Yesterday afternoon I got in touch with my onscreen self—ages ago, back when I thought I wanted to work on TV, I interned at KNBC—and covered a pro-Israel rally at the Federal Building in Westwood. Hundreds of teens from across Los Angeles were bused in; scores of adults also turned out. Watch the above video to see why.
The Jewish community must learn several important lessons from the civil rights movement if they want to end the occupation of US campuses by anti-Israel and antisemitic groups.
There are nearly 370,000 children in the U.S. foster care system, and nearly 3,800 in Israel; 18 children were added their number on Oct. 7..
When American flags are dismounted and set aflame, and a statue of George Washington has been outfitted in the full regalia of a jihadist outlaw, a clear message is being sent: We want to see Tel Aviv, and Tennessee, both burned to the ground.
Beyond the blatant double standard against Jews, scratch the surface of the campus rage and you’ll see a temper tantrum from whiny kids who are used to getting their way.
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