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Wednesday, March 5th 2025
TOI staff Times of Israel, Feb. 22, 2025 “It’s hard to process that they’re going to see him after 10 years,” he says. “It’s really a miracle… somehow the stars have aligned and he’s coming home.” The families of Avera Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed welcomed their loved ones home Saturday after both men spent a […]
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Tuesday, March 4th 2025 / Tuesday, March 4th 2025
WATCH: Trump – Zelensky Fallout: Game Changer for Israel? March 3 IDSF Daily Briefing — … He then talks about the direct implications that a US – Ukraine fallout would have on Israel in terms of the positioning of China-Russia-Iran axis. He also talks about new developments in Hebron with Arab clans expressing interest in […]
Tuesday, March 4th 2025
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS, Mar. 3, 2025 “… it is the height of chutzpah for Trump’s detractors to say that he might do the same to Israel since he has reversed every one of his predecessors’ anti-Israel policies—from arms deliveries to moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.” It was, as President Donald […]
J.E. Dyer The Optimistic Conservative, Mar. 3, 2025 “ So my desired end-state isn’t putting the European allies on a timer and berating them for a while, knocking the breath out of them until we blow the whistle and resume play. It’s not about castigating them or showing them up. But it is about seeing them coming, […]
Shoshana Bryen Jewish Policy Center, Mar. 3, 2025 “Trump appears to have two goals. The loud goal is to find a way to end the war through negotiation; the quiet goal is to secure Ukraine without NATO and without a U.S. military presence in the future.” There’s a reason it is called “the art of […]
Ruthie Blum JNS, Mar. 2, 2025 “Israel, in particular, would do well to examine the strategic implications of this shift before rushing to judgment. While Ukraine’s plight is tragic, it is Jerusalem—not Kyiv—that sits at the heart of the most critical global conflict.” The collective gasp that erupted on Friday across European capitals—and echoed in […]
Dror Eydar Israel Hayom, Feb. 28, 2025 “Israel decided to vote according to its own interests. In this case, we voted with the US, which always stands by us, especially at the UN. It may also be that in the near term this will strengthen trust between the US and Russia, distance Russia from Iran, […]
Monday, March 3rd 2025 / Monday, March 3rd 2025
Why I Won’t Teach at Columbia: Deborah Lipstadt, The Free Press, Mar. 2, 2025 How America’s Jews Became America’s ‘New Blacks’: David Christopher Kaufman, Commentary Magazine, March 2025 Qatar’s Grip on Education Is Causing an Explosion of Campus Antisemitism: Amine Ayoub, Jerusalem Post, Feb. 24, 2025 A Vile Equivalence: Melanie Phillips, JNS, Feb. 28, 2025 *** For Further Reference Federal […]
Monday, March 3rd 2025
Melanie Phillips JNS, Feb. 28, 2025 “Yet with the Jewish haters of Israel and Judaism, this takes on a pathological form. They obsessively seek to expunge Jewish particularism from themselves and the world. The damage they have done is incalculable.” Noa Argamani, the Israeli hostage who was rescued from Gaza by the Israel Defence Forces last June, addressed the […]
Amine Ayoub Jerusalem Post, Feb. 24, 2025 “If you want to know why antisemitism has exploded on US campuses, look no further than Qatar’s grip on education.” For months, I have followed the disturbing rise of antisemitism in US universities, especially after Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel on October 7. But nothing prepared me for the jaw-dropping moment […]
David Christopher Kaufman Commentary Magazine, March 2025 “Jews today are inadvertently upending the notion that whites are immune from racism. Jews may still be considered “white” by the federal government’s census counters. But when it comes to the dynamics behind race and racism, Jews are emerging as a new kind of oppressed minority.” Few progressive maxims […]
Deborah Lipstadt The Free Press, Mar. 2, 2025 Until last week, I had been seriously considering teaching at Columbia University next year as a visiting professor. But I’m now convinced that to do so would be folly—to serve as a prop or a fig leaf. Moreover, I feel doing so would mean putting myself and […]
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