Analysis
Monday, April 28th 2025
Sonia Bailley RAIR Foundation, Apr. 20, 2025 “Was Trudeau ever really in charge? Or was Carney guiding Canada’s transformation all along? His official return to politics doesn’t mark a shift, but a continuation, perhaps even a consolidation, of the broader globalist agenda.” As Canadians head toward the April 28th election, the nation faces challenges […]
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Michael Starr Jerusalem Post, Apr. 27, 2025 “Poilievre has been an outspoken ally of Israel, especially since the October 7 massacre, calling for intelligence and consular support and for Canada to stand with Israel until Hamas is defeated and dismantled.” Canadian Jews are set to head to the ballot box for a federal […]
Isranet Daily Briefing
Friday, April 25th 2025
SHABBAT READING: Food for Thought: Shemini • 5770, 5772, 5785, Jonathan Sacks, The Rabbi Sacks Legacy — The second half of Exodus and the first part of Leviticus form a carefully structured narrative. The Israelites are commanded to construct a Sanctuary. They carry out the command. This is followed by an account of sacrifices to be offered there. Then, in the first […]
Friday, April 25th 2025 / Thursday, April 24th 2025
US Department of State, Apr. 17, 2025 “No one is entitled to a student visa to the enter the United States. No one. It’s not a constitutional right. It’s not a law.” QUESTION: Joining us on the line, Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Secretary Rubio, thanks so much for joining the show. Really appreciate it. […]
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS, Apr. 24, 2025 “… these bureaus have acted as a powerful check on the ability of any president to advance the U.S.-Israel relationship as well as to promote a malicious and false narrative that, like those spewing from Amnesty and Human Rights Watch, seeks to demonize Israel and any other targets […]
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio US Department of State, Apr. 22, 2025 “The Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor became a platform for left-wing activists to wage vendettas against “anti-woke” leaders in nations such as Poland, Hungary, and Brazil, and to transform their hatred of Israel into concrete policies such as arms embargoes.” Today […]
Bari Weiss The Free Press, Apr. 23, 2025 (transcript) “Suffice it to say that I do believe the United States has options, but we don’t want to ever get to that.” QUESTION: I want to start with the report that came out today from Gabe Kaminsky and Maddie Rowley, and it’s about this major reorganization that is […]
Thursday, April 24th 2025
Citations de la semaine: “La mémoire ça peut disparaître, ça peut s’effacer, on peut (la) perdre ou volontairement la mettre de côté si on prend, disons, des régimes où cette mémoire commence un peu à gêner,” Guy Poirot, né dans le camp de concentration de Ravensbrück (Allemagne) Table des Matières Le Hamas diffuse une 3e […]
THEN AND NOW WATCH: Israel Remembers the Holocaust with Opening Ceremony at Yad Vashem: World Israel News, Apr. 23, 2025 — On Yom HaShoah, as Israel honors the memory of six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, the October 7th massacre by Hamas serves as a chilling reminder that the Jewish people’s fight for survival and safety […]
Thursday, April 24th 2025 / Wednesday, April 23rd 2025
Michael Doran The Free Press, Apr. 22, 2025 “The stark truth is this: Khamenei’s red lines render Trump’s stated goal unreachable. Iran’s nuclear program has surged since the 2015 JCPOA, making true elimination through negotiations impossible.” The Iran Deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into,” President Donald […]
Dan Perry The Hill, Apr. 22, 2025 “Rather than signaling a return to Obama-era frameworks or outsourcing military action to Israel, the United States should present Iran with an ultimatum: verifiable and irreversible total dismantling of its nuclear and weaponization programs — as well as an end to proxy militias which have sewn misery and […]
Seth J. Frantzman Jerusalem Post, Apr. 23, 2025 “… there had been widespread speculation about the outcome of the talks before they had even begun, but added that if they have managed to create a slight opening for diplomacy, the process could be deemed a success.” Clearly, he appears optimistic, which may also be reflected […]
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