Thursday, July 13, 2023
THE DAILY SYNDICATE
Benjamin Netanyahu caught between Washington and Beijing
Democrats and Republicans alike agree China is enemy No. 1.
Amichai Stein
Protest movement fails Netanyahu’s ‘reasonableness’ test
If the country was so aghast about judicial reform just two months ago, why are the current protests drastically smaller?
Alex Traiman
PA chief Abbas pays rare visit to Jenin
The visit marks Abbas's second official trip to the Samaria city since being elected chairman of the P.A. 18 years ago.
Who’s looking out for Israel’s cultural heritage?
The majority of Israel's significant cultural sites are lesser known, fascinating spots that, like Beit Yellin, fill in the gaps of our understanding of what it took to establish a thriving Jewish state.
Judy Lash Balint
Gallant nixes bill barring return of terrorist remains
The bill, sponsored by Likud MK Eliyahu Revivo, was withdrawn after Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned it could be detrimental to Israel's security .
Amir Ettinger
Leo Dee urges end to PA funding, Palestinian chance to work in Israel
The rabbi, who lost his wife and two teenage daughters in a Palestinian terror attack, has urged unity in the wake of the tragedy.
Etgar Lefkovits
Cycling ‘peace race’ to be held in Israel, Bahrain and UAE
The three-stage race is backed by the Union Cycliste Internationale.
Etgar Lefkovits
Oshra Yosef-Friedman fights for Israeli women, Ethiopian immigrants
Yosef-Friedman holds one of the most senior Israeli government positions of any Ethiopian Israeli.
Bradley Martin
latest news
Hezbollah demands all border disputes be opened for discussion
Baruch Yedid
IDF thwarts Hezbollah attempt to damage border fence
Six Palestinian terrorists charged for series of attacks
Israeli soldier, policeman lightly injured in Turmus Aya clashes
Netanyahu chairs committee on Arab sector affairs
Levin: ‘Extreme progressive values’ in top court’s veto of visa adherence law
Israel working to avoid blackouts, wildfires amid extreme heat
Israel ‘unaware’ of any US decision to re-evaluate special bond
Otzma Yehudit’s Kroyzer elected to sit on key judicial panel
Israeli defense minister makes official visit to Azerbaijan
Israeli foreign minister begins diplomatic tour of southern Europe
UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis knighted in Windsor Castle ceremony
Refuting Thomas Friedman column, State Department says no US-Israel ‘formal reassessment’
Ilhan Omar mocked for plan to boycott Herzog address to Congress
DeSantis blasts Biden over Netanyahu snub
Georgia, Tennessee law-enforcement delegation visits Israel
Feds file charges against Biden corruption witness Gal Luft
Senators demand US administration reverse ‘antisemitic Israel boycott’
Federations ‘grateful’ to House for antisemitism envoy budget increase to $2.5m
Menachem Wecker
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter has personality disorder, expert testifies
OPINION
featured column
Jonathan S. Tobin
Herzog’s duty is to stand with Israel’s elected government
A Biden “reassessment” of the alliance with Israel timed to next week’s visit won’t happen. But if the Israeli president publicly distances himself from Netanyahu, then it will be a betrayal of his office.
column
Caroline B. Glick
Israel must respond forcefully to Hezbollah aggression
Whatever the consequences of showing strength to an aggressor, it will be better to do so than for Israel to display weakness to Hezbollah.
Erez Levanoni
The old elite vs. judicial reform
A strategy of dominating unelected institutions can only work for so long.
Naomi Linder Kahn
Israel must enforce its own laws
Without law, there is chaos, which threatens the Jewish people’s sovereignty over the Land of Israel itself.
Sabrina Soffer
Pro-Israel advocacy must include Arab Israelis
Partnerships between Arabs and Jews are both possible and essential.
Clifford D. May
Iran’s shadow war
Israelis are defending themselves against Tehran’s foreign legions
Vladimir Khanin
The Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora and the war in Ukraine
The political and public discourse of “Russian Israel” has every chance of taking hold in the RSJ diaspora as a whole.
Gilead Ini
Another ‘New York Times’ ode to Palestinian violence
Only in a world of euphemisms and deceit—the space beneath Tareq Barconi’s byline and the Times logo—is terror as a right and fighting it wrong
Sarah N. Stern
Questions about the Malley affair
Who was the Biden administration trying to protect?
Rabbi Yossy Goldman
‘Miklat,’ refuge, sanctuary
There must be more to a “miklat” than a bomb shelter.
JNS TV
WATCH
Interview with Departing US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides
Adam Bellos
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