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The key to understanding Hamas It is an ideological organization. Its Covenant spells out the ideology. (May 20, 2021 / JNS) U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has just warned against “this false equivalence between a terrorist group—Hamas—that is indiscriminately launching rockets at civilians and Israel, which is responding to those attacks.” Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has so far prevented the U.N. Security Council from demanding an immediate Hamas-Israel ceasefire. Israel is using the time to try to restore its deterrence by inflicting costs on Hamas and limiting the terror...

Open search Rockets are fired by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas from Gaza City towards Israel (Photo by Mohammed Talatene/picture alliance via Getty Images) (Photo by Mohammed Talatene/picture alliance via Getty Images) The Key To Understanding Hamas Secretary of State Antony Blinken has just warned against “this false equivalence between a terrorist group — Hamas — that is indiscriminately launching rockets at civilians and Israel, which is responding to those attacks.” Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has so far prevented the United Nations Security Council from d...

Before the vote. >> america will put our embas nejerusalem. no vote in the united nations will make any difference on that. this vote am make a difference on how americans look at the un. and on how we look at countries who disrespect us in the un. and this vote will be remembered. >> amen. >> good for her. >> the un may be should take a lock what the risk is to them. to condition to slam the united states when it is not just about the funding we give the un8 billion dollars a year more than all the other countries combined. we are the ones in the world who promote peace rather than the un. th...

They tend to create facts on the ground which make it hard to negotiate for that piece of land according to resolutions 242 and 338. if you create facts on the ground there is nothing really left to discuss about trading land for peace. and so i don't think there is anything unusual about this. i think that a two-state solution is the only real solution to the arab -- to the israeli/palestinian problem. without a two-state solution, if it's just a one-state solution, i don't see how israel can maintain both her democratic character and her jewish character because the demographics are such tha...

Here next hour? >> we will hear almost nothing of substance. just a reiteration of what has been standing u.s. policy over the past 20 years. this speech is an exercise in ego, nothing more. what is significant is the u.n. vote because that represents a dramatic and problematic change in u.s. policy towards the israeli/palestinian problem. >> let's talk about that. because that continues to be a major point of contention. the white house insisting that this is not a sharp departure from previous policy. but many, including yourself, say it obviously is. explain how it is. >> certainly. there's...