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David M. Weinberg

David M. Weinberg is vice president of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, jiss.org.il. His personal website is: davidmweinberg.com.

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David M. WeinbergIsrael HayomJune 20, 2022

The case of Jordan versus the Abraham Accords

Jordan is determined to put the historic agreements on ice in favor of Palestinian rejectionism, and it wants the U.S. to help.

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David M. WeinbergIsrael HayomJune 12, 2022

Why should Biden bother visiting the Mideast?

He should not come without a concrete agenda for confronting Iran.

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David M. WeinbergIsrael HayomMay 22, 2022

When the going gets tough

The tough get going. When Israel is under attack, its friends need to be more determined than ever to defend it.

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David M. WeinbergApril 11, 2021

The troubling US deflection of Israel’s concerns on Iran

Former President Barack Obama’s echo chamber is coming back in the service of President Joe Biden to put Israel on the defensive and validate another awful nuclear deal with Iran.

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David M. WeinbergJanuary 3, 2021

Yes, the peace with the Gulf states is real

The Emirati pursuit of peace with Israel is backed by a genuine discourse of religious moderation and broad-mindedness.

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David M. WeinbergDecember 23, 2020

What Dubai taught me about Israel

That this country is admired when it is strong and believing.

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David M. WeinbergOctober 26, 2020

Is there honor in saving Saeb Erekat?

Even if healed by Israeli doctors, the smarmy Palestinian propagandist will continue to slander Israel until his very last breath.

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David M. WeinbergJuly 13, 2020

The Beinart betrayal

Peter Beinart seeks to denude the Jewish state of its rightful place among the nations. He will fail.

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David M. WeinbergJuly 5, 2020

Myths about Israeli sovereignty

Critics say attaining sovereignty will undermine the peace process and ruin Israel’s reputation abroad, but these claims do not hold up to scrutiny.

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David M. WeinbergJune 30, 2020

Annexation is not apartheid

The settlement “enclaves” Israel’s sovereignty plan entails are the inexorable result of the laudable principle that no Palestinian or Israeli should be forced out of their home.

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David M. WeinbergJanuary 19, 2020

Israel’s role in the struggle against anti-Semitism

As raw anti-Semitism around the world has risen and morphed into virulent anti-Israel sentiment—making the two phenomena almost indistinguishable—the State of Israel has moved from indifference to active involvement in the struggle against such hate.

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David M. WeinbergDecember 16, 2019

Distortions in the fight against anti-Semitism

Partisanship, “progressive” politics, legal pretexts, anti-Israel sentiment and community divisions hamper the effort to combat surging Jew-hatred. The "fight" is also a distraction from even more urgent battles: keeping Jews Jewish and Israel safe.

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David M. WeinbergDecember 2, 2019

Transcendence in Hebron

From the leftist Israeli media, you would never know that tens of thousands of Jews celebrated Zionism in Hebron last weekend.

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David M. WeinbergNovember 27, 2019

Truth-telling to advance peace

By changing the discourse about settlements, the Trump administration is laying the groundwork for realistic negotiation.

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David M. WeinbergNovember 11, 2019

Pushing back against anti-Semitism in the West

This has been a depressing year with anti-Semitic and anti-Israel activity on the rise. Thankfully, Stephen Harper and others are there to defend Israel and the Jewish people.

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