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Boaz BismuthSeptember 29, 2019

The last real old-world president

Jacques Chirac was loved by his supporters and hated by his opponents; an important world figure has left us.

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Boaz BismuthIsrael HayomJune 30, 2019

No greater friend

The anti-Israeli voices on the fringes of U.S. politics are nothing more than a flash in the pan. Israel has always enjoyed bipartisan support.

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Eldad BeckIsrael HayomJune 17, 2019

Better late than never

The Berlin Jewish Museum is anything but. In recent years, so-called “Jewish museums” in Germany have served to provide a sort of kosher seal of approval for the government's Israel criticism.

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Eldad BeckJune 3, 2019

Is the World Jewish Congress trying to compete with the New Israel Fund?

Ahead of a conference on anti-Semitism and racism in sports, the WJC has made the curious decision to emphasize racism and discrimination against Arabs in Israel.

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Eldad BeckIsrael HayomMay 20, 2019

Will it work in real life?

New German anti-BDS legislation now faces the real test: implementation.

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Eldad BeckIsrael HayomMay 16, 2019

Stop Israel-Poland ties from breaking down

Warsaw and Jerusalem have a lot to gain from maintaining a strong and stable relationship, and much to lose from giving in to populist forces.

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Ran ReznickIsrael HayomMay 15, 2019

Anti-vaxxer doctors put Israel at risk

The Israeli Health Ministry continues to put out small fires without addressing the big picture, which is going up in the flames of ignorance.

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Eldad BeckMay 1, 2019

It’s not just the ambassador, it’s France itself

Israel is their punching bag, like the Jews once were. And the more complicated the world becomes, the harder they hit.

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Eldad BeckApril 24, 2019

France breaks its silence on radical Islam

With the trauma of the Notre Dame Cathedral fire still fresh, the French daily “Le Monde” has dared to break its silence on radical Islam and report that France has seen a dramatic increase in anti-Christian attacks in recent years.

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Eldad BeckApril 23, 2019

Trump is using the weapon he knows best: economic sanctions

Preferring to avoid military options, he is using economic sanctions to bludgeon countries and regimes that pose a threat to U.S. interests.

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Israel Hayom

Eldad BeckApril 15, 2019

Mahmoud Abbas cannot take Israel to court

The court’s decision is perhaps one of the final nails in the coffin for a body that has been rapidly losing its international prestige.

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Israel Hayom

Boaz BismuthApril 12, 2019

Netanyahu’s fifth symphony: A condemnation of elitism

Israeli elites on the left find it hard, even in 2019, to accept the fact that they have lost power; they cling to investigations and Israel’s imaginary racism to excuse their entrenched opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu. And how their hypocrisy has grown since the last election—all of a sudden, they miss Menachem Begin.

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Israel Hayom

Eldad BeckFebruary 19, 2019

Gantz tried, and failed, to be Netanyahu

Benny Gantz’s appearance at the Munich Security Conference didn’t live up to the buzz his media people created.

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Israel Hayom

Eldad BeckFebruary 18, 2019

Israel’s foreign relations under attack

It’s easy to understand the frustration of the Poles: They took a substantial diplomatic risk when they agreed to host the Warsaw conference on Middle East security.

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Israel Hayom

Eldad BeckFebruary 5, 2019

Explain BDS to America

The Israeli election, which is heating up, must not distract us from a disturbing development that is gaining traction in the U.S. election: the battle by the radical left wing of the Democratic Party to legitimize the anti-Semitic boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.

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