Deciphering delegitimization by Martin Sherman
Rolling back the decades of distortion, deception and delusion that have become entrenched in the collective international consciousness will be a Herculean task. But the immensity of the task cannot diminish the imperative of its implementation. ...
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Iran Defends Its Election As Chair Of UN Conference On Disarmament As U.S. Announces Boycott by Louis Charbonneau
"This makes a mockery of disarmament issues, and the world's sincere desire to make progress," he said. "In Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and elsewhere, the regime is working directly against global disarmament goals and subverting the fundamental principles of this committee." ...
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From al Durah to Badawi: Lethal journalism and Palestinian Propaganda’s Manufacturing of Consent by Philippe Assouline
But when the French court ordered France 2 to produce the unedited reels used by Enderlin in his report, things rapidly unraveled for the accusers. In the footage, after Enderlin had declared Al Durah dead, the boy miraculously moves his body, lifts his arm and looks out. Instead of gun battles, the footage showed Palestinian participants faking injuries, staging and choreographing "battle" scenes in full view of dozens of reporters from leading news agencies -- all as children wander in front of the Israeli position, unperturbed. The Al Durah story -- the trigger for an explosion of violence and suffering -- was a lie. "You know, it's always like that" and "oh, they do that all the time," France 2 officials and Enderlin are reported to have said when confronted with the staged "news". ...
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Boycott Israel? Good Grief by Michael Ordman
Dear BDS member. By boycotting Israeli treatments and research you will cause the deaths of millions of children from Hepatitis B because they couldn’t have SciGen’s Sci-B-Vac only third-generation Hep B virus vaccine. You would have to destroy the research by Hadassah Medical Organization that located the gene that causes recurrent life-threatening infections and bone marrow failure in children. The babies born deformed and blind from ectodermal dysplasia cannot touch the gene therapy that Israel’s Technion has developed. ...
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Iran Defends Its Election As Chair Of UN Conference On Disarmament As U.S. Announces Boycott by Louis Charbonneau
"This makes a mockery of disarmament issues, and the world's sincere desire to make progress," he said. "In Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and elsewhere, the regime is working directly against global disarmament goals and subverting the fundamental principles of this committee." ...
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From al Durah to Badawi: Lethal journalism and Palestinian Propaganda’s Manufacturing of Consent by Philippe Assouline
But when the French court ordered France 2 to produce the unedited reels used by Enderlin in his report, things rapidly unraveled for the accusers. In the footage, after Enderlin had declared Al Durah dead, the boy miraculously moves his body, lifts his arm and looks out. Instead of gun battles, the footage showed Palestinian participants faking injuries, staging and choreographing "battle" scenes in full view of dozens of reporters from leading news agencies -- all as children wander in front of the Israeli position, unperturbed. The Al Durah story -- the trigger for an explosion of violence and suffering -- was a lie. "You know, it's always like that" and "oh, they do that all the time," France 2 officials and Enderlin are reported to have said when confronted with the staged "news". ...
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Stuart Rees attacks Julia Gillard on 'populist' gesture by Christian Kerr
SYDNEY Peace Foundation head Stuart Rees has lashed out at Julia Gillard for signing the London Declaration on Combating Anti-Semitism, calling the gesture "childish, thoughtless but easily populist". ...
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Reality ignored in rush to judgment on 'apartheid' Israel by Bruce Loudon
But comparisons between South Africa then, and Israel now, are neither fair nor sustainable. And they certainly do not accord with reality.
The two situations are vastly different, and it is a pity people such as Hawking allow themselves to be persuaded otherwise. ...
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Strange way to promote peace by Editorial
THE Sydney Peace Foundation's stated purpose is "to promote universal human rights and peace with justice" as the building blocks of any civil society. Foundation chairman Stuart Rees, however, has cast a cloud over the organisation's bona fides by dismissing the London Declaration on Combating Anti-Semitism as "childish, thoughtless but easily populist". His condemnation of Julia Gillard and opposition education spokesman Christopher Pyne for "cowardice" in signing it almost beggars belief. ...
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Stephen Hawking Rejects the Zionism of Einstein by Shmuley Boteach
Perhaps it's because Hawking believes the demonstrably false lie that Israel is an apartheid state. But then a scientist like Hawking would check facts before he would embrace such fraudulence and could easily discover that Arabs serve in the Israel Knesset – where they freely and regularly disagree with Israel – as well as the Israeli Supreme Court, the civil service, and every other area of Israeli lif ...
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BBC whitewashes Islamist antisemitism with semantics by Staff writer
Paper shuffling to bury the complaint ...
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BBC whitewashes Islamist antisemitism with semantics by Staff writer
Paper shuffling to bury the complaint ...
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The Church of Scotland’s War on Judaism by Ben Cohen
At the beginning of May, the Church of Scotland published a document entitled “The Inheritance of Abraham? A Report on the ‘Promised Land.’” Now, doing what I do, I spend a great deal of time reviewing anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic literature, and I like to think that I am passed being shocked.... ...
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Successes and Failures of the BDS Campaign by Adam Shay
The counter-effort often adopted by Israelis and Israel-supporters of engaging these operatives and attempting to debate, explain, and hopefully reach some sort of resolution, is usually counter-productive and may achieve the exact opposite effect. Arguing with BDS operatives online merely generates more exposure for their cause. ...
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The Benghazi Lie by Mark Steyn
A failure of character of this magnitude corrodes the integrity of the state... and rings a warning bell for Jews who trust in allies ...
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The Benghazi Lie by Mark Steyn
A failure of character of this magnitude corrodes the integrity of the state... and rings a warning bell for Jews who trust in allies ...
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American Professor Who Hates America Stabbed in Cairo by Muslim Who Also Hates America by Daniel Greenfield
Sometimes poetic justice is very poetic. Other times it’s ironic. And sometimes it’s a teachable moment about the folly of appeasement. ...
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Why are Human Rights Organizations Silent About Arab and Muslim Anti-Semitism? by Elder of Ziyon
While they condemn anti-semitism in Western countries, I cannot find a single mention of the phrases “Arab anti-semitism” or “Muslim anti-semitism” on either of their sites. Their typical mentions of antisemitism are usually together with Islamophobia. ...
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Why are Human Rights Organizations Silent About Arab and Muslim Anti-Semitism? by Elder of Ziyon
While they condemn anti-semitism in Western countries, I cannot find a single mention of the phrases “Arab anti-semitism” or “Muslim anti-semitism” on either of their sites. Their typical mentions of antisemitism are usually together with Islamophobia. ...
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Obamastan by Melanie Phillips
Fort Hood, Benghazi, the Boston bombings, Iran/Syria, Israel. The pattern is unmistakeable; the danger to America is exponentially increasing; the scandal is deepening into something nearer to a national crisis. ...
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Why Muslims Must Hate Jews by Nonie Darwish
Recently, a Pakistani religious leader, Pirzada Muhammad Raza Saqib Mustafai, said: "When the Jews are wiped out ... the sun of peace [will] begin to rise on the entire world." ...
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Why are Human Rights Organizations Silent About Arab and Muslim Anti-Semitism? by Elder of Ziyon
While they condemn anti-semitism in Western countries, I cannot find a single mention of the phrases “Arab anti-semitism” or “Muslim anti-semitism” on either of their sites. Their typical mentions of antisemitism are usually together with Islamophobia. ...
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Demise of the anti Israel card by Barry Rubin
Bashing Israel has become fashionable in many Western circles, but in the Middle East it doesn't work anymore. ...
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While Jerusalem Day Is Celebrated, Archaeological Discoveries Reveal City’s Layers by Judy Lash Balint
“When I look down from the street in front of the Chabad building several levels above the site, those old walls are the most exciting thing I see,” Selevan tells JNS.org. “There’s no question they’re from First Temple times.” Seals from the Temple were found nearby. The walls, according to some archeologists, are from homes that were abandoned but not destroyed by the Roman onslaught on Jerusalem in 70 C.E. ...
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Demise of the anti Israel card by Barry Rubin
Bashing Israel has become fashionable in many Western circles, but in the Middle East it doesn't work anymore. ...
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While Jerusalem Day Is Celebrated, Archaeological Discoveries Reveal City’s Layers by Judy Lash Balint
“When I look down from the street in front of the Chabad building several levels above the site, those old walls are the most exciting thing I see,” Selevan tells JNS.org. “There’s no question they’re from First Temple times.” Seals from the Temple were found nearby. The walls, according to some archeologists, are from homes that were abandoned but not destroyed by the Roman onslaught on Jerusalem in 70 C.E. ...
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