Analysis
Wednesday, July 16th 2025
Warren Kinsella Toronto Sun, July 15, 2025 “(Half) of antisemitic incidents reported to school authorities were not investigated.” The worst places for the explosion in antisemitic hate? The United States, and then Europe — unsurprising, given their relative populations. But the country that has had nearly as many antisemitic crimes as all of the […]
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Jonathan Greenblatt WSJ, July 15, 2025 “… this isn’t a debate over materials. It’s about meaning. It’s an attempt to erase Jewish experience from the conversation.” Anti-Israel and anti-American radicals have set college campuses afire in the past two years. In too many places, they turned quads into combat zones, harassed Jewish students in […]
Isranet Daily Briefing
Tuesday, July 15th 2025 / Tuesday, July 15th 2025
“MAGA’s Epstein obsessives are spun up, and Democrats have been gifted cards to play, because the attorney general maintained that “truckloads” of Epstein evidence had been withheld (including, wittingly or not, the vaunted “client” list), and that she was hell-bent on ushering in a new era of transparency — an era that would necessarily violate […]
Tuesday, July 15th 2025
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS, July 14, 2025 “… neither Carlson nor Kelly—nor anyone else talking about this publicly—has any tangible, concrete evidence of Israeli government involvement in Epstein’s sex crimes. And they freely admit as much.” Conspiracy theories aren’t generally concocted out of whole cloth. They are almost always rooted in quite real and […]
George Rasley Conservative HQ, July 14, 2025 “Extraordinary charges, such as Epstein was a Mossad agent, require extraordinary proof – or at least some evidence – and Tucker Carlson has produced neither, aside from Epstein’s alleged association with a former Israeli Prime Minister.” Who are you going to believe, Donald Trump or Tucker Carlson? Last weekend’s […]
Andrew C. McCarthy National Review, July 14, 2025 “… if such a list existed, it would have become public during the extensive investigation, grand jury proceedings, indictments of Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, the lengthy trial and appeals of Maxwell, and the post-trial litigation, during which a trove of theretofore nonpublic information was disclosed, adding […]
Shmuley Biotech Times of Israel, July 19, 2025 “If we truly put America first, then we must protect American lives. We must avenge our fallen. We must stop a regime that has killed over 1,100 of our troops, plotted to assassinate a sitting president, and continues to pose a nuclear threat to our cities.” […]
Wednesday, July 9th 2025
“This fact,” the court wrote, “is so unimaginable and so abhorrent to our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom that it bears repeating.” The university’s failure to act was abdication, not neutrality.” –– David E. Bernstein and David L. Bernstein *** Free Speech, Antisemitism and the Fight for America’s Campuses: David E. Bernstein and David L. […]
David E. Bernstein and David L. Bernstein JNS, July 8, 2025 “The way forward is not to abandon liberal values in pursuit of short-term victories. It is to reclaim those values and demand that institutions of higher learning live up to them.” The Hamas-led massacre in Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, horrified the Jewish world. […]
Combat Antisemitism Movement, June 11, 2025 “If there’s one change I hope this research can help drive, it’s the return of real intellectual accountability on campus — where extremist ideologies aren’t ignored or silently tolerated, but directly confronted and debated.” Dr. Gunther Jikeli — a historian and sociologist specializing in contemporary antisemitism — holds the […]
Nathan McGrath WSJ, July 8, 2025 “In legal filings, the union claimed it had in fact condemned violence—violence supposedly perpetrated against pro-Palestinian union members by the university and police during attempts to disperse an encampment.” After Hamas’s brutal attacks on Oct. 7, 2023, labor unions at the University of California, Berkeley and the City University […]
Emily Wilder Jewish Currents, July 2, 2025 “Shema’s materials often caution against using certain language to describe Israel’s actions, including “genocide” and “settler colonialism,” because of how such terms might land for Jews.” In September 2024, Nass Taskin, a Jewish special education teacher at Northampton High School in western Massachusetts, attended an antisemitism training for school district […]
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