Analysis
Friday, May 2nd 2025
Joseph Epstein and Alex Grinberg Newsweek, Apr. 30, 2025 “For Turkey, a conflict with Israel would isolate it from the U.S. and NATO, turn Syria—which it wants to rebuild—into the prime theater of battle and get Ankara kicked out of the F-35 fighter jet program. It could also risk heightened Israeli and U.S. support for Syrian […]
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Farhan Khan India Today, May 1, 2025 “President Ilham Aliyev has called for an end to the “tragedy in Gaza,” but refrained from condemning Israel.” The bilateral relationship between Azerbaijan and Israel has long flown under the radar, but the war in Gaza has cast new light on this unlikely alliance. At a time when […]
Thursday, May 1st 2025
Mathew Boys Hoover Institution, Apr. 2, 2025 “Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar recently called EU policy “very hostile, unbalanced, (and) one-sided” under former HRVP Josep Borrell.” The United States generally enjoys close and collaborative relationships with the European Union and Western European countries, despite often major differences on trade, bilateral issues, and foreign/security policy. EU and […]
Aviram Bellaishe Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA), Apr. 29, 2025 “The Western attempt to differentiate between the “jihadist terrorist” and the PLO-type “nationalist fighter” reflects a fundamental failure to understand the conflict.” Here is France’s position, it is clear: Yes, to peace. Yes, to Israel’s security. Yes, to a Palestinian state without Hamas. […]
Alex Traiman JNS, Apr. 6, 2025 “If you are dealing with a biased, politically motivated international court, which is affecting your sovereignty and it’s making peace harder in the Middle East, this is not something Hungary should belong to. This is why we decided to leave.” Hungary is quickly turning into Israel’s most important ally, […]
Karys Rhea Gatestone Institute, Apr. 2, 2025 “It wasn’t just about the Europeans throwing money at the Palestinians or teaching them to build single structures. It was about teaching them how to think about the other families so they could cooperate and share land. Fayyad had the vision. The EU led him by the hand […]
Wednesday, April 30th 2025
Yair Rosenberg Tablet, Apr. 16, 2025 “International policies in the Middle East should be dominated by efforts to secure peace for Israel and its neighbors. This would conform with the universal ideals of peace and brotherhood which have been the most significant contribution of the people of Israel in its long history.” On Yom Ha’atzmaut, […]
Ariel Harkman Jerusalem Post, Apr. 30, 2025 “The pursuit of normalcy is no longer Israel’s goal. It now seeks to build a guardianship over a rebirthed Hebraic civilization that will endure.” The Jewish state is fast approaching its 77th birthday. For Israel and its supporters, it is a day to give thanks, to joyfully salute all those […]
David Harbater Times of Israel, Apr. 29, 2025 “In the immediate aftermath of October 7, we witnessed a stirring sense of unity, as people from all backgrounds and walks of life came together to defend our Land. Yet, in recent months, old divisions have resurfaced and our discourse has grown bitter once more.” Rabbi Shimon […]
Zina Rakhamilova Israel Hayom, Apr. 29, 2025 “Who could have imagined that just four and a half months later, the entire nation would experience unprecedented levels of terrorism and cruelty?” We are in the middle of one of the most powerful and emotionally fraught periods in Israel, marked first by Yom HaShoah – Holocaust Remembrance […]
Tuesday, April 29th 2025 / Monday, April 28th 2025
Joe Adam George Focus on Western Islamism, Apr. 28, 2025 “… the Government of Canada has listed CMPAC as one of go-to organizations in its “Resources for Combatting Islamophobia” section despite the group’s links to the Muslim Brotherhood.” As Canadians head to the polls today to decide whether Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal Party should retain […]
Marilyn Stern Middle East Forum, Apr. 14, 2025 “Islamists have also “infiltrated our educational institutions,” with Jew-hatred incidents “up by over 211 percent” targeting homes, neighborhoods, businesses, schools, and houses of worship in Canada following Hamas’s October 7 terror attack.” Raheel Raza, Canadian journalist, public speaker, media consultant, interfaith discussion leader, and author of Their Jihad […]
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