Isranet Daily Briefing

Monday, April 24th 2017

    The Real Danger: Holocaust Distortion: Efraim Zuroff, Jerusalem Post, Apr. 23, 2017— During the past month Holocaust- related issues have received an extraordinary amount of attention from the media. ‘It Wasn’t Us’: The Battle for Memory and History: Robert Rozett, Times of Israel, Apr. 23, 2017— Although Europe, fortunately, has not known full-fledged […]

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Friday, April 21st 2017

    The Attack in France: Editorial, Wall Street Journal, Apr. 20, 2017 — Three days ahead of the first round of France’s presidential election, terrorism has intervened. French Jews are Worried About Le Pen. Now Another Presidential Candidate Scares Them, Too.: Cnaan Liphshiz, JTA, Apr. 20, 2017 — Even before the communist candidate Jean-Luc […]

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Friday, April 21st 2017 / Monday, September 21st 2020

                  L’ÉTRANGE SILENCE AUTOUR DE LA MORT DE LUCIE HALIMI TOUTES LES VICTIMES SE VALENT-ELLES?                                             Pierre Lurçat                                LPH Info, 18 avril, 2017                Si l’affaire Al-Dura a marqué une étape importante dans la fabrication par les médias français d’un récit mythique du conflit […]

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Thursday, April 20th 2017

    What North Korea Should Teach Us About Iran: Alan Dershowitz, Washington Examiner, Apr. 19, 2017 — We failed to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons. Iran Is a Bigger Threat Than Syria and North Korea Combined: Michael Oren, Wall Street Journal, Apr. 14, 2017 — The U.S. has signed agreements with three […]

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Wednesday, April 19th 2017

  On Topic Links   Turkey’s Road to Serfdom: Wall Street Journal, Apr. 14, 2017 General Mattis and the Fatah Tautology: Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post, Apr. 19, 2017 Marwan Barghouti’s Great Gamble: Avi Issacharoff, Times of Israel, Apr. 18, 2017 Charles Murray’s ‘Provocative’ Talk: Wendy M. Williams & Stephen J. Ceci, New York Times, Apr. […]

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Tuesday, April 18th 2017

    Turkey: Divided We Stand: Burak Bekdil, BESA, Apr. 18, 2017 — On April 16, 2017, nearly half of all voting Turks objected to a new constitutional order that grants Recep Tayyip Erdoğan unchecked powers in a “Turkish-style” executive presidency. How Erdogan's Victory Might Be Europe's Defeat: Abigail R. Esman, IPT, Apr. 17, 2017— […]

Sunday, April 16th 2017

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Friday, April 14th 2017

    The Other Islamic State: Erdogan’s Vision for Turkey: Daniel Pipes, Wall Street Journal, Apr. 13, 2017 — This Sunday, millions of Turks will vote to endorse or reject constitutional amendments passed in January by Turkey’s Parliament. Turkey's Barks and Bites: Burak Bekdil, Gatestone Institute, Apr. 11, 2017— Turkey's foreign policy and the rhetoric […]

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Thursday, April 13th 2017

    44 Dead Christians: Islam’s Latest Victims: Raymond Ibrahim, Frontpage, Apr. 10, 2017— Egypt’s Christians started Holy Week celebrations by being blown up yesterday.  Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox are Proud to be Slain by ISIL for their Christianity. That is Awesome: Father Raymond J. de Souza, National Post, Apr. 11, 2017 — It is an […]

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Wednesday, April 12th 2017

  On Topic Links   Frozen In Time By Rabbi Asher Jacobson (Video): Youtube, Apr. 9, 2017 After Six Years of Slaughter and Failure to Act, Trump Lets Fly His Tomahawks Out of the Blue: Terry Glavin, National Post, Apr. 7, 2017 Pressed in Iraq and Syria, IS lashes out in Egypt: Samer al-Atrush, Times […]

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Monday, April 10th 2017

    Passover – We Have Reason to Rejoice: Isi Leibler, Jerusalem Post, Apr. 9, 2017 — Tonight, most Israelis, secular as well as observant, will celebrate Passover, the festival of freedom in which we recount our life of slavery and exodus from Egypt and how we became a nation. Passover Guide for the Perplexed, […]

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Friday, April 7th 2017

As We Go To Press: Several Dead in Stockholm Truck Attack—A truck drove into pedestrians in a busy shopping area of central Stockholm on Friday, killing several people and leaving many wounded in what Sweden’s prime minister called a “terror attack.” The attack appeared drawn from the playbook of low-tech terrorism—mowing down pedestrians with a […]