Isranet Daily Briefing
Thursday, May 1st 2025
UNSUITABLE AND UNFEASIBLE Macron Fights for a Palestinian State, Trump Negotiates with the Iranians: Amb. Freddy Eytan, Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA), Apr. 27, 2025 — We welcome France’s good intentions to play a significant role in resolving international crises and seeking a definitive solution to end hostilities in the Middle East. […]
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Mathew Boys Hoover Institution, Apr. 2, 2025 “Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar recently called EU policy “very hostile, unbalanced, (and) one-sided” under former HRVP Josep Borrell.” The United States generally enjoys close and collaborative relationships with the European Union and Western European countries, despite often major differences on trade, bilateral issues, and foreign/security policy. EU and […]
Aviram Bellaishe Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA), Apr. 29, 2025 “The Western attempt to differentiate between the “jihadist terrorist” and the PLO-type “nationalist fighter” reflects a fundamental failure to understand the conflict.” Here is France’s position, it is clear: Yes, to peace. Yes, to Israel’s security. Yes, to a Palestinian state without Hamas. […]
Alex Traiman JNS, Apr. 6, 2025 “If you are dealing with a biased, politically motivated international court, which is affecting your sovereignty and it’s making peace harder in the Middle East, this is not something Hungary should belong to. This is why we decided to leave.” Hungary is quickly turning into Israel’s most important ally, […]
Karys Rhea Gatestone Institute, Apr. 2, 2025 “It wasn’t just about the Europeans throwing money at the Palestinians or teaching them to build single structures. It was about teaching them how to think about the other families so they could cooperate and share land. Fayyad had the vision. The EU led him by the hand […]
Friday, November 1st 2024
David Isaac JNS, Oct. 21, 2024 “There is a gap between the sanctions or designations in place and the willingness or operational capability of European governments or the E.U. institutions to enforce them.” The Hamas terror organization has managed to increase its fundraising efforts in Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom since […]
Melanie Phillips Substack, Oct. 30, 2024 “The tactic Shriver is aptly describing is designed to set one Jew against the other, to act as a kind of proxy assassin on behalf of the Jew-basher who can thus claim to have clean hands.” It’s a fair bet that the authors and publishing professionals who have called […]
Eldad Beck Jerusalem Post, Oct. 31, 2024 “… the Jewish communities in Austria, France, and Germany say that they don’t even want to get close to the far-right parties in those countries, the EJC president said.” Recent electoral gains of far-right parties in Austria and Germany and the election of a far-right politician as president […]
Wednesday, September 11th 2024
Michael Rubin Middle East Forum, Sept. 9, 2024 “Just as dictatorships set Ethiopia and Sudan down the path to division, so too does Erdoğan make Turkey’s collapse inevitable.” For decades, beginning in the 19th century, Europeans referred to the Ottoman Empire as “the sick man of Europe.” First sultans and then so-called reformers acting […]
Friday, June 14th 2024
A.J. Caschetta IPT News, June 9, 2024 “Irish, Spanish, and Norwegian diplomacy on behalf of Palestinians is as phony as today’s hipster, keffiyeh-clad Marxists calling for a “global intifada” on college campuses. They are motivated, first and foremost, by hatred of Jews and the Jewish state. The Palestinians are mere pawns in their game.” When […]
Thursday, May 30th 2024
Suzan Quitaz Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, May 26, 2024 ‘The imported form of antisemitism we are witnessing in Sweden is not about criticizing the Israeli government, nor is it about a call for peace, a call to return the hostages, or finding solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Instead, it’s about “From the river to […]
Canaan Lidor Times of Israel, May 23, 2024 “The victory by Wilders, who has agreed to not serve as prime minister in order to facilitate a coalition agreement, is a rare achievement that could give the far right a new and prominent podium, and galvanize sister movements across the EU in next month’s vote.” […]
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