Stephen M. Flatow – The Jewish Press

The mikvah was the latest in a series of discoveries in Israel during the past year, each of which contradicted the Arab propaganda narrative.

Erakat’s repeated Twitter refrain was “two states 1967 borders.” Was he being nuanced? Was he inviting a reply from Israelis? No, that was simply his position.

During his career in Middle Eastern foreign policy, he’s made mistakes that have had life-and-death consequences for Israel.

It’s interesting how, on many other occasions, major Jewish organizations have had no trouble identifying and denouncing such statements as bigotry.

Of course, if Israel had made several hundred Palestinian Arabs homeless, the usual suspects would howl.

Since when is "women's rights activism" a crime? Would Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir — herself the living embodiment of advocacy of women's rights — have authorized the deportation of a Palestinian woman for being a women's rights activist?

The United States doesn’t finance schools in Iran or North Korea. So why should it pay for those under the Palestinian Authority, which not only sponsors terrorists but spreads some of the most vicious anti-American propaganda in the world?

To this day, the PFLP is on the official U.S. list of terrorist groups. But for some reason, that hasn’t stopped the Biden administration from planning to resume U.S. financial assistance to the PA – even though the PFLP remains the PA’s second largest faction.

What should American Jews do? Turn to all our tried-and-true methods of lobbying and protest. And do it now—while there is still time.

There is no legal, historic or religious basis for the Zionist left’s campaign to stop Jews from buying land in Judea and Samaria.

Palestinian Arab murders of people of color in Israel is a subject you won’t hear very much about.

The Jerusalem Declaration’s extremely narrow wording effectively excuses most anti-Israel vitriol as being just “criticism of Israeli policies.”

Harris got the headline she wanted — the one she hopes will diffuse the controversy. The Jewish community will read that she "strongly disagrees" with the genocide slur. But the truth is that the VP has taken a bad situation and made it worse.

The fact that media outlets and advocacy groups employ essentially the same language is evidence of a mindset—the mindset of partisans who want to present a certain perspective, which they hope will influence public opinion.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) reversed course and announced that he officially withdrew support for the Israel Relations Normalization Act.

Palestinian Arab terrorism—from suicide bombings to potentially lethal rock-throwing—has become so commonplace over the years that many officials long ago grew weary of trying to get them to stop.

It seems that no matter what the Palestinian Authority says or does—no matter how viciously its representatives denounce America—the money to it keeps flowing.

The Palestinian Authority worships the terrorist who murdered Gail Rubin in the 1978 Coastal Road Massacre.

It has been indisputably clear from day one who the guilty parties are.

“Black September” was a fiction—so says the U.S. State Department.

The White House denies that Palestinian NGOs are connected to terrorism despite a mountain of evidence.

Even the party’s own officials admit that the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades is its “military arm.”

Palestinian Arabs have responded to Prime Minister Lapid’s offer of statehood with bullets, bombs and bloodshed.

Tom Friedman the Last Living Sweaterdouche

NY Times’ columnist believes it is his mission to heckle and harass the Israelis until they give in to Arab demands.

The opening words of Oslo I (signed in 1993) require the Palestinian leadership to "put an end to decades of confrontation and conflict."

Does the level of the Kinneret have anything to do with the prospects for peace in the Middle East? He’d like you to think that it does.

Diplomats and ex-diplomats have long demanded one-sided concessions from Israel that endanger its security.

Lod Mosaic, 1,700 years old, is the first official Israeli exhibition at the Louvre

Archeologists have turned up yet more evidence of the Jewish presence in the Holy Land.

The ‘cycle of violence’ lie won’t work this time, so watch the Palestinians’ supporters try to quickly change the subject.

147 Americans have been killed by Palestinian terrorists since 1968, but not one of the killers has stood before a U.S. court.

The New York Times has to bury the accords, because if it didn’t, it would have to admit that they failed.

The current U.S. administration does not want to be forced to either criticize the Palestinian Authority, something it is loath to do.

It’s deeply disturbing, but profoundly necessary, to reflect on the specific circumstances of the attack because of what they can teach us.

Achieving real peace with the Palestinian Arabs is so remote, not because of settlements or borders. It has everything to do with the widespread and deeply held attitudes that permeate the Palestinian Arab community.

Nothing could make clearer the danger of creating a Palestinian state.

A new poll has found that the overwhelming majority of Palestinian Authority Arabs support terrorism against Israel and regard terrorists as heroes. The question is why—and the answer is easy to find.

So what are the real reasons for Palestinian Arab terrorism?

To acknowledge the truth is to admit that it never gave up terrorism and that creating a Palestinian state won't bring peace.

If a racist government in the United States expelled African-Americans from some neighborhood, would it be reasonable for their white neighbors to just move in and take over their homes? Of course not. That’s called squatting.

Now, wouldn’t you suppose that those who are concerned about teenage Arab terrorists would be at least equally concerned about teenage Jewish victims of Arab terrorism? After all, caring about children from just one ethnic group and not another would be, well, racist.

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