Arab Accountability is Missing. But What About the Israeli One?
Arab scholars from the Paris-based think tank Arab Reform Initiative lamented the fact that the term “accountability” does not have a clear single equivalent in Arabic.
Arab scholars from the Paris-based think tank Arab Reform Initiative lamented the fact that the term “accountability” does not have a clear single equivalent in Arabic.
For the first time since the founding of the experiment in Jewish nationalism, the events that have unfolded in Israel raise questions about the “Zionist dream” and the capacity of the Jewish State to meet the security requirements of its citizens.
Biden’s advisers perceive young voters as being so shallow and uninformed that they will choose their candidate based on whatever image they happen to see on Instagram the day before they vote.
In the real world, chanting in support [of] “more Intifadas” means calling for more suicide bombings, shootings, and stabbings of Jews.
We need to replace DEI with a model that values diversity in its true form, as a mosaic of varied and personal histories from all walks of life.
Israeli parents must have full confidence that their children will never be kidnapped, mutilated, burnt alive or raped in their own bedrooms by Palestinian terrorists. Everything else is secondary…
Israel (and the Jewish people in general) seem to be losing the PR War. To that end, I would like to propose three ideas we should all keep in mind whenever we speak about the situation.
The National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) made two statements about the war in Gaza, neither of which mentioned the targeted attacks on women by Hamas despite indisputable evidence of sexual abuse and torture. The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition responded with an open letter.
Why do we as a society continue to kill to demonstrate our disdain for murder?
If you are truly trying to apply fair moral standards to Israel’s conduct in war, however, you must, in the words of my high school math teacher, “show your work.”