The author criticizes Bruce Ticker for not acknowledging Hamas's intentions, drawing parallels to historical Jewish persecution and advocating for decisive action against Hamas.
Read More »Letter: Peace or War in Palestinian Hands
The letter critiques Bruce Ticker's views on Israel and Gaza, emphasizing historical context, civilian casualties, and ongoing challenges, while supporting strategic goals for peace.
Read More »Column: The Torment Boils Over. Should Israel Finish Them Off?
Horror seized the Jewish community and what exists of the civilized world when an Israeli military commander reported that terrorists strangled to death two young brothers and replaced the body of their mother with an unknown woman.
Read More »Column: Gaza’s ‘Riviera’: Pro-Arab Mob Out-Trumps Itself
Pro-Arab voters are disillusioned with both Trump and Harris, feeling betrayed as they grapple with the consequences of political choices amid ongoing Palestinian suffering.
Read More »4th Open Letter to Boulder City Council on Upcoming Muslim Declaration
Rabbi Greene urges Boulder's City Council to revise a Declaration on Muslim hate, warning against comparing suffering between Muslims and Jews.
Read More »3rd Open Letter to Boulder City Council on Upcoming Muslim Declaration
Rabbi Soloway expresses concern about rising antisemitism in Boulder, particularly from progressives, urging community leaders to address the feelings of insecurity among Jewish residents.
Read More »Letter: Arabs Responsible for Palestinian Plight
The author argues Arab leaders created instability in the Middle East, worsening the Palestinian situation and failing to assist refugees, while promoting anti-Israel sentiments.
Read More »Letter: Margaret Brennan and CBS News: Hitler’s Useful Idiots
Margaret Brennan of CBS News inaccurately attributed the Holocaust to "weaponized free speech," ignoring the true responsibility of societal antisemitism in Nazi Germany.
Read More »2nd Open Letter to Boulder City Council on Upcoming Muslim Declaration
Once again, we feel the need to approach you about this council’s bias with regard to how it responds to the needs of Jewish constituents.
Read More »Opinion: A Coloring Book for Future Terrorists
When is a coloring book not just a coloring book? When its purpose is to incite children to hate Jews and glorify violence.
Read More »Open Letter to Boulder City Council on Upcoming Muslim Declaration
Once again, we feel the need to approach you about this council’s bias with regard to how it responds to the needs of Jewish constituents.
Read More »Column: When Trump and Hamas Refuse To Leave The Tough Talk In Vegas
The Arab world's dysfunction is hindering Middle East resolution. Trump's controversial plan for Gaza faces rejection, escalating tensions, with skepticism about relocating Palestinians and potential regional instability.
Read More »Opinion: Don’t Tell Me About War
Debby Titlebaum Neuman expresses deep anguish and frustration regarding outsiders' opinions on the Israeli conflict, emphasizing the emotional toll and personal experiences of living amidst violence.
Read More »Letter: Another Take on Foreign Students
The author argues that while students can express diverse views, actions disrupting others’ speech or violating college rules should lead to disciplinary measures.
Read More »Column: How Law Enforcement Might Mar Trump’s Order to Deport Foreign Students
Ticker critiques Trump's executive order targeting antisemitism, questioning its feasibility and the potential constitutional issues regarding deportation of foreign students based on political speech.
Read More »Open Letter to Boulder Councilwoman Taishya Adams
A Public Letter to Boulder Councilwoman Taishya Adams
Read More »Column: Holding American Jews ‘Hostage’ to Trump’s Whims
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 »Opinion: Israel’s War for Survival and the Disciples of Adolf Hitler
The article defends Israel's actions in conflict with Hamas, highlighting Hamas' historical ties to Nazi ideology and unlawful strategies, while emphasizing Israel’s attempts to protect civilians.
Read More »Letter: Of Course, Hamas or Someone Else Will Break the Ceasefire
The author expresses concerns about ongoing conflicts between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing the need for a definitive resolution to achieve lasting peace in the Middle East.
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 »Letter: Thomas Friedman: The Judenrate of Our Time
Notwithstanding the continuing delusions of New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, there is no significant difference between the antisemitic genocidal purpose of the Palestinian Authority and Hamas. The ONLY difference is that the PA wears suits and Hamas wears keffiyeh.
Read More »Letter: More on Media’s Anti-Israel Bias
The letter critiques media bias against Israel, highlights misleading casualty figures from Hamas, and discusses challenges in combating misinformation on social platforms.
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 »Letter: Alternative to Israeli Control of West Bank Already Tried and Failed: Gaza
The letter criticizes Bruce Ticker’s views on Israel's past actions in Gaza, emphasizing Hamas's violent behavior and the necessity for Israel to achieve victory over terrorism.
Read More »Sometimes Scholars are Wrong: Dr. Omar Bartov’s Genocide Accusation
Dr. Sigman discusses the complexities of genocide accusations, focusing on Dr. Omar Bartov's shifting stance on Israel and Gaza, emphasizing legal definitions and historical precedents.
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