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- Israeli right exchanges barbs as contacts with Hamas progress Mazal Mualem
- In the Hebrew Year 5778, Israel Celebrated Its 70th Anniversary. What Will 5779 Bring? By Eliana Rudee
- US indicts 2 Iranians accused of spying, surveillance of Israeli, Jewish targets
- Jewish UK Labour group says leaders censored material on anti-Semitism
- Is “The Truth, the Truth” When It Comes to Prosecutors? by Alan M. Dershowitz
- Continuing Rise in Antisemitic Crimes in Germany Worries Jewish Community, Political Leaders by Ben Cohen
- Chomsky Calls Russian Interference a Joke – Blames Guess Who? by Alan M. Dershowitz •
- WHEN THE MUELLER GANG MET JUDGE ELLIS by Daniel Greenfield
- Details Emerge of Potential Long-Term Gaza Truce Between Israel and Hamas by Benjamin Kerstein
- Palestinians have an anti-peace plan by Sean Durns
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Amazon Pulls ‘Make Israel Palestine Again’ After Outrage
A screenshot of the “Make Israel Palestine Again” T-shirt that was being sold on Amazon.
Amazon is no longer selling a T-shirt that reads “Make Israel Palestine Again” amid outrage from consumers and followers of the Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT), a nonprofit that tracks radical Islam.
A screenshot of the “Make Israel Palestine Again” T-shirt that was being sold on Amazon.
UK Labour Chief Corbyn Faces Fresh Criticism Over Antisemitism After Photos Reveal Him Laying Wreath at Memorial for Palestinian Terrorists by Sajid Javid
British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Photo: Reuters / Pierre Albouy.
UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn — longed dogged by antisemitism accusations — is facing a fresh round of criticism and calls for his resignation following the publication this weekend of photos of him laying a wreath at a memorial in Tunisia for Palestinian terrorists who perpetrated the 1972 Munich Massacre.
ON DEATH PENALTY, POPE FRANCIS REWRITES THE BIBLE by Dennis Prager
Last week, the Vatican announced that Pope Francis had changed the Catholic catechism. After 2,000 years of teaching that a moral use of capital punishment for murder is consistent with Catholic teaching, the pope announced that the catechism, the church fathers and St. Thomas Aquinas, among the other great Catholic theologians, were all wrong.
And God and the Bible? They’re wrong, too.
Turkey’s time running out in Idlib
Syrian Kurds could be a wild card in a possible showdown between Damascus and Ankara; Russia keeps the peace, for now, on the Israel-Syria border; Israel may have opened a new front of secret assassinations; the political economy of Iran’s protests.
Syrians gather at the site of a car bomb in the northwestern Syrian city of Idlib, Aug. 2, 2018.
Is Israel’s Mossad expanding scope of secret assassinations? By Ben Caspit
The killing of a Syrian missile-engineer, widely attributed to the Mossad, is likely meant to serve as a message that the lives of those developing weapons against Israel are in danger.
A Syrian soldier inspects the wreckage of a building described as part of the Scientific Studies and Research Center compound in the Barzeh district, north of Damascus, during a press tour organized by the Syrian information ministry, on April 14, 2018.
New Column!
Daniel Pipes :Migration to Europe Becomes a Crisis
The mass Muslim migration to Europe has galvanized civilizationist forces of populism and nationalism across the continent. This happens in three different ways, as shown by recent elections:
* In Hungary, the civilizationist part on its own forms the government.
* In Austria, the conservative party joined in a coalition with the civilizationist party.
* In Italy the anarchist-left Five Star Movement formed a coalition with the civilizationist party.
Dr. Michael Laitman : Lessons from Hiroshima: From Weapons of Mass Destruction to a Weapon of Mass Connection
The 73rd anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, where two nuclear weapons killed at least 129,000 people—most of them civilians, with thousands more dying years later due to indirect injuries and radioactive exposure—is a worthy time for introspection, where we should ask ourselves, “What have we learned from such a tragic event?”
Simply put, very little.
Caroline Glick :Corbyn’s Portents for Israel
If the current violence between Israel and the Hamas terrorist regime in Gaza escalates into a full-scale war, one thing is certain. The main thoroughfares of the West’s great cities will be filled with thousands of protesters marching in support for Hamas and its strategic goal of annihilating Israel.
The anti-Israel demonstrations this time around will dwarf all those that preceded them.
We also know with mathematical certainty that Jewish institutions and Jews will be violently assaulted from London to Melbourne, Paris to San Francisco.
Dr. Mordechai Kedar: Scenarios for a US-Iran Detente
What does the future hold for Iran?
The American sanctions on Iran went into effect this week and a large number of companies stopped doing business with Iran so as not to lose their permission to continue to be active in America’s economy. The sanctions will turn more severe in three months time and will include banks and energy industries, with the result that Iran will lose much of its income, the major part of which stems from oil, gas and related products.
Jim Fletcher: Fiends in the Heartland
I’ve written recently about the “Christ at the Checkpoint” conference that is now opening a branch/front in the U.S. From October 15-18, in Oklahoma City, this diabolical group of anti-Israel, pro PLO narrative activists has now released a speaker’s list.
It’s a Who’s Who of Christian Palestinianists, including Gary Burge, Bob Roberts Jr., the overtly anti-Semitic Stephen Sizer, and Gerald McDermott.