Isranet Daily Briefing

Isranet Daily Briefing

Friday, November 17th 2017

I Watched Anti-Semitism Wither. Now I'm Seeing it Come Back to Life: Robert Fulford, National Post, Nov. 17, 2017— One day in the 1940s a man knocked on the door of my family’s house in the east end of Toronto, seeking signatures for a petition. Normalizing Anti-Semitism in Student Governments: Richard L. Cravatts, Winnipeg Jewish […]

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Friday, November 17th 2017 / Monday, September 21st 2020

            À NEW YORK, UN SAOUDIEN ET UN ISRAÉLIEN DÉBATTENT DE L’APPROCHE IRANIENNE DE TRUMP Eric Cortellessa 24 oct. 2017      Même si l’accord iranien a rapproché Israël et les États arabes Sunnites d’une manière qui était encore inimaginable il y a seulement quelques années, les différences entre d’anciens maîtres espions […]

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Thursday, November 16th 2017

Threatened South to North, IDF Seeks Calm While Steeling for Worst: Judah Ari Gross, Times of Israel, Nov. 14, 2017— With tensions rising in the south amid fears that the Islamic Jihad terror group will attempt to avenge a tunnel demolition two weeks ago… The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft: What It Brings to the […]

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Wednesday, November 15th 2017

        Contents: | Weekly Quotes | Short Takes   | On Topic Links   On Topic Links             Pining for Fig Leaves: Caroline B. Glick, Jerusalem Post, November 13, 2017 Trump's Middle East Peace Initiative Still on Hold: Ben Caspit, Al-Monitor, Nov. 13, 2017 The New Saudi Crown Prince, the Iranian Threat – […]

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Tuesday, November 14th 2017

Lebanon's Fall Would be Iran's Gain: John Bolton, Pittsburgh Tribune, Nov. 11, 2017— Almost unnoticed in the coverage of President Trump's Asia trip, Lebanon is slipping under Iran's control. The Iran-Hamas-Hezbollah Connection: Khaled Abu Toameh, Gatestone Institute, Nov. 8, 2017— The Lebanese Prime Minister, Saad Hariri, has had enough. In Shadowy Covert Wars, Iran Takes […]

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Monday, November 13th 2017

A New Politics Emerges in Middle East. It Doesn't Involve Democracy: Robert Fulford, National Post, Nov. 10, 2017— On December 17, 2010, a 26-year-old Tunisian street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi was infuriated by bureaucrats who refused to give him a peddler’s permit. Don’t Forget Middle East Madness: Victor Davis Hanson, National Review, Nov. 7, 2017 […]

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Friday, November 10th 2017

79th Anniversary of Kristallnacht: Efraim Zuroff, Jerusalem Post, Nov. 8, 2017— November 9 marks the 79th anniversary of Kristallnacht, “The Night of Broken Glass,”… We Should Never Forget the Horror — and Heroics — of Passchendaele: Christopher Sweeney, National Post, Nov. 9, 2017 — The village of Passchendaele in Belgium is today as it was […]

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Thursday, November 9th 2017

Escalation in the Conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia: Lt. Col. (ret.) Michael Segall, JCPA, November 9, 2017— Iran and Saudi Arabia, on the two sides of the Sunni-Shiite fault line, are trying to gain influence in reshaping the Middle East. Saudi Purges and Duty to Act: Caroline B. Glick, Jerusalem Post, Nov. 6, 2017— […]

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Wednesday, November 8th 2017

          Contents: | Weekly Quotes | Short Takes   | On Topic Links   On Topic Links             MEDIA-OCRITY OF THE WEEK: WHEN JOURNALISM DEEPENS AMERICA’S GREAT AND SICKLY DIVIDE — “There is in the tumultuous media landscape at least one constant. Even more so than in times past, the progressive journals, […]

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Tuesday, November 7th 2017

Baghdad and Tehran's Goal: The Destruction of Kurdistan: Jonathan Spyer, Jerusalem Post, Oct. 28, 2017— The advance of the Iran-supported Iraqi government and paramilitary forces against their Kurdish opponents moved forward this week. Kurdish Battle Positions Kurds as US Ally Against Iran: Dr. James M. Dorsey, BESA, Oct. 27, 2017— Kurdish President Massoud Barzani, in […]

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Monday, November 6th 2017

Fighting a Worthy Intellectual Battle: David M. Weinberg, Israel Hayom, Oct. 27, 2017 — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's now-famous (or infamous) "sour pickles" speech at the opening of the Knesset winter session this week was more than a curiosity and much more than good political theater. Why Is Israel's Image Improving in Greece?: George N. […]

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Friday, November 3rd 2017

I'm a Student at McGill. Our Problems with Anti-Semitism are Far From Over: David Watson, National Post, Nov. 1, 2017— Last week, McGill University was thrust into the national spotlight for an unfortunate reason. An Anti-Semitic Caricature of Me Generates No Criticism from Berkeley Hard Left: Alan M. Dershowitz, Gatestone Institute, Oct. 26, 2017— I […]