Monday’s Bibi-Donald summit in Palm Beach produced hardly any news, but it spotlighted a lovefest for the leaders of Israel and America.
Read More »Opinion: Will Netanyahu Be Walking Into a Trap in Trump’s White House?
The post-war Trump Administration in the Middle East going forward seems to be based on monitoring Iran and restraining Israel. The notion of “Let’s get rich together” will trump “Let’s get safe together by removing the radical death cults."
Read More »Column: Hostage Relatives to Congress: Take Us to Our Leader
Relatives of Israeli hostages testified in Washington, urging U.S. leaders to pressure Netanyahu to act swiftly to secure their release.
Read More »Column: Bye Bye Bibi (We Can Hope)
Israel is losing backing from European and other countries, and also Americans due to its military actions and political climate. Netanyahu's leadership is criticized, and change is urged for peace and international backing.
Read More »Column: Two Perilous Forces in Israel
No question that American Jews should be anxious about the future of an Israel in Bibi’s hands. There will likely be two prime forces at work that can intensify the conflict with the Palestinians.
Read More »Column: With Bibi’s Bungling, Who Needs Antisemites?
As Jerry Seinfeld would put it, “And you want be prime minister again.” While Seinfeld once caught George Costanza sprawled on the floor in his underwear after stumbling in Seinfeld’s living room, last week Benjamin Netanyahu stumbled – a generous description – by comparing accusations against his family to a “blood libel.”
Read More »Israeli Police Recommend Charges Against Netanyahu
(JTA) — The Israel Police recommended that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be indicted on bribery and breach of trust charges in two alleged corruption cases.
Read More »Response: Sky Will Not Fall If DeGette Not in Hall
Letter to the Editor: "Dean Rotbart’s piece ... unfortunately injects more partisan politics into an already over-politicized matter."
Read More »Response: In Defense of Congresswoman Diana DeGette
Letter to the Editor: "We were deeply dismayed to read Dean Rotbart's shameful and erroneous attack on Congresswoman Diana DeGette..."
Read More »A Happy End Opens in Denver
Berlin 1932, a Jewish couple must decide on an unknown future outside Germany or to stay put when Hitler comes to power.
Read More »AIPAC Policy Conference Starts Saturday
The gathering will be 13,000 strong (10,000 last year) and will probably be a much larger number for the Monday night Gala Event. Stan previews this year's event.
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