Binyamin Netanyahu, Gilad Erdan -c'est moi, ze ani, ze anachnu
Read Phyllis Chesler's words to the pro-Israel demonstrators in New York yesterday.
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Jews, never give up!
In every generation, they rise against us, but in a generation where everyone seems to be rising against us, what must we do?
9/11 and the New Antisemitism
9/11 has continued, it is still happening; it is not over yet. And antisemitism has been rejuvenated. Who would have thought? Op-ed.
Our eternal battle for Zion
Jew-hatred is racist, irrational and homicidal.Jews neither provoke nor deserve.It is the only acceptable prejudice of anti-racists. Op-ed.
Women who fan the flames of hatred
Often it’s nothing but word salad—a stringing together of propagandized soundbites to elicit cheers, applause and return engagements.Op-ed.
The beautiful people at Cannes
The people may be beautiful but the history they are glossing over is less so. Op-ed.
I am still shocked by the New York Times
If anything, the Gray Lady’s coverage is even more skewed, blatant, committed to viewing Israeli self-defense as heinous aggression. Op-ed
Lawsuits are key to fighting Antisemitism
The push to get antisemitism/anti-Zionism under the concepts of national origin or ethnicity, both protected classes, is crucial. Op-ed..
How a Holocaust happens
Remembering the Holocaust may allow us the consolation of assuming that the "worst" has already happened. Alas, this may not be true.Op-ed.
Cognitive War in Israel
The story of anti-Zionism is filled with Israelis who thought that hasbara—propaganda—was unimportant. Have they learned? Op-ed.
Questions without answers
Do Israel’s protesters understand the damage they have done to the state? Op-ed.
Israeli protesters, I can no longer keep silent
Do you not see that you are tearing the country apart? Or do you not care? Op-ed.
No one wants to hear this
Propaganda, has now succeeded in turning what seems to be the entire world against the Jews and Jewish Israel. Warnings were ignored. Op-ed.
'The carriage held but just ourselves — and immortality.'
Natural disaster in Turkey, diminishing number of friends as one ages - our personal world's losses are paralleled by the world's. Op-ed.
The New York Times’ Orwellian obsession with Israel
The Jewish state and Judaism received disproportionate negative coverage throughout 2022. Op-ed.
An American college student: Problems, real and Imagined
An American college classroom opens a window through which we can see what is happening to American youth. Op-ed.
The history of the media intifada against Israel
How a war of lies and language endangers not only the Jewish state, but the West itself, in a new book by historian Richard Landes. Op-ed.
Staying or leaving: A matter of life and death
Can we learn from Freud about why Jews overstay our welcome or believe that if assimilated enough we will be spared antisemitism? Op-ed.
Why haven't Linda Sarsour, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib mentioned Iran's hijab protests?
When will these high-profile professional defenders of Muslims decide that Muslim women are also worthy of defending? Op-ed.
Insidious propaganda, a tablespoon at a time
It is a steady, low-key diet of info-bits that are meant to normalize the larger lies. The New York Times does this brilliantly. Op-ed.
A hometown reverie - a day in Borough Park
My childhood neighborhood has changed completely - and I like it. It is like entering a live story by a great Yiddish writer. Op-ed.
'Jewish Lives Matter': Human Rights and Anti-Semitism by Fiamma Nirenstein
Fiamma Nirenstein's new book cries out against the global cognitive war and Blood Libels in the name of "human rights" against Israel.Op-ed.
Finally meeting Meena: The culmination of a year of rescuing Afghan women
Last August, I did not know whether Meena had made it to the airport, whether she was alive or dead. Report.
An expatriate professor in New Zealand
He 'lived 'down under' but Norman is the only one (besides me) who remembered the store on 13th and 43rd 'which sold charlotte russe.Op-ed.
#Not all men are mass shooters
But all mass shooters in the US so far this year have been male.Is there any way we can intervene long before a mass shooting occurs? Op-ed.
How many names of journalists killed in war zones do you know?
Most people can name one—and only one such journalist, out of 2658 killed 1990-2020. There is a name for that selective attention. Opinion.
Big Lies, Blood Libels, and anti-Zionist narrative
A day in the cognitive war against the Jews, perhaps the hottest war, one which will determine the outcome of much else.Op-ed
Nostalgia for the slaughterhouse
JTA was positive, but a film about the making of Fiddler on the Roof has me wondering at the idealization a past that wasn’t very nice.Op-ed
The politics of the lentil in the New York Times
The lowly lentil is now on the list of foods Israel is said to have appropriated from the Palestinian Arabs..Esau would be surprised.Op-ed.
Lutsk, Meyn Shtetele Lutsk
Many Jews still live in Ukraine, but for the life of me, I cannot understand why. Op-ed.
"Woman" not mentioned once at Barnard’s Feminist Conference opening panel
Pseudofeminist speakers used language meant to dominate and silence, and of course,Palestinian Arab issues were part of the discourse.Op-ed
The other pandemic
It is a virus of sorts and it is certainly pandemic. Israel-Palestine is everywhere,often used to redeem an otherwise pedestrian work.Op-ed.
Aafia Siddiqui and the misguided support for Women of Jihad
Is being a Jew and US hater part of feminist war on misogyny? Does it change how Muslim women are abused in Pakistan and Afghanistan? Op-ed.
Who is steering America's ship of state?
A Jihadist walks into a temple, takes hostages in order to free a known Jew hater and Jihadist and it has nothing to do with the Jews? Op-ed
The celebs condemning Harry Potter and his mother
A strange correlation between persecuting Harry Potter author Rowling and the pro-Trans, pro-'Palestine' and anti-Israel community. Op-ed.
The Eternal Life of Blood Libels against the Jews
This cannot end well; at least, it never has. Op-ed.
A season of never-ending discontent
Are we ever going to be free of this Wuhan whirlwind? Op-ed.
Winter is coming to Afghanistan
Heroic Afghan women and the doctors and global civilians helping them. Op-ed.
Free as a Jew
Harvard Yiddish Prof. Ruth R. Wisse’s new memoir is sharp, examined, and a more urgent read than ever Review.
Taliban closes in on desperate Afghan women
The Taliban have been hunting house by house for known women's rights activists. Suddenly, a woman disappears and is never seen again.Op-ed.
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