Analysis
Friday, January 3rd 2025 / Friday, January 3rd 2025
Nils A. Haug Gatestone Institute, Jan. 1, 2025 “Islamic jihadists appear to believe that they are doctrinally permitted to sow terror, death and destruction among non-Muslims wherever they are.” The laws of the Torah, which became known to the world as Moses’ Ten Commandments, founded the West’s moral and ethical precepts on which its laws and […]
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Friday, January 3rd 2025
Tom Rogan Unherd, Jan. 2, 2025 “… the likes of Jabbar are not moved to run down innocents simply because they have had a bad day. They need a greater inspiration and cause.” Early on Wednesday morning Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old US citizen, drove a truck into revellers celebrating New Year’s Eve on New Orleans’s famed Bourbon […]
Brendan O’Neill Spiked, Jan. 2, 2025 “… something very like the New Orleans massacre happened on 7 October, only on a far larger scale, and back then the activist class celebrated it.” ‘Bring the intifada home!’, cried Ivy League radicals throughout 2024. Well, here it is. On the bloodstained, wreckage-strewn streets of New Orleans. In the shattered limbs […]
Louis René Beres Jerusalem Post, June 24, 2024 “Israelis must finally understand that past is prologue, that “Death to Israel” is simply a new phrase for ancient hatreds.” ‘The hour of judgment shall not come until the Muslims fight the Jews, and kill them….”Sahih Muslim, Book 41, cited at The Charter of Hamas (1988) Israel […]
Communiqués Non-Israel Related Videos
Friday, January 3rd 2025 / Saturday, January 4th 2025
Citation de la semaine: “Comme je m’y étais engagé, Israël est en train de changer la face du Moyen-Orient” Benyamim Netanyahu, Prier ministre d’Israël Table des Matières La scabreuse accusation de « génocide » lancée par l’Afrique du Sud contre Israël: Noëlle Lenoir, Lepoint.fr, 22/01/2024 Pas de famine à Gaza, confirme une organisation liée […]
Isranet Daily Briefing
Thursday, January 2nd 2025
“Today we see three such local conflicts in the world: we see the tension between China and Taiwan, Russia versus Ukraine, and Israel against Iran. The great powers are involved in these conflicts. China is involved in its own and partially in others, Russia is involved in all three, and the US is naturally involved […]
Neta Bar Israel Hayom, Dec. 30, 2024 “… a conflict between China and Taiwan, even without any foreign intervention, could be one of the largest and bloodiest the world has seen since World War II.” The year 2024 was marked by a dramatic escalation of conflicts across the globe. In our immediate vicinity here in […]
Scott N. Romaniuk & László Csicsmann Geopolitical Monitor, Dec. 23, 2024 “Beijing’s present-day relationship with the region consists of four facets: domestic/regional security, culture, economy, and politics/diplomacy.” The abrupt ouster of the Assad regime in Syria after five decades of its reign caught governments around the world by surprise. This sudden transition of power and major shift […]
Joshua Muravchik Quillette, Dec. 31, 2024 “Compared to the losses Washington absorbed when it fled Afghanistan in 2021, where its presence was never about footholds or bases or international status, Russia has suffered a much heavier blow. “Our catastrophe,” a prominent Russian military blogger called it.” I. It was not quite as quick as the Six […]
Thursday, January 2nd 2025 / Thursday, January 2nd 2025
Lazar Berman Times of Israel, Dec. 31, 2024 “At first blush, it would seem that Israel has no business searching for proxies in the region…But history indicates otherwise.” Israeli leaders have been boasting effusively about the country’s success in degrading Iran’s proxies in recent months. “We knocked down Hezbollah, which was supposed to protect Iran,” […]
Tuesday, December 31st 2024
“He [Arafat] was infamous for appearing moderate when speaking in English while fuming radically and inciting violence in Arabic. Throughout this time, he was being mentored by Carter, who not only advised him but even personally wrote a sample speech for him suggesting language to use that would allow him to more effectively gain sympathy […]
Kenneth W. Stein Middle East Forum, Spring 2007, Volume 14: Number 2 “Among the most troubling aspects of Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid is Carter’s apparent willingness to condone the killing of Israelis.” Jimmy Carter’s engagement in foreign affairs as a former president is unprecedented in U.S. history. Because he regards the Arab-Israeli conflict as among Washington’s most […]
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