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In a recent opinion piece for the LA Times, Palestinian journalist Daoud Kuttab takes umbrage with New York congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s assertion that

While war is still raging in Gaza following Hamas’ brutal Oct. 7 attack on Israel, it nonetheless arguably offers an opportunity for a profound shift in the modalities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which looked unlikely in the period preceding the war. Based on analysis of several examples from the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, this article asserts that in order to seize the opportunity, both sides will need legitimate leaderships that enjoy international support and are ...

The Palestinian Authority, like Hamas, seeks the utter demise of the State of Israel, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 

Vox is the heir of Francoism, a regime that identified working-class opposition with a “Judaic-Bolshevik conspiracy” and was allied to Hitler’s Nazi Germany that exterminated 6 million Jews.

DAVID ISAAC (December 6, 2023 / JNS) Leaders of communities in Judea and Samaria criticized America’s new “visa restriction policy” targeting “extremist settlers” who engage in violent acts against Arabs in the region. “In the spirit of being ‘fair and balanced,’ the world’s superpower today decided to impose sanctions on a handful of people,” Gush […]

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The October 7 operation was an unexpected blow to Israel, uncovering the significant shortcomings in the Israeli political leadership, military, and intelligence systems. It was not only due to the element of surprise, which Hamas effectively utilized, but also because of the advanced military capabilities of the seven leading brigades in the region, particularly the Qassam Brigades, Hamas's armed wing.

Israel's war in Gaza could finish by February, officials speculate • 559 soldiers wounded in Gaza since IDF's invasion began; 1,600 wounded since October 7

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