Human Rights: Other Views – Part III
Refugees and the Arab States
Parashat Korach: The Curse of Camouflaged Jealousy
One of the most beautiful human virtues is the ability to enjoy the achievements of others and encourage them to reach even higher goals. It’s one of the greatest pleasures a person can experience.
Temple Micah of Washington D.C.: Don’t Give Israel Boycotters a Forum
Temple Micah of Washington, D.C. is no different from Neturei Karta in anti-Israel activity if it hosts the pro-boycott New Israel Fund. The NIF has no place in a Jewish house of worship.
Will The Middle East Be Trump’s Next Peace Deal?
The Trump-Kim summit generated a renewed sense of hope along with questions about the future.
Palestinians: No Place for Gays
Mahmoud Ishtiwi was executed in Gaza by three bullets to the chest, because he lived among people who consider homosexuality a sin punishable by death — and who act on it.
Endangered American Jewry
Many American Jews are unaware of the extent of antisemitism on college campuses, or the destructive force of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Germany’s Migrant Rape Crisis: “Failure of the State”
The rape and murder of a 14-year-old Jewish girl by a failed Iraqi asylum seeker has cast a renewed spotlight on Germany’s migrant rape crisis, which has continued unabated for years amid official complicity and public apathy.
Mired in Delusions
Still trying to achieve impossible unity and swayed by Islamic interpretations of reality, the Arab world has made little progress since 1967.
Stay Out of Yemen
The United States is already militarily involved in Yemen, with special forces targeting al-Qaeda and Islamic State operatives who are then attacked by American drones.
Everywhere
A friend this week alerted me to “TruNews,” a media outfit run by Rick Wiles. I had never heard of him, or “TruNews,” so I watched his take on the recently concluded “Christ at the Checkpoint” conference.