White House Jumps Into the Bias Regarding the Death of a Single Arab Journalist
No sooner than I had written about the tremendous double standard in the world, and the world media in specific, relating to the death of one Arab journalist in Israel over another, then the Biden administration threw its hat into the ring to double down on what’s already an offensive narrative.
On the Death of Two Arab Journalists in Israel
News this week in Israel included the death of two Arab journalists, in different locations, under different circumstances, and unrelated.
Will a New Iran Deal Redefine the US-Israel Relationship?
Another weak nuclear accord will create a confrontation that could help erase Trump’s Middle East triumphs that were based on both partners pursuing their own interests.
Look Who’s Interfering in the Knesset Elections to Block a Netanyahu Victory
Israeli voters must take into account that Iran and the Palestinian Authority are working to keep the Likud Party leader from reassuming the premiership.
Why Jews Don’t Control America’s Foreign Policy
Belief in the myth of Jewish power haunts the U.S.-Israel relationship and helped inspire a decades-long hunt for a peace process “holy grail” that was really a “MacGuffin.”
Gaza Fighting Changes Nothing About Israel’s Image Struggle
Critics have never cared about rocket attacks, terrorism or even about the Palestinians. The argument remains about whether one Jewish state on the planet is one too many.
The Strategic Blindness of Israel’s Caretaker Government
“Operation Breaking Dawn” was a tactical success but a strategic failure that legitimized Hamas and undermined Israel’s position in the battle against Iran.
Major Media Outlets Grossly Underreport the Number of Israelis Under Rocket Fire
More than a million Israelis suddenly become “tens of thousands” and then “thousands.”
Avoiding Mention of Iran While Urging Israeli Restraint
The facts of “Operation Breaking Dawn” don’t make the slightest difference to the moral-equivalence choir hot to return to the JCPOA.
Palestinians Commit Suicide as Their Leaders Live in Hotels and Villas
Many residents of the Gaza Strip undoubtedly regret the day they voted for Hamas in the 2006 Palestinian parliamentary election.