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The author challenges Adam Eisenberg's views on Woke ideology, urging investigation into issues regarding Israeli casualties, Hamas' claims, and the complexity of Jewish perspectives on persecution.

I would hope that even Ed Kass would admit that brief conversations with one or two people are not enough to gain an understanding of the complex relationship between Israelis and Palestinians.

I believe Bruce Ticker is sincere in wishing to educate the 'Useful Idiots' being exploited by Hamas but his arguments are woefully inadequate.

Ed Kass wrote to Boulder Jewish News on November 14 (Letter: As George Put It: “It Ain’t Necessarily So”) lambasting Jewish Israeli settlers and our November 2 speaker from Judea, Natalie Sopinsky.   His letter was full of misinformation and baseless accusations.

In August 1933 Dr. Max Neumann, the founder of Verband Nationaldeutschen - the Association of National German Jews, wrote in the Jewish Telegraph Agency that the Jews' loyalty to the Nazi government was the key to their survival. 

Who is this Natalie Sopinsky? Where is her peaceful village? How many red scarfs does she wrap around her head?

I agree with Ed Kass. The conversation is a start. However, progress in settling the conflict between Arabs/Palestinians and Israel requires acceptance of past history.

Probably no one is surprised that, just as Bruce Ticker predicted, Hamas has already broken the ceasefire that President Trump hoped would be the beginning of true peace between Israel and her neighbors.

I join with Bruce Ticker in hoping that people who don't approve of Israel's standing up to those who seek to destroy the nation-state of the Jews will not get away with physically attacking Jews (whether those Jews are Zionists or not). However, I believe that he could help matters by doing a better job of defending Israel's actions in his columns.

Bruce Shaffer expresses gratitude for community support during recovery from the June 1 attack, emphasizes the need for proactive Jewish engagement in Boulder, and hopes for the hostages' safe return.

Bruce Ticker is correct. Raja Abdulrahim's account of Abu Samara's family leaving Israel's territory for Gaza in 1948 was sorely lacking in context.

Dear editor: I am saddened that Bruce Ticker doesn’t realize that socialism simply doesn’t work. (Column: The War Against Jewish New Yorkers boulderjewishnews.com 09/12/2025) Why socialism fails: Lessons from Bolivia If Mr. Mamdani fails in his bid to become New York’s mayor because of his antisemitism, that will be the …

Ed Kass claims modern Israelis are acting just as badly as ancient Israelites did, meaning that the modern State of Israel is sure to fall due to the malfeasance of its leaders. After all, Kass reminds us, Kohelet teaches "There is nothing new under the sun".

Arabs of Palestine could have had a state in the 1940's if Arab leaders had helped them to get organized for the autonomy offered them by the UN Partition Proposal (for the 20% of Britain's Palestine Mandate that had not been used to set up the Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan). And that was just the first opportunity.

How distressing that unceasing despicable antisemitic vitriol would now drive the Boulder 'Run for Their Lives' chapter into the shadows.

The following 72  "journalists" killed by the IDF were either employed by or were affiliated with the terrorist groups Hamas, Palestine Islamic Jihad (PIJ), Hezbollah, Fatah and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP).

Toby Block critiques Annelle Sheline's inaccuracies about Palestinians, noting historical Jewish ties to Israel and discussing Arab leaders' failures in establishing a Palestinian state.

Last week's letter claims that because these children have pre-existing conditions they are not suffering “exclusively” from starvation, as if this excuses their starvation. The clear implication of this letter is that famine in Gaza either does not exist or that the media is making a mountain out of a molehill.

For over a year the mainstream media has widely publicized photographs of emaciated Gazan children that it knew were suffering from pre existing conditions or other circumstances that were not caused by starvation and in the antisemitic tradition of Joseph Goebbels, Julius Streicher and even Fritz Hippler have mendaciously labeled these children as exclusively suffering from starvation for the sole purpose of engendering hatred against the Jewish people.

In telling us that many people have unfairly judged Israel’s actions in Gaza, Bruce Ticker notes that Yassir Arafat turned down an Israeli offer that would have led to the establishment of a Palestinian state decades ago.

It's sad, but true, Palestinian leaders have shown no interest in building a state in which their people could become productive citizens and build better lives for their children. Indeed, the leaders' interest is more focused on delegitimizing and destroying the nation-state of the Jews than on building a Palestinian state.

The author criticizes The New York Times for propagating a misleading narrative about starvation in Gaza, accusing it of antisemitism and manipulation in reporting, particularly regarding a child's health condition.

Why did Arab rulers threaten violence against the Zionist community in Palestine and the Mizrachi Jewish communities in the Muslim countries of the Middle East and North Africa as soon as the UN suggested partitioning the 20% of Mandatory Palestine not used to created Transjordan into a Jewish state and a second Arab state?

The letter argues that anti-Zionist Jews abandon Judaism by neglecting Jerusalem's significance, emphasizing that their stance undermines Jewish identity and sovereignty.

The murder of Karen Diamond in Boulder, Colorado by a Jew hating sociopathic Muslim screaming "Free Palestine" is no different than the murders of millions of Jews in the Holocaust by sociopathic jew hating Germans screaming "Sieg Heil".