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Make Peace Through Strength Great Again – The Hill
The American people elected Donald Trump as the 47th president in one of the most remarkable political comebacks in modern U.S. history.
The UN’s betrayal of Israel amid Iran’s proxy war
As Israel defends itself from Iran’s proxies, the UN’s calls for ceasefires and diplomacy ignore the reality of terror.
Columbia must send the pro-Hamas protestors a clear message
The intifada revolution has engulfed Columbia University. Just a week after a congressional hearing in which President Minouche Shafik
Failure to address antisemitism at George Washington University is a betrayal to students
Calls to destroy Israel throbbed outside the George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs last Thursday.
Anti-Israel faculty group adds fuel to a raging fire
It’s not safe to be a Jewish student at UC Berkeley.” That was the message a Jewish student delivered before the House of Representatives’ Education and the Workforce Committee last Thursday
In ‘Israelism,’ we saw distortion, demonization, and division – opinion
Israelism’s lens and language steer viewers away from reality and toward radicalism.
Campus antisemitism is at a generational crossroads – opinion
Jew hatred is never isolated. Jews have long been the canary in the coal mine, first to be attacked and last to be spared.
The Abraham Accords and a three-year harmony
The alignment of Rosh Hashanah and the three-year anniversary of the Abraham Accords epitomizes tikkun olam.
Now is not a time to project hate on campus
Jewish college students are dealing with attacks on Israel and harassment on their campuses. When will it stop?
