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UNRWA
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[image: UNRWA, Gaza, Hamas,donors, terrorism,]The time has come for the
donor nations of the world to defuse the toxic UNRWA powder keg: This can
and shoul...
AFSI on Israeli TV
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I was happy and excited to see Helen Freedman and other AFSI members on
Israeli television, but then I realized that the program wasn't exactly
pro-AFSI...
The Hate We Don’t Discuss
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At Tablet, Armin Rosen has written an excellent and necessary article about
the recent spike in violent anti-Semitism in Brooklyn. Having interviewed
victi...
Who Suggested Partition?
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From this article:
In November 1933, *Chaim Weizmann*, the head of the Zionist Organization,
raised the possibility of partition in Palestine in a meeting ...
Racist Trump hides behind Israel
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Michael Koplow writes at Forward: [E]ven if you think that Omar, Tlaib, and
company are only getting their just desserts for their past lack of
sensitivity...
Is it really the end of democracy in Israel?
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One of the recurrent drumbeats heard from certain quarters in Israel is
that we are teetering on the brink of losing our democratic bearings. There
are t...
In Australia, Nuts & Bolts of Bias Against Israel
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There are some columnists who, if they did not exist, would have to be
invented.
Australia's Andrew Bolt is one such.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FP...
Realism, not Sadism
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Odeh Bisharat is an Arab novelist, political writer and activist, who is
also – quite painfully for him – a citizen of the Jewish state of Israel.
He recen...
Dem Dot Coms vs. Trump's Soldiers and Steelworkers
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Politics has its style and its substance. Style requires the 2020
candidates to stump in New Hampshire diners and eat corn dogs at Iowa
fairs. These stylis...
Good News Friday
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I’m writing this week’s Good News Friday post from Florence, Italy! I’m so
happy to be on holiday in this beautiful city, far from the pressures of
life ba...
The Rage Less Traveled: PTSD and rainbows
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This is not so much a review of the book “The Rage Less Traveled: A Memoir
of Surviving a Machete Attack,” it’s more a summary of my experience
reading it ...
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