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As in the Middle Ages, certain Jews still crave a certain kind of “acceptance” – in this case the acceptance that only being part of the intersectional movement can provide.
It’s a terrifying thought that the product of the most vaunted and expensive universities in the world is hatred and staggering ignorance.
Today, I will tackle the Times’s opinion writer, Thomas Friedman, and his recent column, “Israel has a choice to make: Rafah or Riyadh,” for factual context and even-handedness.
In reality, the students are extremists who endanger every sane person who seeks a well-rounded society.
Columbia University must take decisive action to restore order and ensure the safety of all students, particularly the Jewish community.
Unveiling the organized and well-financed source of anti-Semitic protests in the USA: A disturbing link to Qatari funding and radical ideologies.
Potential consequences for Israel if arrest warrants are approved by the ICC: Damage to reputation, limited mobility for officials, arms sales restrictions, and international isolation.
Qatar may be getting tired of mediating between Israel and Hamas; Hamas considering moving leadership elsewhere.
Even Israel-critical academics, are coming under fire. Why? Because they're Jewish, says author.
Winning wars may be easier than achieving peace, but we must not lose sight of our long-term goals.
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