Politics & Policy Archives – Page 4 of 7

Israeli Attractions: Date Palms of the Jordan Valley and Arava

Ron Traub | 25/05/201801/06/2018

With the return of the Jews to the Land of Israel, the land itself reawakened. The miracle of reblossoming was the stuff of spy novels no less, as the story of the Jordan valley date palms reveals.

The Truth Will NOT Set You Free

Justin Amler | 23/05/201806/06/2018

When Israel exposed Iran it gave the world a choice. Allow Iran to continue destabilizing the region, guaranteeing a future conflict, or curtail Iran’s ability to wage war now.

The Cradle of “Fake News”

Daniel Seaman | 22/05/201820/07/2018

The epidemic of fake news started here, with the media failure to uphold professional standards of journalism in covering the conflict, as reporting of events last week in Gaza proved.

False Encounters of the Hypocritical Kind

Justin Amler | 21/05/201828/05/2018

Once again the world beats its chest with false morality as it bashes Israel, conveniently hiding in sanitized hallways of the EU and the UN, while seeing no fault in the actions of terrorists.

Israel Must Win Its Unfinished Independence War

Daniel Krygier | 18/05/201804/06/2018

Despite 70 years since its rebirth, much of international diplomacy still treats Israel’s existence as if it was a bargaining chip that requires Israeli concessions. It is time to end this.

The Origins of Arab Settlers in the Land of Israel

Rotem Nimkovsky | 16/05/201807/06/2018

What’s in a name? In the case of the Arabs, it tells you what their tribe and country of origin are. It also dispels the biggest fallacy the “Palestinians” would like you to believe.

Embassies to Jerusalem, the Dawn of a New Era

Daniel Seaman | 14/05/201829/05/2018

For years the West sheltered the Arabs from the consequences of their failed aggression against Israel. The Arabs actually benefited by losing. The relocation of the embassy signifies a major change.

A Friend in Deed

Gideon Israel | 13/05/201823/05/2018

Congressman Joe Wilson, a staunch supporter of Israel, on American feelings for the Bible, the opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem and the importance of Conservative media outlets

The End of “Peace in our Time”

Daniel Seaman | 09/05/201822/05/2018

Like any good New Yorker, Trump knows that bullies prey on the weak. In NYC the meek do not inherit the earth - they get mugged. You stop thugs like Iran by confronting, not appeasing them.

Abbas’ “Jews are to Blame” Speech: Replete with Lies, Antisemitism and Holocaust Denial

Dr. Gustavo Perednik | 06/05/201824/05/2018

True to the pro-Nazi line that has characterized the Palestine Arab National movement from its inception, the PA chairman continues to distort history with blatant anti-Semitism

The World Shrugs at the Weak

Judith Bergman | 16/04/201816/05/2018

The international community abandons the weak - those who rely on others for survival - without so much as an afterthought and leaves them, quite literally, to die. A lesson we know all too well.

Peace, Only Through Israeli Victory

Daniel Krygier | 09/04/201824/04/2018

The “March of Return” symbolizes Hamas refusal to acknowledge defeat and until such time that the Arabs accept Israel's existence as fact, true peace and resolution to the conflict will be impossible.

Breaking Bad in Pakistan

Sarmad Iqbal | 30/03/201819/04/2018

How a young Muslim blogger in Pakistan challenged the conventional views of Israel held by many in his country and was amazed by what he discovered.

Israel’s Self-Inflicted Wonderment

Justin Amler | 22/03/201809/04/2018

Ron Lauder blames Israeli policies for the impasse with the Arabs and for the assimilation occurring in the Diaspora, while oblivious to the realities in Israel that completely refute his claims

How “Makor Rishon” is Silencing the New Right

Ziv Maor | 19/03/201828/03/2018

At the Makor Reshon newspaper’s "70 Years of Democracy" conference, no right-wing organization was given a platform. The Israel Democracy Institute, on the other hand, starred in every panel

AIPAC and the Progressives “Uncompelling” Case

Dr. Martin Sherman | 18/03/201826/03/2018

In pursuit of bipartisanship, AIPAC should strive to persuade “progressives”, not pander to them; to convert them, not co-opt them.

Are African Migrants the Final Straw for Liberal Jews?

Jonathan Tobin | 08/02/201825/02/2018

Israel’s plan to deport illegal infiltrators hit a nerve in America where Jews sacralized the immigrant experience. The analogies to Jewish refugees and the Holocaust are resonating with American Jews.

The Investigation Industry Against Netanyahu: Undermining the Foundations of Democracy

Dr. Ran Baratz and Moshe Ifergan | 06/02/201821/02/2018

Most investigations against Netanyahu ended with no findings, but the legal system does not draw conclusions and is creating precedent. The Failure of the Investigations Industry - a situation report

Expelling Illegal Infiltrators from Israel – Legal and Moral

Dr. Refael Minnes | 30/01/201812/02/2018

Israel, like any sovereign country in the world, has the right to determine who may enter its borders and is authorized to remove unwanted violators of its borders from its territory

The Pence Visit and the Israeli Fake News Industry

Gideon Israel | 25/01/201805/02/2018

The mainstream Israeli media organizations went out of their way to minimize the importance of US Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Israel. The world saw it quite differently