Monday, July 17, 2023

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

A decade into the shadow war in Syria, Israel still disrupting Tehran’s takeover efforts   But Iran and Hezbollah are still highly active in Syria—and elsewhere.   Yaakov Lappin       Hezbollah gearing up for showdown with Israel   The terrorist group aims to preserve its option of invading the Galilee.   Baruch Yedid       Spy vs. spy at the Israel Intelligence Heritage & Commemoration Center   Nestled in a corner of Ramat Hasharon, the IICC is one of the best kept secrets in Israel.   Judith Segaloff       Ramat Gan wine-shop owner battles city over rainbow Pride flags   "There’s an aggressive silencing of the Jewish voice in the public sphere,” the merchant's attorney said.   David Isaac   Herzog must tell Biden: You’re hurting Israel   When the Israeli president meets his counterpart this week, he should make it clear that the White House's boycott of Netanyahu runs against the very core of Biden's statement that he is a Zionist.   Ariel Kahana     Netanyahu: IDF refusals the real threat to democracy   Soldiers who refuse to serve endanger Israel's citizens and erode it, declared the prime minister.     Israeli youth learn little of Jabotinsky   Most young Jews share his core ideology.       Likud MK wins harassment case against left-wing activist   A left-wing protester who installed a barbed-wire fence in front of Danon's family home has pledged to no longer demonstrate near the residence.     Israel to protect archaeological sites in Judea and Samaria   Government budgets 120 million shekels to protect ancient heritage from Palestinian destruction.   Etgar Lefkovits     Is US visa waiver in danger?   Israel has met all eligibility requirements but tensions with the Biden administration may forestall admission.   Shirit Avitan Cohen       At New Jersey expo, Satmar Chassidim conduct business with purpose   The event, which drew thousands, featured significant technology, despite the community’s reputation for having a strained relationship with modernity.   Mike Wagenheim       London exhibit explores the ‘triumphant’ Jewish history of cricket   And the search for the “mystery” Jewish woman who started the BBC Test Match Special’s cake trend continues.   Georgia L. Gilholy           latest news           Hezbollah video simulates attack on Israeli military outpost           Hamas says it can’t pay salaries due to delay in Qatari aid           Palestinian stone-throwers injure four Israelis in Samaria           Israeli researcher initiated meeting with kidnappers in Iraq           Former PM Olmert calls to boycott Netanyahu government           Israeli drivers stop anti-reform ‘anarchists’ from blocking highway           Twitter users target Israel 38 times more than Iran           Israeli FM meets official from Muslim country with no diplomatic ties           Israel recognizes Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara           IDF appoints first-ever military attaché to Morocco           Israel moving forward with natural-gas exploration           92.4% of Israel’s beaches clean or very clean           Cycling legend explores Israel National Trail           Israeli U-20 basketball team falls to France in Euro final           In first phone call to Netanyahu in months, Biden offers US invitation           Herzog to meet Biden, address Congress on US visit           After calling Israel ‘racist state,’ Rep. Jayapal says ‘idea of Israel’ not racist           In 2023, 78 groups, states, organizations adopt IHRA antisemitism definition           Johnny Bench apologizes for ‘insensitive’ Jewish penny-pinching remark            Congressional Black-Jewish Caucus relaunches for another two years           Biden calls retiring Jesse Jackson, with long history of Jew-hatred, ‘man of God and of the people’   Menachem Wecker           FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF       Did RFK Jr. cross the line between unwise and antisemitic?   Though he may not have intended it, the Democratic candidate’s outrageous claim that the coronavirus was engineered to spare Jews invokes classic tropes of Jew-hatred.   Jonathan S. Tobin       OPINION             featured column     David Wurmser   Despite invite, Biden and Netanyahu on collision course   Why now? Among other things, the U.S. administration is losing its domestic footing on Iran.       Ayoob Kara Why Iran targeted the Israeli embassy in Baku   Iran is trying to make the Azerbaijanis afraid of maintaining their close relations with Israel.       Benjamin Kerstein The Oppenheimer irony   Israel should remind the Iranians that they are not the only ones who can become death, the destroyer of worlds.       Andrea Levin ‘Wall Street Journal’ flouts ethics with Israel child-killer charge   In its false claims that Israel killed five “children” in Jenin, the WSJ is doing the opposite of offering “a common set of verifiable facts” that contribute “to the greater good.”       A.J. Caschetta Israeli counterterrorism is not ‘arbitrary’   The U.N.’s “Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967” does not appear to understand the English language.       Eyal Zisser Nasrallah’s gamble has paid off, but it’s not too late to act   Israel's lack of response to the provocations is a mistake and the effort to bring about a diplomatic resolution is a joke. People like Nasrallah only understand force.       Barry Tigay ‘Apartheid’ psyops   Everything leftists don’t like is about race. Everyone they don’t like is a racist.       Jay Ruderman Israel honors all victims of antisemitism   The government has decided to memorialize Diaspora Jews who have been murdered in antisemitic attacks around the world.       JNS WIRE         Wire     Jews in the Diaspora aid their brethren in Ukraine through Chabad network     Ukraine Family Connection

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