Will Canada Prosecute BDS Supporters Under Hate Crime Laws?
Canadian news outlet CBC reported that the government had signaled its willingness to use hate crime laws against supporters of the BDS movement.
Germany Sees Significant Rise in Anti-Semitic Crimes
Worrying new statistics out of Germany show a significant rise in anti-Semitic crimes committed in 2014, after a drop in 2013.
Siding with the Victims of Aggression
The notion that a rape victim deserved to be raped because she was wearing a tight outfit lights up all our red lights.
Former UK Cmdr.: UN, Foreign Governments “Deliberately” Twisting Laws of Armed Conflict on Israel
Col. (ret.) Richard Kemp, former commander of the UK’s forces in Afghanistan, said international rules of law need to be changed in the face of today’s new realities.
BDS Movement Infiltrates the Virginia State Bar
For just more than a month now, the Virginia State Bar (VSB)—which, it should be noted, is a state body working with the legal profession in Virginia.
The U.S. is There ‘When it Matters,’ Right?
Last week, U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power testified to Congress that Israel couldn’t rely on the United States to veto anti-Israel.
Jimmy Carter Cancels Trip to Gaza to Meet with Hamas
Former US President Jimmy Carter canceled a planned trip to Gaza to meet with Hamas officials on Thursday.
1915-2015: Comparing a Century of Barbarity with ‘Nakba’
Bshara Nassar — a self-described “peacebuilder and social entrepreneur, a graduate of Bethlehem University, Palestine.
“Outrage” Over Pending UN Decision on the Temple Mount
A potentially explosive decision, proposed by Jordan, in the UN is likely to pass this week.
Israeli Leaders Refuse to Meet with Jimmy Carter
Both President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have refused requests from former US President Jimmy Carter to meet during the latter’s upcoming visit to the region