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If the terror surge spreads elsewhere, the reason will be the normalization of anti-Israel hate and complacency about Islamist radicalism, not Jews bearing the burden of “white privilege.”
The singer and his faux hotel experience has made the job of those in Germany working diligently to combat anti-Semitism that much harder.
At the Negev Summit, the U.S. Secretary of State demonstrated what it currently means to be a Western progressive: supporting people who murder Israelis and empowering others who want to wipe out Israel.
The Biden administration tried to sabotage an Israeli-Arab summit by raising the Palestinian issue. It shouldn’t use terrorism as an excuse to resurrect the failed policies of the past.
AIPAC shouldn’t be taking heat for a former leader’s opposition to a Jewish House member who is a bitter opponent of Israeli policies and boasts of his friendship with anti-Semites.
The Negev Summit was at once a spectacular success and one of the most flagrant displays of Israeli diplomatic incompetence in history.
With the many challenges facing Israel and its neighbors, including an unstable structure of once-reliable global superpowers and the growing likelihood of a rogue nuclear regime in Iran, this regional alliance is becoming more important by the day.
The meeting in the Negev with officials from the Arab world is historic. But while helpful, these new allies don’t solve the problem created by Biden’s appeasement of Iran.
With the U.S. pulling up stakes in the Middle East, the Sunni Arab states are trying to decide whether to grovel to Iran, or stand with Israel.
A U.N. Human Rights Council report was just the latest example of how the world body weaponizes tropes of Jew-hatred against Israel. Yet the Biden administration won’t dump it.
The stalled nomination pf Deborah Lipstadt should go through as soon as possible as this scourge continues to intensify worldwide.
The reaction to aggression against each country plays very differently in the anti-Semitic West.