Trump's controversial statements on hostages, combined with his fluctuating foreign policies, raise concerns among Jews about his commitment to Israel and against antisemitism.
Read More »Column: Will the Characters Left in Charge Shatter the Ceasefire?
Emily Damari and fellow hostages were released during a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, raising concerns about ongoing tensions and future negotiations in the region.
Read More »Column: The Anti-Israel Evil That News Editors Do
The New York Times' coverage of Israeli-Palestinian events often highlights Palestinian suffering while downplaying Israeli casualties, reflecting perceived media bias and leaving readers uninformed.
Read More »Column: Too High a Human Cost: Controlling the West Bank
Israeli police officer Elad Yaakov Winkelstein was murdered in a terrorist attack that followed killings of two elderly women, highlighting ongoing violence tied to settlements.
Read More »Column: NYC’s African Mayor on Antisemitism: ‘We Have to Educate Our Way Out of This’
Amid rising anti-Jewish hate crimes in NYC, Mayor Adams emphasizes educating Black youths about Jews, linking ignorance to rising antisemitism and societal division.
Read More »Column: This Palestinian Comedian is Serious: “I Cannot Share the Stage with Zionazzzis”
Jonathan Lederer's confrontation with pro-Arab protesters at Columbia University highlights the escalating tensions and hostility experienced when seeking dialogue on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Read More »Column: Jews Who Get Slapped – By Tasteless Creche Displays. A Cue to Revisit Tax Breaks?
How cute. We find Baby Jesus in a new environment: swaddled by a black-and-white keffiyeh, emblem of the Palestinian struggle. Not to rest in a manger but to lie amid a pile of rocks that symbolize the rocks left over from bombed-out buildings in Gaza. Thus the label “Christ in the Rubble.”
Read More »Column: ‘Pure Make-Believe’ – Separating Divestment from Antisemitism
Paul Cunningham's assertion that antisemitism is unrelated to divestment is challenged by recent violent incidents linked to anti-Israel sentiments, reflecting heightened antisemitism globally.
Read More »Column: Trump Can Be Useful via Anti-Jewish Crackdown
Pam Bondi is off to a promising start as President-elect Donald J. Trump’s designated nominee for attorney general. The former Florida attorney general urged the expulsion of noncitizens who support Hamas and other terrorist groups.
Read More »Column: A Peach of a Democratic Dilemma: Retrieving Jewish and Pro-Palestinian Voters
Senator Jon Ossoff faces criticism from pro-Israel constituents after voting against military support for Israel, amid concerns over losing pro-Palestinian votes in elections.
Read More »Column: No Arms Embargo – Not After Oct. 7
Senator Bernie Sanders calls to block arms sales to Israel, raising concerns about military aid while critics argue for continued support amid terrorism.
Read More »Column: Jewish Voters Vent Six Years of Rage
Ticker discusses the shifting Jewish vote in Pennsylvania favoring Trump, and contrasting viewpoints on his potential impact on Muslim communities amidst rising activism over Israel-Palestine issues.
Read More »Column: A Beeper in Human Form Triggers Verbal Bomb in Arab Backer’s Face
The debate involving Mehdi Hasan and Katherine Franke highlights the backlash faced by pro-Palestinian advocates, illustrating tensions surrounding support for the Palestinian cause.
Read More »Column: Jewish Version of BDS: The Sudden Political Danger Inside Our Beloved Delis
Jewish Philadelphians initiated a BDS campaign targeting delis associated with controversial political figures, reflecting internal community tensions over political endorsements and their impact on Jewish identity and voting.
Read More »Column: A Peace Deal? Arabs Must Change Their Hostile Attitude First
Mohammed, a Palestinian, expresses relief at Hamas leader Sinwar's death. But many Palestinians hold deep hostility toward Israel, complicating peace prospects despite ongoing conflict.
Read More »Column: A Time for Pushback: Anti-Israel Mob Is Losing Steam
’The best defense is a good offense, and I intend to start offending right now.’ — Star Trek’s Captain James T. Kirk ‘Judaism, yes, Zionism no! The state of Israel has got to go.’ — Pro-Arab chants outside Grand Central Station on Oct.11, from The New York Times The withering …
Read More »Column: ‘Long Live October 7,’ Anti-Israel Mob Tells Us
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators disrupted a memorial event for victims of the Oct. 7 attacks, prompting outrage over their conduct and raising concerns about boundaries during protests.
Read More »Column: Regional Instability – So Sad, So Scary, So Vexing
Sen. Chuck Schumer's call for "regional stability" is questioned amidst ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts, historical tensions, and challenges with Hezbollah and Hamas, complicating Israel's future.
Read More »Column: Trump or Harris? Either Choice is Risky for Israel
Bruce Ticker argues that both Trump and Harris present risks for Israel in the upcoming election, questioning their reliability and impact on Israel's security and political landscape.
Read More »Column: So Many Arab Lies, So Little Time
Marc Lamont Hill defended Hamas' actions at a panel, justifying their violence as freedom fighting. Critics argue he distorts facts, ignoring Israeli peace efforts.
Read More »Column: Time to Divest from Portland, Maine – After Its Israel Divestment Vote
A Jewish visitor to Maine criticizes Portland's City Council for passing a resolution to divest from companies involved with Israel, despite no current investments. He argues it harms relations and urges revoking the resolution.
Read More »Column: A Farewell to Israeli Arms? No Way. What About Iran?
The British foreign secretary reduced arms shipments to Israel over concerns of violating international law, sparking controversy amidst recent tensions and historical criticisms.
Read More »Column: No More Credibility for You, Israel-Bashers
“What we do believe is that they heard us,” Gaza protest organizer Hatem Abudayyeh tells a New York Times reporter. Sure, “they” – Democratic leaders – “heard” self-appointed activists for the Palestinians during the four-day Democratic National Convention. They heard Abudayyeh’s peers urge that a pro-Arab speaker address the convention, …
Read More »Column: James Carville – Remember Him? – Takes the Lowest Road Against Israel
James Carville’s controversial comment alleging Republicans support Israel because "Jews are whiter than Palestinians" fueled debate. He argued racism and misogyny influence this stance. Trump’s accusations of antisemitism and support for Israel also stirred contention. Critics highlight Carville’s unexpected remarks and unresolved complexities in Middle Eastern conflicts.
Read More »Column: The Race for Jewish Votes
Jewish voters could be shifting right due to perceived antisemitism in the Democratic Party, potentially affecting the upcoming election. Harris’ candidacy aims to retain Jewish support.
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