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Eitan Fischberger

Eitan Fischberger is an activist and veteran of the Israeli Air Force. Follow him on Twitter @EFischberger.

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Eitan FischbergerJune 9, 2021
They attack Jews online like they do in the streets
Facebook must stand steadfast in the face of an anti-Zionist, anti-Semitic campaign and ensure that Jews aren’t targeted by euphemisms and fancy wordplay.
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Eitan FischbergerSeptember 23, 2020
Amnesty International must translate words into action
Why the meek response when it comes to Tehran? And why go through all the work to write an 80-page report on Iranian human-rights violations just to urge a toothless inquiry?
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Eitan FischbergerJuly 3, 2020
Incitement? Hatred? Look no further than Israeli campuses
Problematic incidents directed at Jewish university groups and individuals are not led exclusively by students, but by academics as well.
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Eitan FischbergerJanuary 15, 2020
Anti-Semitism on the college campus is evolving
Anti-Zionist students will intensify intimidation towards their peers by not simply threatening to boycott pro-Israel students, but “undecided” ones, too. They’ll offer an ultimatum: join us or face social ostracization.
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Eitan FischbergerJanuary 3, 2020
The Israel Defense Forces cultivate moral values
Not only does their code of ethics aim to minimize collateral damage through a stringent “purity of arms” policy, but it also helps inculcate virtues in its servicemen and women, such as restraint, responsibility, discipline and the sanctity of human life.
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Eitan FischbergerDecember 6, 2019
In a world full of corruption and violence, Israeli democracy shines bright
The Jewish state has its fair share of problems, but what it has accomplished in the few years since establishing a perfectly imperfect little country is astonishing.
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Eitan FischbergerJune 21, 2019
Postmodernism and Israel: Fluidity of words has real-world implications
Any country with similar laws to the Jewish state would be considered democratic, yet only for Israel has democracy’s definition been altered. Is it a product of semantics or politics?
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