Column
The attacks on the Jewish governor of Pennsylvania are part of a much larger strategy to break the American Jewish community.
The only “leak” worthy of praise rather than censure this week was made inadvertently by an IDF fighter in Gaza.
They are becoming increasingly aware of the central role it is playing in the effort to demonize and criminalize the nation, its leaders and its soldiers.
The administration is angry at Jerusalem for fighting back against Tehran and its proxies, making it appear weak. But that’s Washington’s fault, not Netanyahu’s doing.
Under the brutally authoritarian rule of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, its diehard Islamist president, it has stood out as the alliance’s greatest liability.
Israelis alternate between bracing for a blitz from Iran and suspecting the response to Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran will elicit the same kind of sound-and-light show as the one that took place on April 14.
Professions of ironclad support by America and Britain at this dark hour for the Jewish state are humbug.
The assassinations of Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh proved that the enemies of freedom everywhere must be confronted and defeated.
