professor to remain on staff after reposting: “PALESTINIANS OUT! It is our duty to confront Palestinians wherever they appear”?” Duke University has apparently permitted an entire academic department to publicly align itself against Israel. In 2021, Duke’s Department of Gender, Sexuality and […]
Frannie Block and Maya Sulkin The Free Press, Apr. 27, 2025 “Trump’s latest executive order will require universities to report both the source and purpose of foreign donations.” Foreign donors have given as much to U.S. universities in the last four years as they did in the previous 40, according to a new report […]
Asaf Romirowsky Newsweek, May 12, 2025 “Mahdawi’s social media accounts are also thick with blatant and vile antisemitic incitement.” Two weeks ago, a judge ordered the release of a 34-year-old named Mohsen Mahdawi, a graduate student detained weeks earlier by Department of Homeland Security agents in Vermont. The usual suspects, including pundits, professors, and our self-appointed […]
A.J. Caschetta JNS, May 7, 2025 “RIT has done a good job of navigating the area between free speech and harassment. It has been easier because of the kindness of our student body and the availability of local law enforcement.” In the four academic semesters since Oct. 7, 2023, anti-Israel protests organized by Hamas […]
Monday, May 12th 2025
Dave Gordon National Post, May 10, 2025 “[PM Mark Carney] … simply wants to feed the crocodile in the hope it’ll eat him last. What he reveals is he knows nothing of what has happened in the region, in particular, in the aftermath of October 7.” Bestselling author of eight books, including The War […]
Monday, May 12th 2025 / Sunday, May 11th 2025
Danielle Allen WSJ, May 6, 2025 “The ability to unmask the hypocrisies of priests has always won adherents. But Mr. Yarvin leads them astray with his vision of absolute monarchy and racial cleansing.” This week I debated the right-wing blogger Curtis Yarvin. Harvard students had worked with his publisher to book event space, and they […]
Melanie Phillips Substack, May 9, 2025 “Are you really saying that you are right while everyone else — the UN, the international legal tribunals, the entire humanitarian establishment — is wrong?” To which the answer is “Yes.” Yet again, the myth has been revived that there is a famine in the Gaza Strip. This […]
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