Category: 7. Opinion
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When the war started
When the war started, with the October 7 massacre, I was staying with my daughter at my parents. She is nine. They live in Jerusalem. I woke her up and told her what my father told me. A war broke out. “Are there any dead?” she asked. I said “one…. Continue Reading
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US campus protests show dark side of multiculturalism
Approximately six months ago, well-known British TV broadcaster, Piers Morgan, was mortified when Dr. Abdul Wahid, an extreme Islamic leader and National Health Service physician, refrained from condemning the October 7 Massacre, going as far as… Continue Reading
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Now you see how it feels to be on the other side of the protest
Opinion: The antisemitic protests in American Ivy League universities are not foreign to Israelis, especially after Israel’s judicial overhaul protests; Someone needs to tell the anti-government protesters that we’re all the same in the eyes of … Continue Reading
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UNRWA must be disbanded with immediate effect, here’s why
Sadly, wars break out from time to time. Beyond the unspeakable suffering and destruction they leave in their wake, large numbers of people find themselves on the firing line and have to flee and live as refugees. The UNHCR – United Nations… Continue Reading
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Columbia University caves in to students supporting terrorism
Columbia University is being ruled by a student mob. In the days since Wednesday, April 16, when Columbia President Minouche Shafik testified in a congressional hearing on antisemitism, pro-Palestinian activists unlawfully erected a Gaza… Continue Reading News Source: www.ynetnews.com
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Sanctions? Don't make the Iranians laugh
Oped: Under severe sanctions, mullah regime shows higher growth rates than US, thanks to ties with China, Russia and India, per IMF data; this raises doubts about the effectiveness of Western threats Continue Reading News Source: www.ynetnews.com
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Reconsidering Israel’s relations with the UN
For 75 years, the UN has been attacking Israel. Disproportionate attention spotlighting the only Jewish state has led to the adoption of scores of decisions, resolutions and condemnations. In the UN Human Rights Council, filled with serial human… Continue Reading News Source: www.ynetnews.com
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Passover 2024 – a cause for optimism
Many of us – including myself – sat around this year’s Passover Seder with empty chairs and prayers for our hostages held in captivity in Gaza. The past six months have been exceedingly difficult, even traumatic, for the Jewish people. Last… Continue Reading News Source: www.ynetnews.com
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US wave of hate won’t die down on its own
The protests against Israel on American campuses, which began with slogans like “Free Palestine” and “From the river to the sea,” and escalated into gross and shameless antisemitism, have a contagious effect. Toxic campaigns on social media, including those openly or unknowingly supporting Hamas’ murderous terrorism and erasing Israel from the map, are spreading at…
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Hamas loses war in Gaza but wins it in US, West
The professor stood at the entrance to the university campus rattled by antisemitic protests. His employee entry pass, didn’t work. He was shocked. He knew the university was hostile toward him. He knew the atmosphere was charged. He knew Jewish students were afraid. He heard the antisemitic chants, “Jews, go back to Poland.” He heard…