Theodor Herzl: From vision to reality – The Jerusalem Post
admin | November 26, 2019
Theodor Herzl is not only the visionary of The Jewish State.
Letter to the Editor: Collective statement from ASU activist community: Palestine, Protests and Repression – The State Press
admin | November 26, 2019
Nine campus groups joined in a letter to The State Press calling on others to support the BDS movement "Dear State Press, you've got mail." Illustration published on Friday, March 3, 2017. Since the publication of an opinion column in support of Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions and Palestinian human rights, and further with protests against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Israeli Defense Forces, groups such as Hillel,Chabad and other pro-Israel organizations have come out in unison to decry the pro-Palestinian movement as anti-Semitic, even going so far as to connect the pro-BDS movement and the hanging of anti-Semitic posters on campus together
Can We Fix the Vessels of Redemption in the State of Israel – israelrising.com
admin | November 26, 2019
Everything in the physical world can be used as a vessel to either draw or contain Divine Light or the opposite to block it. After all, the Creator seeks to always shine his Will on all of the Creation
Israel, Palestine and the Politics of Race – Middle East Monitor
admin | November 26, 2019
Normalising Israel as a Jewish state absents Palestinian experience, history and identity claims. Yasmeen Abu Laban and Abigail Bakan, Palestinian and Jewish authors of Israel, Palestine and the Politics of Race have constructed a detailed analysis of race and power relations which has been sustained and adopted by the international community.
Jewish Religious Holidays, Politicization on Campus Discussed at Town Hall – NYU Washington Square News
admin | November 26, 2019
Jewish students called for religious holidays off, greater understanding of differing identities within the Jewish community and better kosher food accommodations at a town hall hosted by members of the Student Government Assembly on Friday. In the past, Zionist and anti-Zionist Jewish groups on campus have clashed over the latters support for a protest of Israels treatment of Palestinians the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
UK’s Zionist terror networks GnasherJew, Labour Against Anti-Semitism, Sussex Friends of Israel and their latest terror tool Labour Anti-Semitism…
admin | November 26, 2019
Samantha Bentley writes: A couple of months ago a fellow UK Labour Party supporter asked us if we had heard about the anti-Semitism map.
Gov. DeSantis’ political allies at home and abroad are beset by scandals, with Israel’s Netanyahu indicted and Trump facing impeachment – Florida…
admin | November 26, 2019
Even before he became the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis aspired to become this countrys most-pro-Israel governor.
Israel May Be Taming Hamas, but It Must Proceed with Caution – Mosaic
admin | November 26, 2019
In the Jewish states latest round of fighting with Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas sat out the conflict almost entirely, and the IDFwith only a few exceptions in the final roundsstruck exclusively at Islamic Jihad targets. By deterring Hamas, writes Hillel Frisch, Jerusalem may have also succeeded in driving a wedge between it and Islamic Jihad, which, like the divide between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, could work to Israels advantage
Opinion | Here’s Why We Protested Hen Mazzig At Vassar – Forward
admin | November 26, 2019
This is one of a number of responses to what happened at Vasser when an Israeli speaker, Hen Mazzig, was protested last week. On Thursday November 14, at 5 p.m., around 25 members of Vassars Students for Justice in Palestine chapter along with other students gathered on the third floor of Rockefeller Hall to voice our opposition to a talk by Hen Mazzig titled The Indigenous Jews of the Middle East: Forgotten Refugees. The stories of Mizrahi Jews and their struggle both outside and within Israel deserve attention
Israeli Towns and Villages in the West Bank Are a Political Issue, Not a Legal One – Mosaic
admin | November 26, 2019
Critics of the State Departments determination that Israeli settlements in land acquired during the Six-Day War are not illegal have objected on three distinct grounds: that it constitutes a radical break with 40 years of U.S. foreign-policy consensus, that it misinterprets the law, and that it makes peace less likely. All these objections are wrong, explains Douglas Feith
