Glorifying lynchers, then and now
A senior Palestinian Authority official has again publicly praised the terrorists who lynched two Israeli Jews in the PA capital city of Ramallah on October 12, 2000.
Spreading newspeak, spreading ‘intifada’
“Palestine Action activists to face retrial” is the headline the BBC decided to use recently for their story about the violent extremist group based in the United Kingdom.
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.
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.
British Museum erases ‘Palestine’ from ancient exhibits after historical accuracy challenge
Museums and encyclopedias claim authority as guardians of knowledge and truth. When they abuse that authority to advance political agendas, they betray their fundamental purpose.
Oslo abandons the Oslo Accords
The Norwegian capital of Oslo, where the accords between Israel and the Palestinian Arab leadership were negotiated thirty-three years ago, became their burial site this week.
British Islamic scholar demands Jewish government be destroyed, Tel Aviv seized
Speaking from Birmingham, Rashid declared that Muslims must prioritize the dismantling of the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, over opposition to the Iranian regime.
Abbas sets November date for Palestinian National Council elections despite Hamas leading in polls
Abbas, who has held the presidency of both the PA and the PLO since 2005, said elections would occur “wherever possible, both inside and outside Palestine, to ensure the broadest possible participation of the Palestinian people wherever they reside.”
The identity swap: How “Palestinian” changed from Jewish to Arab
For centuries, the land between the River and the Sea had many names; however, in the modern era, the term ‘Palestinian’ was mainly used to refer to the Jews living there.
Fatah shares Hamas’s goal to destroy Israel
Much of the international community has clung to the fiction that Hamas and Fatah are different—that Hamas is irredeemably extremist, while Fatah, which dominates the Palestinian Authority, is flawed but pragmatic.