Tag Archives: gaza

Opinion: Exodus from Gaza

Opinion: Exodus from Gaza

Critics of Israel, in the media and elsewhere, don’t seem to notice what this sort of news does to their arguments. If Israel was trying to commit genocide, why did it allow 100,000 of its intended victims to leave?

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Another Day, Another Accusation of Genocide in Gaza

Another Day, Another Accusation of Genocide in Gaza

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, …

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Column: No More Credibility for You, Israel-Bashers

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, …

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Column: Hamas To Be, or Not To Be

Opinion: Exodus from Gaza

A few Hamas leaders fully expect Israel’s downfall, yet Israel may not want to dislodge Hamas from its perch in Gaza. That is due to the equally firm expectation Hamas will be replaced by something worse.

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We’ve Come Too Far to Stay Silent Any Longer

We’ve Come Too Far to Stay Silent Any Longer

From August 19 through August 30, Jewish National Fund is bringing a farmer, a mother, and a student to share firsthand accounts of what life is like near the Gaza border. The true story.

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