Isranet Daily Briefing

Thursday, July 12th 2018

Putin Eyes Mideast Role for Russia: Ziva Dahl, Jerusalem Post, June 27, 2018— Cold War talk is rampant in Washington. Nevertheless, Russia, the US and Israel have converging interests – removing Iran from Syria, preventing Iranian hegemony in the region and thwarting Tehran’s efforts to export Islamism. Trump Meets a Weakened Vladimir Putin July 16: […]

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Thursday, July 12th 2018 / Thursday, July 12th 2018

On Topic Links Israel’s Secret Operation to Recover the Watch of a Legendary Spy: Ronen Bergman, New York Times, July 5, 2018 Islamic Relief and Other Islamist Groups to Receive $23M: Tarek Fatah, Toronto Sun, July 3, 2018 Covering Up Robert Kennedy’s Palestinian Murderer: Stephen M. Flatow, Algemeiner, July 10, 2018 Reading, Writing and Jihad: […]

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Tuesday, July 10th 2018

Saudi Religious Diplomacy Targets Jerusalem: Dr. James M. Dorsey, BESA, July 8, 2018— The Saudi effort to take control of Islam’s holy places in Jerusalem serves, among other things, to support President Donald Trump’s plan for a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict – a plan that has split the Muslim world even before it has […]

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Monday, July 9th 2018 / Monday, July 9th 2018

Interest in Past Leaders Reflects the Crisis on the Israeli Left: Prof. Hillel Frisch, BESA, June 26, 2018— A search for the term “Yitzhak Rabin” in Hebrew in Google Trends reveals a sharp decline in interest since 2005, the tenth anniversary of Rabin’s assassination. The decline is precipitous in the years immediately following 2005 and […]

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Friday, July 6th 2018

Skewed Focus in Study of German Anti-Semitism: Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld, Arutz Sheva, July 3, 2018 — Any realistic study on anti-Semitism in Germany should conclude that migrants from Muslim countries have more anti-Semitic attitudes and disproportionately to their size in the population commit more extreme anti-Semitic acts than native Germans. Spain’s Anti-Israel Hypocrisy Boils Down […]

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Friday, July 6th 2018 / Monday, September 21st 2020

LE REFUS DE LA PAIX PAR LES PALESTINIENS Europe Israël Presse Association   Une paix négociée signifierait la fin du conflit, ou tout du moins la promesse de mettre fin au conflit et d’accepter l’existence même d’Israël. Cependant, les leaders palestiniens souhaitent un État afin de pouvoir poursuivre le conflit à partir d’une position plus […]

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Thursday, July 5th 2018

Iran Protests Raise Hopes of Regime Collapse as Sanctions Set to go in Effect: Ariel Ben Solomon, JNS, July 3, 2018 — The Iranian regime appears to be in a panic as the Trump administration tightens the screws on the country’s economy… Iran’s Regime Faces Widespread Economic and Political Unrest: Lt. Col. (ret.) Michael Segall, […]

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Wednesday, July 4th 2018

On Topic Links Netanyahu Encourages Iranians to Continue Uprising Against Ayatollah: Israel Today, June 28, 2018 The Bazaaris’ Revolt in Iran: Who is Behind It?: Amir Taheri, Gatestone Institute, July 1, 2018 Germany: Migration Deal Keeps Merkel in Power, For Now: Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute, July 4, 2018 The China-US Confrontation: A Russian View: Emil […]

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Tuesday, July 3rd 2018

Will the West Cede the Golan Heights to a Psychopath?: Moshe Ya’alon and Yair Lapid, Times of Israel, July 1, 2018— We live in a world full of complex diplomatic dilemmas… Syrian Refugees: Editorial, Jerusalem Post, July 1, 2018— After some seven years of carefully avoiding being dragged into the Syrian civil war, Israel is […]

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Friday, June 29th 2018

The Situation in Germany Is Deteriorating for Jews — and Everyone: Manfred Gerstenfeld, Algemeiner, June 20, 2018— “The twelve years of national socialist rule was a speck of bird poop compared to the more than thousand years of Germany’s glorious past.” The Migration Crisis Will Shatter Europe: Margaret Wente, Globe & Mail, June 25, 2018— […]

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Thursday, June 28th 2018

Turkey’s Election: Stockholm Syndrome at Its Worst: Burak Bekdil, Gatestone Institute, June 26, 2018— Nothing could have better explained the Turks’ joy over their president’s election victory on June 24 than a cartoon that depicts a cheering crowd with three lines in speech balloons: “It was a near thing,” one says. The Iran-Turkey Switcheroo: Sohrab […]

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Wednesday, June 27th 2018

On Topic Links Erdogan Wins in Turkey, Gets Ready to Assume Sweeping Powers: Suzan Fraser, National Post, June 25, 2018 Turkey’s Future Just Got a Whole Lot Scarier: Editorial, New York Post, June 26, 2018 An ‘Israeli’ Port In Cyprus: Kicking The Gaza Can Down The Waterway?: Charles Bybelezer, The Media Line, June 26, 2018 […]