Column
The notion that Trump’s refusal to let Zelenskyy dictate U.S. policy sets a precedent for the Jewish state is a partisan talking point. The two relationships have little in common.
Unlike Zelenskyy, the darling of the West, Netanyahu’s been vilified and his country condemned, even by allies, including Ukraine, at the United Nations.
Claims that changes in the heretofore biased liberal White House press pool herald a police state are nonsense. As is true with coverage of Israel, the media establishment can’t be trusted.
Friedrich Merz is in favor of boosting Europe’s military strength; standing against antisemites and by the Jewish state; and getting tougher on Iran.
Jews who support the Palestinian death cult pose the greatest danger to the Jewish people.
An interview in “The New York Times” speaking of “regret” for the Oct. 7 fallout is an information operation aimed at legitimizing and continuing their rule in the Gaza Strip.
Even if all Palestinians who voluntarily wanted to leave the coastal enclave had where to go, about 1.5 million would remain.
Despite differences at the United Nations, Israel has shown solidarity with Ukraine during the war with Russia.
An alien from another planet might assume that Benjamin Netanyahu, not Hamas, perpetrated the Oct. 7 massacre.