Tuesday, July 25, 2023

THE DAILY SYNDICATE

Biden officials sift through Herzog visit, judicial reform in video briefing   “It’s really important that the sides get together, that they talk, and that discussion should not be over,” said Terry Wolff, a senior National Security Council official.   Mike Wagenheim             analysis     Yaakov Lappin   IDF now must wait and see if reservists fulfill no-show threat   10,000 IDF and 1,142 IAF personnel declared prior to the passing of a key judicial reform bill that if it became law they would stop reporting for duty.       Israel rebukes Amman over harassment of religious Jews   Tourists have been denied entry because they carry tefillin, prayer shawls or holy books.   Etgar Lefkovits       African-American Christians seek to fulfill MLK’s dream in Israel   “We are fulfilling the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King to bring African Americans to Israel,” said Cathelean Steele, national project coordinator at the Atlanta-based Southern Christian Leadership Conference.   Etgar Lefkovits       Dov Hikind: ‘I’ve become very disillusioned with the Democratic Party’   The former New York state representative and Jewish leader shared his reasons for registering as a Republican.   Sergio Carmona       On Tisha B’Av, some ‘Eicha’ books wax poetic from candlelight use   "When I see wax stains it always sends a shiver down my spine," said Sharon Mintz, curator of Jewish art at the Jewish Theological Seminary Library.   Menachem Wecker   High Court ruling on reform law could trigger constitutional crisis   Israel is in uncharted territory as justices consider petitions against the amendment to Basic Law: The Judiciary.   Joshua Marks     High Court justices cut trip short to study petitions against reform law   The Movement for Quality Government claims the new law de facto abolishes the Israeli judiciary.             latest news           IDF thwarts Samaria attack; 3 Hamas terrorists killed           Netanyahu’s brother casts doubt on Biden’s mental fitness           AG asks Supreme Court to strike down Basic Law protecting prime minister           Israeli newspapers run black front-page ad after judicial reform vote           UTJ bill would make Torah study ‘core state value,’ enshrine draft exemptions           Israeli minister demands AG open probe into Barak’s ‘coup d’etat’           Moody’s maintains Israel’s credit rating post-vote on judicial reform           Israeli labor court orders doctors to end strike           Cohen prepares free-trade deal with Vietnam           Israel, Vietnam sign free-trade agreement           Children’s park evacuated as fires rip through Jerusalem foothills           Real Madrid opens Jerusalem soccer clinic           Lawsuit filed in Barcelona after mayor severs ties with Tel Aviv           Jews and Muslims gather to mark 28th anniversary of Srebrenica genocide           Biden named Jewish collector who bought Hunter’s art to prestigious role           Met Council receives $1 million in federal funding   David Swindle         Tisha B’Av online series takes viewers to sites of Jewish tragedies                   column     Eitan Fischberger   Iran’s cyber offensive   The American and Israeli people must not be exploited as pawns in covert political warfare.       Jerome M. Marcus Why there will be no civil war in Israel   Because the right never threatens to turn over the board and walk away from the game.       Alan Dershowitz Israel’s president delivered a message of hope   Americans should listen to the Israeli president, who loves America, rather than to Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez and others who disdain their own nation and those strongly allied with it.       Lyn Julius The distorted ‘nakba’ narrative   Comparisons to the Holocaust are misleading and appalling.       Eric Levine Progressive antisemites, say what you really think   Pramila Jayapal’s hatred of Israel is mainstream in the Democratic Party, but most progressives have learned not to get caught saying it out loud.       Eunice G. Pollack Cover-up, Biden’s farewell to antisemite Jesse Jackson   The president hailed the “counsel and wisdom” of a man who proclaimed, “Zionism is a poisonous weed that is choking Judaism.”       James Sinkinson President Biden attacks Israel over judicial reform, again   Biden’s meddling in internal Israeli politics is inappropriate and unwelcome.       Ariel Kahana Netanyahu’s next US challenge: Trump   Trump believes he has reasons to be mad at Israel, and specifically at Netanyahu, as well as at U.S. Jewish voters.       Daniel Greenfield Despite Biden’s pressure, Israel ends leftist judges’ rule   Judicial reform is not an attack on democracy, it's the downfall of a tyranny.

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