Jewish people must unmask themselves and combat distorting narratives - opinion

Jews and their state are portrayed in the most vicious light, ignoring both the ongoing existential threats that Israel faces and its readiness to live in peace and prosperity with its Arab citizens.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog speaks during a ceremony marking the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, at the United Nations headquartes in New York City, January 27,

(photo credit: Arie Leib Abrams/Flash90)

ByMOSHE HAUER

MARCH 11, 2025 01:42

Jewish people must unmask themselves and combat distorting narratives - opinion

Jews and their state are portrayed in the most vicious light, ignoring both the ongoing existential threats that Israel faces and its readiness to live in peace and prosperity with its Arab citizens.

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Jewish people must unmask themselves and combat distorting narratives - opinion

Jews and their state are portrayed in the most vicious light, ignoring both the ongoing existential threats that Israel faces and its readiness to live in peace and prosperity with its Arab citizens.

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