Monday, December 19, 2022

Wishing you happy holidays, Happy Chanukah, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year! 









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Friday, December 9, 2022

HEADLINE FAIL, Wall Street Journal: “As Israel’s Left Suffers Defeat, So Does Two-State Solution,”  CAMERA response: https://www.camera.org/article/wall-street-journal-downplays-palestinian-rejectionism/

The Two-State Delusion (Turkish Policy Quarterly)

Syria camps: Relatives of Islamic State group 'stuck in limbo' (BBC) ''I didn't join IS, I was 10 years old"




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Friday, December 2, 2022

Does a a movie reviewer have a responsibility to let the audience know that a film is a complete work of fiction or that it includes such brutal themes it might incite the audience to violence? Here are comments from CAMERA on a Guardian review and another in the Washington Times on the new Netflix Jordanian film Farha. The events depicted just didn’t happen, and for the Guardian to promote these lies and the Times to call it a “coming-of-age” film, as if it were about a teenager dating boys in high school, is disgusting.

Farha: When the director admits that her true story is pure fiction (Israel Diaries)

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Women, Life, Freedom: A Discussion of the Current Events in Iran with JWI and JIMENA Webinar, Monday, Dec. 5, on Zoom https://www.jwi.org/calendar/jwijimenairan








UN resolution calls Israel's founding a 'catastrophe' (i24News) Israel's Abraham Accords ally the United Arab Emirates was one of the co-sponsors of the resolution
UN Condemns Israel 15 Times, Rest of World 13 (UN Watch) EU states have failed to introduce a single UNGA resolution this year on the human rights situation in China, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Cuba, Turkey, Pakistan, Vietnam, Algeria, or on 175 other countries.

Recommended reading: The Secret Apparatus: The Muslim Brotherhood's Industry of Death Hardcover: The world’s most dangerous terrorist group is not hiding in the caves of the Hindu Kush or in the Saharan wilderness—it operates inside the United States,


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Saturday, November 26, 2022

Greece pleased after EU Parliament’s call to annul Turkey-Libya MoU (Euractiv) EU lawmakers also demanded to end to all foreign interventions on Libyan territory, while asking Russia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates to withdraw troops from the country.



With the terrorist bombings in Jerusalem Wednesday morning being widely reported, you might have missed that on Tuesday, Palestinian terrorists entered a hospital and removed an Israeli teen wounded in a car accident. The young man, 17, was from Israel's Druze minority. His father, who was in the hospital room with him, said the terrorists disconnected him from hospital equipment and took him! See here and here

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Sunday, November 20, 2022

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Looking for a new book: "The Grey Lady Winked"  by Ashley Rindsberg

Regional nations urge U.S. to unfreeze Afghan assets:(VOA) meanwhile girls and women were just banned from using parks!


PA: Marrying 72 Virgins in Paradise is better than marrying in life and having a real family (PMW) This is what the PA expects parents to feel when their children are killed during their terror attacks


Sweden’s Espionage Scandal Raises Hard Questions on Spy Recruitment (Foreign Policy) Two Iranian-born brothers, one of whom has served as a Swedish intelligence officer, have been charged with spying for Russia for several years.

Spying on US citizens, residents, dissidents, reports in multiple papers and from Center for National Security: *Measures taken by the UAE also included the hiring of three former U.S. intelligence and military officials to help the UAE surveil dissidents, politicians, journalists, and U.S. companies. In public legal filings, U.S. prosecutors said the men helped the UAE break into computers in the U.S. and other countries. Last year, all three admitted in court to providing sophisticated hacking technology to the UAE, agreeing to surrender their security clearances and pay about $1.7 million to resolve criminal charges. Washington Post, The Guardian, The Hill *See also: Iran and China Use Private Detectives to Spy on Dissidents in America. New York Times


November is Mizrahi History Month
JIMENA Mizrahi guide book: 


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Friday, November 11, 2022

Egypt’s systemic greenwashing is sabotaging COP27 before it begins (Global Voices)




Media Silent on Hebron Mayor's Bounty for Slaughtered Dogs (CAMERA) After many dogs were tortured and killed in response to the 20 shekel offer by the mayor, a Palestinian group is offering 50 shekels to anyone who feeds or takes care of a stray dog. 
No normalization! PA honors fencers who refused to compete against Israelis (PMW) During the recent Asian Under 23 Fencing Championship, fencers from Kuwait refused to compete against Israeli opponents. The PA considered this an “awe-inspiring and noble position.” I


World Cup worker who died was 'suffering to survive'; no help from Qatar government (ESPN) independent reports state that the number of deaths among migrant workers could be as high as 6,500.





On Campus 
Israel in Higher Learning Institutions (Times of Israel Blog/Hussein Aboubakr) The prejudice against Israel in higher education institutions has been so widespread and pervasive that hardly a week goes by without news reports about anti-Israel and antisemitic incidents on campuses. 
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Sunday, November 6, 2022

Lot's of coverage about new govt. in Israel. Based on the coverage, you might be fooled into thinking the papers had something positive to say about the previous govt (before now). Not a word in today's NYTimes about the rockets fired at central Israel by Islamic Jihad in Gaza yesterday. Censoring news about terror does not make it go away, it only keeps the readers from understanding Israel. AP/NYT/LAT/WSJ etc. bemoan the rightward shift of the Israeli electorate and credits this to a rise in feelings of “Jewish supremacy,” while ignoring the increase in Palestinian attacks on Israelis, Palestinian rejection of multiple proposals that would have led to the establishment of the first-ever-to-exist Arab State of Palestine, the anti-Jewish rhetoric that spews from Palestinian mosques, schoolrooms, and media outlets, the PA’s “pay for slay” program, and Hamas’ firing missiles at Jerusalem when Israeli security forces dare to try to stop Palestinians’ hurling rocks and fireworks from the Al-Aqsa courtyard at Jews’ praying at the Western Wall. See related story on Thomas Friedman from JNS here.

Report from the Tehran Protests (London Review of Books-UK)




File these under #HeadlineFails
*Just 7% of Arab-Israelis consider themselves to be Palestinians, yet The New York Times headline: Palestinian Citizens of Israel Debate Whether It's Worth Voting. 
*A Hebron Hatchet Job: Three Ways The Media Misreported Israel’s Latest Terror Atrocity (Honest Reporting)  Saturday’s shooting was the latest in a string of deadly attacks targeting Israeli civilians and soldiers — Hanania became the third casualty in just three weeks. Yet this is how the Associated Press (AP), a global news institution with 1,300 clients such as The Washington Post, ABC News, and Fox News, framed the story: Palestinian gunman, Israeli man, dead in West Bank Attack. 

Wondering what Kyrie Irving was promoting? “Wakeup Black America” a revisionist historical portrayal of Jews as controlling the African slave trade. It is not only false but inflammatory and can lead to violence. 
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Friday, October 28, 2022



Myths about the "Historic" Israel-Lebanon Maritime Border Agreement  (Hudson Institute)  The agreement will not make Lebanon less dependent on Iran. Lebanon is controlled by Hizbullah, which is controlled by Iran
How the Israel-Lebanon Maritime Deal Impacts Hizbullah's Resistance Narrative  (War on the Rocks)  in response to the maritime border deal, Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah said, "We do not have any problem with the agreement with Israel." He didn't say "occupied Palestine" or the "enemy state." For many Lebanese, this indicates a major shift in narrative and strategy.


What makes this ridiculous is that there is no mention of the increased terror attacks on Israelis. It is like reporting on those arrested during a crime surge and saying there have been a record number of arrests without saying that there is a crime surge, On Palestinians' Deadliest Day, CNN Protects the Lions Den (CAMERA) CNN is highly diligent about tracking the most deadly days for Palestinians. Unfortunately, the Wall Street Journal does the same thing here

Qataris, Pro-Qatar Twitter Users Launch Campaign Condemning Denmark For Planning To Highlight Qatar’s Human Rights Violations During FIFA World Cup (MEMRI) See also: https://www.boomlive.in/explainers/fifa-world-cup-2022-qatar-denmark-jersey-protest-kit-hummel-19445

Turkish court orders detention of medical group head over ‘terrorist propaganda’ charges (Reuters) she objected to Turkey's use of chemical weapons against the Kurds

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Friday, October 21, 2022

On Amnesty’s Antisemitic ‘Apartheid’ Report (Fathom) long but informative, worth the time


PA Attacks on Palestinians  (Middle East Monitor-UK)



Retired U.S. Generals, Admirals Take Top Jobs with Saudi Crown Prince (Washington Post)  More than 500 retired U.S. military personnel, including scores of generals and admirals, have reportedly taken lucrative jobs since 2015 working for Saudi Arabia.


US Ratchets Up Pressure on Turkey Over Ties With Russia (Bloomberg)

UK Owns Land in Jerusalem Earmarked for Future Embassy  (Middle East Eye-UK)


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In today's New York Times: Israel and Lebanon Reach Landmark Maritime Agreement, The subheading states the deal will avert a conflict, but fails to mention who was initiating it. Dozens of Hezbollah threats to attack Israel over the past months which affected Israeli life, were shrunk into 2 sentences.

A Cruel Death in Hebron (New York Times)

Why Global Boycott Campaigns Against Israel Are Antisemitic (Jewish Journal) See also this horrendous piece that appeared in the Wellesley student newspaper. At least the administration condemned their antisemitism; however, they didn't take any disciplinary action.

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