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Friday, August 12th 2022 / Friday, August 12th 2022
Seth J. Frantzman Jerusalem Post, Aug. 3, 2022 “Add all this up, and one gets an emerging picture of how air defenses are reshaping US-Israel ties and the region.” The US State Department has approved the potential sale of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system missiles, THAAD fire control and communication stations, and related […]
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Thursday, August 11th 2022 / Thursday, August 11th 2022
Citation de la semaine: « Le tonnerre est impressionnant, mais c’est l’éclair qui est important. – Mark Twain. » Analyse/Politique intérieure : qui sort vainqueur et qui sort vaincu de l’opération Aurore? Daniel Haïk – i24NEWS Gaza : opération préventive réussie pour renforcer la dissuasion et mettre en garde l’Iran Freddy EytanJCPA LE CAPE.org, 8/08/22 Le […]
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Iran Is Close to Crossing Israel’s Nuclear ‘Red Line’: Eric R. Mandel, The Hill, July 22, 2022 Jerusalem Declaration Signals Demise of the JCPOA: Geoffrey Aronson, National Interest, Aug. 10, 2022 Biden Wants a Middle East Air Defense ‘Alliance.’ But It’s a Long Way Off.: Lara Seligman and Alexander Ward, Politico July 12, 2022 The […]
Eric R. Mandel The Hill, July 22, 2022 “… based on my meetings with policymakers, the deterrence that timeframe would afford is worth the risk to Israel. Furthermore, the assumption that the Iranian nuclear program will restart immediately may be unfounded.” What are Israel’s political and security aims regarding Iran, and are they now matched […]
Geoffrey Aronson National Interest, Aug. 10, 2022 “Diplomacy will not stop [Iran]. The only thing that will stop Iran is knowing that if they continue to develop their nuclear program, the free world [aka the United States] will use force. The only way to stop them is to put a credible military threat on […]
Lara Seligman and Alexander Ward Politico, July 12, 2022 “Over the past year I have been leading an extensive program, together with my partners at the Pentagon and in the U.S. administration, that will strengthen the cooperation between Israel and countries in the region. This program is already operative and has already enabled the […]
Thursday, August 11th 2022
Walter Russel Mead WSJ, July 25, 2022 “If the U.S. is going to develop an effective response to this combination of strategic threats, our political leaders will have to move beyond finger pointing and blame games over the fate of the JCPOA.” No matter what you call it, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action—JCPOA […]
Wednesday, August 10th 2022
WEEKLY QUOTES “The willingness to use your own people as human shields in terrorism and as props in a PR war is a win-win situation for the Palestinians and is exploited by Iranian-backed Islamic Jihad and Hamas, among other terrorist organizations. While Israel needs to maintain its policy of trying to minimize casualties of innocent […]
Tuesday, August 9th 2022
Is the Jewish Democratic Council Really Jewish – or Just Democrats?: Alan Dershowitz, Gatestone Institute, Aug. 3, 2022 Religious Liberty Divides American Jews: Nathan Lewin, WSJ, July 7, 2022 Whatever Happened to the ‘Pro-Jewish’ Left?: Samuel J. Abrams and Jack Wertheimer, Tablet, June 24, 2022 Jewish Education Should Have ‘Shoulds’; Benjamin M. Jacobs and Shuki […]
Tuesday, August 9th 2022 / Tuesday, August 9th 2022
Nathan Lewin WSJ, July 7, 2022 “Orthodox Jews can now push to establish local laws like those nullified by the court’s 1971 decision, which would provide important funding to Jewish day schools and other religious educational options.” In Kennedy v. Bremerton, a decision upholding a public-school football coach’s right to kneel in prayer after a game, […]
Alan Dershowitz Gatestone Institute, Aug. 3, 2022 “It is difficult to imagine any other ethnic or other group of Democrats — Blacks, Arabs, gays — that would not even mention the issues of direct concern to that group at a large fundraiser. Why are Jewish Democrats different?” As President Joe Biden was returning from his […]
Benjamin M. Jacobs and Shuki Taylor Sapir Journal, Vol. 6, Summer 2022 “The universalization of Jewish education is built on the premise that a program can be everything to everyone. But trying to be everything to everyone often results in being nothing to anyone.” Educational systems generally favor stability over change. Most educational efforts […]
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