A synagogue full of toddlers was attacked. The NY Times blamed Israel.
When a newspaper of the Times’ global reach frames an attack on Jewish children through the lens of geopolitical grievance, it trains its readers to see Jewish victims not as victims, but as participants in a conflict that somehow implicates them.
150 leaders across North America express solidarity with Jewish community after synagogue attack
“The attack on Temple Israel marked a painful reminder that antisemitism is not abstract. The municipal leaders who signed this statement demonstrated a united commitment to ensuring their Jewish residents are able to live, gather, and worship without fear.”
Tucker and Ilhan join hands
Once again, the far right and the far left have found a common cause: inciting hatred against Jews. But this time, with a particular twist.
Honoring Nazi war criminals, from Broadway to the Mideast
There are 206 granite plaques embedded in the sidewalks along a half-mile stretch of Lower Broadway known as the “Canyon of Heroes.” Among those honored are leaders of the pro-Nazi Vichy regime in France during the Holocaust.
On Iran attacks, J Street diverges from the Israeli left
Its repeated criticism of actions of self-defense, and now, its opposition to the elimination of a nuclear threat, raise real questions about its priorities.
Jewish children are the new target: Anti-Zionist groups launch organized campaign against summer camps
What these activists are really trying to extinguish is Jewish identity itself — the songs, the Hebrew, the love of the land of Israel, the sense of belonging to something ancient and real that Jewish camps have cultivated in children for generations.
CAM en español holds meeting with new Honduras president Nasry Asfura to strengthen regional fight against antisemitism
President Asfura, who has Palestinian ancestry, is pro-Israel and visited Israel last month, soon after his election victory.
Welcome to Mamdani-stan: reports of dawn Muslim call to prayer over loudspeakers in Brooklyn
The Islamic call to prayer now echoes through parts of New York City without a permit. The change overrode prior sound restrictions and was presented as a matter of religious accommodation, comparable to church bells.
Tucker Carlson: “accuser of the brethren”
Because the Bible presents Israel’s regathering as divinely orchestrated, rejecting Israel risks standing against the very faithfulness God swore by His holiness to fulfill, and may blind us to His unfolding redemptive plan.
Greene blames Israel for Bethlehem’s vanishing Christians, but the numbers tell a different story
Greene’s Bethlehem visit is Carlson’s template applied to in-person diplomacy: arrive, receive a commemorative medal, repeat the PA mayor’s talking points to millions of American Christian followers, and fly home without speaking to a single Christian who lives freely in Haifa, Nazareth, or Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty.