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Tuesday, November 26th 2024
Freddy Eytan Israel Hayom, Nov. 25, 2024 “The young IDF soldiers are not criminal and bloodthirsty mercenaries, as the report tried to demonstrate without success. IDF medics have even saved innocent Palestinian women, children, and babies at the risk of losing their own lives. All of this does not seem to raise an eyebrow […]
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Monday, November 25th 2024
NOT WHO WE ARE Poilievre Blasts PM As ‘Extreme’ For Backing Arrest of Israeli Prime Minister: Rahim Mohamed, National Post, Nov. 22, 2024 — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his assertion that he would support the arrest in Canada of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on an International Criminal Court warrant, after a Liberal MP said it “discredits” the court. […]
Editorial Board WSJ, Nov. 21, 2024 “Messrs. Biden and Schumer will no longer be able to protect the ICC, which conveniently waited to grant arrest warrants until after the U.S. election and before Donald Trump returns to the White House.” The International Criminal Court in The Hague issued arrest warrants Thursday for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and […]
Daniel Pomerantz Clarity with Michael Oren, Nov. 24, 2024 “… the ICC has set a legal precedent that can be applied to any IDF soldier, former soldier or reservist (which includes most citizens of Israel) as well as to U.S. soldiers and civilian leadership.” In the wake of the largest murder of Jews since the […]
Alan Dershowitz WSJ, Nov. 25, 2024 “Without making comparisons to the Holocaust, the ICC—which along with the International Court of Justice has shown bias against Israel for years—would probably have issued warrants against the Jewish fighters in the Warsaw ghetto along with the Nazis who were seeking to murder them.” The International Criminal Court, of […]
Vivian Bercovici National Post, Nov. 25, 2024 “Canada is an outlier among democracies.” In May, 2024, International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, K.C., abruptly cancelled a planned trip to Israel. Khan and ICC staff were meant to meet with Israeli officials in government, the military and NGO sectors. Instead, on the same day he cancelled, Khan […]
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Citation de la semaine: « C’est comparable à un procès Dreyfus d’aujourd’hui qui se terminera de la même façon » Benyamin Netanyahu, Premier ministre d’Israël *** Table des Matières «Un procès Dreyfus d’aujourd’hui» : Netanyahou s’indigne du mandat d’arrêt de […]
Friday, November 22nd 2024
Unfulfilled Promise: Adam Gregerman, Tablet, Nov. 19, 2024 The Pope´s Genocide Canard: Julian Schvindlerman, Times of Israel, Nov. 19, 2024 Pope Francis Turns on Israel: Editorial Board, WSJ, Nov. 19, 2024 Pope Francis and The Junta: In Search of What Really Happened in Argentina: Doug Saunders, The Globe and Mail, Mar. 16, 2013 *** SHABBAT READING Rebecca: A Woman […]
Friday, November 22nd 2024 / Friday, November 22nd 2024
Editorial Board WSJ, Nov. 19, 2024 “The complicated papal history with the Nazis during World War II should give the Vatican reason to be careful making anti-Israel pronouncements.” Pope Francis has written a new book to mark the 2025 jubilee. In an excerpt from “Hope Never Disappoints” that has generated headlines, he proposes a “careful investigation” […]
*** Adam Gregerman Tablet, Nov. 19, 2024 “Francis, with rare exceptions, ignores or minimizes the nature of the threats faced by Israel. Despite the avowed goals of Israel’s enemies, he never acknowledges this as distinctly genocidal in intent.” Pope Francis has called for an investigation to determine if Israel’s operation in Gaza constitutes genocide, according to […]
Julian Schvindlerman Times of Israel, Nov. 19, 2024 “It is worth noting that the Italian version of this speech published at the Vatican website contained the word “terrorist” just before “attack,” whereas the English version omitted it. The Pope chose not to name Hamas explicitly, but stated “my condemnation of this act.”” “According to […]
Doug Saunders The Globe and Mail, Mar. 16, 2013 “Though Father Bergoglio was known to care for the poor, he had always opposed these more radical movements. But, like a large number of colleagues, he was silent on the military junta.” In Rome, he has made his start as the mild-mannered, bus-riding, collegial pontiff […]
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