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By Stephen M. Flatow As a new, allegedly more humane government takes hold in Syria, American policymakers face a familiar temptation: To embrace a fresh face that promises stability and reform after years of chaos and bloodshed. But history warns us against such hopeful naivety. In 1959, the United States …

Ticker discusses U.S. House Resolution 409, which recognizes Palestinian rights. It critiques Rep. Rashida Tlaib's framing and historical interpretations of the Nakba, emphasizing differing views on refugee origins.

Debby Titlebaum Neuman reflects on the juxtaposition of life's beauty and ongoing threats, emphasizing resilience amidst turmoil and finding joy in nature and family.

The author argues against claims of genocide by Israel against Palestinians, highlighting population growth among Arabs and criticizing anti-Semitic narratives in mainstream media.

The author critiques Bruce Ticker's surprise at Trump's dismissal of Emhoff, questioning progress against antisemitism and advocating for secular education in Haredi schools.

Recent political maneuvers by President Trump and Governor Hochul include the dismissals from the Holocaust Memorial Council and changes in New York education laws, raising concerns about political motivations and educational quality.

Israel's historic Zionist efforts to rescue Ethiopian Jews, counters claims of racism with examples of humanitarian actions.

"Mel," a pro-Palestinian spokesperson, expresses surprise at misdemeanor charges against 31 IfNotNow members for blocking traffic, highlighting the need for accountability in protests.

U.S. Sen. Andy Kim faces backlash from Jewish voters for his stance on Israel and military aid. Democrats must address antisemitism concerns to regain their support.

The UN's actions, particularly regarding the Palestinian Authority's influence, indicate a troubling trend promoting antisemitism, undermining its original mission of global peace and justice.

A man attempted arson against Pennsylvania's governor after expressing grievances linked to Israel's actions in Gaza, reflecting rising antisemitism and political tensions.

The author argues that Hamas intentionally designed terror tunnels, complicating Israel's military response. They urge Hamas to surrender and advocate for reformed Palestinian education promoting coexistence with Israel.

Sen. Bernie Sanders accuses Americans of complicity in Gaza's violence while advocating for restrictions on U.S. arms sales to Israel, ignoring weapons flowing to Hamas from Iran.

I would have been pleased if you had called out antisemitism in Boulder, specifically, as part of "our world". Antisemitism is penetrating Boulder, and I suspect that the offending people who need to see this exhibition, didn't.

Jewish Family Service of Colorado highlights the impact of economic hardship on the community, urging collective action to support those struggling with basic needs.

To combat college antisemitism effectively, parents must acquire knowledge about Jewish history and anti-Zionism, enabling better education for their children.

In 2025, official reports claimed 1,196 dead Gazan women returned to life, causing controversy regarding UN and Hamas credibility.

The ribbons on the ‘shoes’ is a reminder of what has been done to the Jewish People.  Passover, is the time we tell the tale of our road to freedom, to another life. 

President Trump's deportation efforts target disruptive foreign students, yet the plan falters amid legal concerns and allegations of politicization.

The author argues for supporting Israel and Zionism, highlighting Hamas's threats and responsibility while asserting Israel's effort to avoid civilian harm.

Recent discourse on Israel shows troubling rhetoric from both sides, with threats and accusations overshadowing meaningful dialogue amidst the ongoing conflict and political maneuvering.

Another Day, Another Accusation of Genocide in Gaza:A riposte to Amos Goldberg and Daniel Blatman’s article in Haaretz Newspaper ‘There’s No Auschwitz in Gaza, but it’s still Genocide,’ (Haaretz, January 30th, 2025).Dr. Ian Jaffe, Ph.D., Holocaust and Genocide Studies, (Research Fellow, Ariel University).Dr Jack Sigman, Ph.D., Holocaust and Genocide Studies, …

Recent revisions in Palestinian school curricula retain anti-Israel sentiment and glorify martyrdom, highlighting ongoing Palestinian dissimulation despite efforts to secure aid.

The Palestinian Authority continues its "Pay to Slay" policy despite claims to end it, with payments to terrorists still ongoing through new funding schemes.

Muslim and Arab Americans express frustration with external blame in the Israel-Hamas conflict while neglecting their own accountability, risking credibility and sympathy for Gaza.