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?
Read More »Opinion: Gaza as an Abraham Accord Protectorate
Barry Shaw outlines the concept of protectorates, emphasizing Gaza's potential future as a demilitarized, independent state under international protection, aiming for eventual UN membership.
Read More »Gaza Humanitarian Update: Special Briefing Friday 10am MDT
Join Jewish Federations of North America Friday, 7/25 at 10 am for a special briefing on the humanitarian aid crisis in Gaza.
Read More »A UN-Hamas Miracle in Gaza.
In 2025, official reports claimed 1,196 dead Gazan women returned to life, causing controversy regarding UN and Hamas credibility.
Read More »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, …
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 »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: 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 »Rabbi Korngold’s Thoughts: Pesach and the War
Mountain biking in Boulder, the author connects with a cousin in Jerusalem amidst an Iranian attack, pondering family safety, Israeli defense, and shifting perceptions in a time of war.
Read More »Column: Memo To Vermont Victim: Pro-Arab Activists Created Much of Hostile Climate
After a traumatic shooting, Kinnon Abdalhamid advocates for Haverford College's support of a cease-fire in Gaza, despite complexities and opposition.
Read More »Actions in Boulder for Hostages Held in Gaza – Friday and Sunday
Members of Boulder's Jewish community have organized a couple of different events and gatherings in Boulder to bring more awareness to the hostage crisis. Please join!
Read More »War in Israel and Gaza: Analysis, Explanations, Memories
A Panel Discussion with Profs. Zach Levey (International Affairs/JWST), Eyal Rivlin (JWST), John Willis (HIST, to be conrifmed), and Karim Mattar (ENG, to be confirmed).
Read More »Column: Hamas To Be, or Not To Be
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.
Read More »Biden Could Force Stark Choices For Hamas
President Biden set the stage for doing to Hamas what he may never achieve with the Republicans in Congress: by firmly casting Hamas as the bad guy.
Read More »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.
Read More »JNF Bringing Israelis to Denver to Speak About Life on Gaza Border
Join JNF at Temple Sinai on Wednesday, August 22 to meet a mother, a young pioneer, and a farmer—residents of Gaza border communities—who will share their personal stories of living under attack.
Read More »Out of Recent Ashes, Israel’s Border Communities Persevere Thanks to Jewish National Fund
Since March, over 450 incendiary kites, balloons, and rockets have been launched from Gaza towards the communities of Eshkol and Sha’ar HaNegev, destroying over 6,500 acres of agricultural land and forests.
Read More »Colorado’s Shlichah Comments on U.S. Embassy Move
I love Jerusalem. It is holy, sacred, ancient and full of life. Jerusalem always has been, is, and always will be Israel’s capital.
Read More »Summer 2014 Diary of an Israeli – Part 9
"Frustrated with raw nerve ends, this is how I feel."
Read More »Summer 2014 Diary of an Israeli – Part 8
"Qatar is the main financier of Hamas and thus demand to be in the negotiation as they also know that it will be their money which will rebuild Gaza."
Read More »Summer 2014 Diary of an Israeli – Part 7
"I hate to say it but the terrorists had their way with me and the whole of Israel, we all waited to see what they will do."
Read More »Summer 2014 Diary of an Israeli – Part 6
"I was hoping that my next post could be about love, friendship and a better world."
Read More »Summer 2014 Diary of an Israeli – Part 5
"It looks like the world is accepting Israel's point of view more than it did before. We had to pay a very high price to get that little bit of recognition."
Read More »July Diary of an Israeli – Part 4
"Life goes on and we all pray that this will be over soon for the sake of the innocent on both sides and for the sake of our soldiers."
Read More »July Diary of an Israeli – Part 3
"Life goes on and we all pray that this will be over soon for the sake of the innocent on both sides and for the sake of our soldiers."
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