Compiled by Dr Robert Sklaroff

{These musings are not provided in any particular sequence.}

U.K. Warned Anti-Semitism Being Normalized on College Campuses

J Street Chapters Aiding BDS Campaigns on Campuses by Fueling anti-Israel climate through lobbying and activism

Counterpointing such Jew-hatred that envelopes campuses is the type of Muslim speakers who dominate [Muslim cleric who advocates wife-beating, stoning, hatred for non-Muslims speaks at St. John’s University] and the type of education these professors provide [UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT: MUSLIM PROF MADE STUDENTS PRAISE ALLAH BEFORE ENTERING OFFICE; and CHRISTIAN STUDENT WAS FORCED TO WRITE ISLAMIC CONVERSION CREED APPEALS CASE TO SUPREME COURT].

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R. Fischer. I couldn’t be more strongly opposed to this mass trip to Uman. But this year, I found that I could be even more strongly opposed.

By Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer, INN

I have always been strongly opposed to the mass exodus from Israel to mark Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur in Uman. For years I have published my feelings on the matter. In normal years, the mass exodus is wrong on many levels. In no particular order:

1. Men leave their wives and families for Rosh Hashannah? For Yom Kippur? Where does this come from? A family, if at all possible, should spend the High Holidays together. The father should be on site for the children to observe and to learn from him and how he conducts himself on such a day of awe. Even on a regular Shabbat, a husband should eat his meal with his wife and children. OK, sometimes there is an emergency and someone has to be away on business. OK. But that is not Uman.

Yes, I know that Rabbi Nachman told his followers to come to his grave to pray, but the Ra’avan (Rabbi Avraham ben Nachman)’s closest talmid, Rabbi Levi Yitschak Bender, said in a Yiddish recording that Rabbi Nachman’s words were not intended for those in Eretz Yisrael (the informationis from a Hebrew article).
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Following the ceasefire agreement with Hamas, the Israeli military reveals it struck 35 weapons factories and 30 underground sites, dealing a “significant blow” to the terror organization.

JNS

Israeli firefighters battling the damage caused by Hamas arson attacks. Source: Twitter/IDF.

(September 2, 2020 / JNS) The Israel Defense Forces struck some 100 Hamas targets in August in response to a wave of terrorism from the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military said on Tuesday.

Following Monday’s announcement of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas—whereby the terrorist organization agreed to halt arson and rocket attacks, as well as border riots, in exchange for an easing of border and fishing-zone restrictions—the IDF released a list of the retaliatory actions it took over the past few weeks.

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Normalization between Israel and the United Arab Emirates has created a dilemma for PA leader Mahmoud Abbas, who since 2012 has gone against the school of thought that forbids non-Palestinian Muslims from visiting Jerusalem.

By Nadav Shragai, ISRAEL HAYOM

Protesters on the Temple Mount burn pictures of the Emirai leader after the deal to normalize with Israel was announced | File photo: Reuters

The huge signs waved only days ago on the Temple Mount calling Emirati Crown Prince Mohammed Ben Zayed a “traitor,” the pictures of the Emirati leader that were burned and the UAE flags that were trampled outside the Dome of the Rock don’t seem to be a good sign for Jared Kushner’s religious peace vision, a story that has slipped under the radar amid all the coverage of Israeli-Emirati normalization.

The fatwa published last week by Palestinian Authority Mufti Sheikh Mohammad Hussein, which forbids Muslims who travel through the UAE from praying at Al-Aqsa Mosque, does not fit in with American expectations.

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Baltimore private school founded by Jews reportedly revamping curriculum in response to pressure campaign by BLM activists.

ARUTZ SHEVA

Baltimore, Maryland

An elite private school in Baltimore founded by Jews is revamping its curriculum in response to a pressure campaign by Black Lives Matter activists demanding an examination of the school’s “wealth hoarding” and “tolerance of Zionism”, The Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday.

According to the report, BLM activists’ latest academic target is Baltimore’s Park School, which was founded in 1912 by Jews who were barred entry into the city’s existing private schools.

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Dr. Kedar: Arab Muslim Countries Need Peace with Israel NOT vis versa

By David B. Larter, DEFENSE NEWS ,  April 24/20

A maintainer with the 388th Fighter Wing out of Hill Air Force Base, Utah, checks for structural damages on an F-35A Lightning II during Red Flag 17-1 at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., on Jan. 25, 2017. (Staff Sgt. Natasha Stannard/U.S. Air Force)

WASHINGTON — The F-35 Joint Program Office has put in place stopgap fixes for five key technical flaws plaguing America’s top-end fighter jet, but the problems have not been completely eliminated.

Last June, Defense News reported exclusive details about 13 major technical issues, known as category 1 deficiencies, impacting the F-35. The JPO has since quietly downgraded five of those issues to the lesser category 2.

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By Alex VanNess & Ryan Mauro | August 31, 2020

Clarion Project has discovered another $3.2 billion in foreign financing of U.S. universities and colleges that the schools failed to originally disclose as required by law.

The Education Department is in the midst of an investigation into the foreign financing, which a Senate investigatory report described as a “black hole.”

The discovery comes as the Clarion Project is set to release its new documentary, Covert Cash, about the foreign financing and influencing of U.S. schools.
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Peace between Israel and the UAE could have benefitted the Palestinians enormously, but they prefer to cling to frustration, anger, and dreams that will never come true.

By Prof. Eyal Zisser, ISRAEL HAYOM

Israel and the United Arab Emirates are now taking another important step toward peace.

This weekend’s announcement that the UAE was cancelling its economic boycott of Israel, the first commercial flight that departed for the UAE from Ben-Gurion International Airport, and the start of practical negotiations for implementing peace all show that the Emirati leaders are determined to make sure the peace deal includes real content, maintain warm ties with Israel, and cooperate with it on economic ventures, rather than just defense.

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By Stella Morabito, THE FEDRALIST  Nov 6/2017

A hundred years on from the Bolshevik Revolution, we’d do well to study the stages and trends that put free societies on the path to totalitarianism.

Scarcity, terror, and the mass murder of more than 100 million victims are communism’s main contributions to human history. As we mark the centennial of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia on November 7, we should never forget that legacy. Communism is a fount of human misery and death. Few today really understand what that system of so-called government is all about.

In a nutshell, communism enforces a privileged elite’s centralization of power. This means it always puts too much power into the hands of too few people. They tend to weasel their way into power as their ventriloquized agitators use talking points like “justice” and “equality” while promoting a false illusion of public support.

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by Tabitha Korol

The violence in our streets – the theft, physical harm, and the wanton destruction – are not new to civilization.  The riots and criminality did not arise spontaneously because of sympathy, morality or righteousness.  The “players,” are being played, manipulated with their own smaller grievances and a sense of anonymity, for a far greater purpose.

It has been said that the assassination of Ernst vom Rath, a lower-level German diplomat stationed in Paris, was the spark for Kristallnacht, that we now recognize as a tactic, a grievance to use for a course of action, the means of manufacturing spontaneous rage.

The backstory begins with Hershel Grynszpan, a 17-year-old German-born refugee of Polish-Jewish parents who had been sent to an uncle in Paris to escape imminent persecution.  His parents were now among the many thousands of Polish Jews expelled and abandoned at the German-Polish border, refused entry and sanctuary in their native land.  Perhaps distraught over his parents’ situation as well as his own, and fearful of the future, Grynszpan bought a gun, went to vom Rath’s office for assistance and, when it was denied, shot him in despair.  Vom Rath was a minor bureaucrat, but this act was to be used as the spur, the justification, for Kristallnacht and all the unspeakable brutality to follow.
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BY AMIL IMANI

Every organization has a mission or a mission statement with a goal in mind. They work day and night to reach their ultimate target. Think of Islam as an organization (not just another religion) with an ambitious mission. What is that ambition, you might ask! Here are some thoughts!

Related: Islam: America’s Mistake and the Trap

While our fellow Americans are snoozing, or at least not as active or proactive as their counterparts, Muslims never deviate and never stop pursuing their goal of world domination. They place their primary focus on non-Islamic lands, and in this case, in Europe and the United States.
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by Guy Millière, GATESTONE INSTITUTE

The wave of riots that has followed the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25 appears to have nothing to do with Floyd’s death and everything to do with groups seeking to overthrow America. Mayors of many cities and other local officials have deliberately protected criminals over law-abiding citizens and allowed the destruction to take place. Pictured: Fireworks, launched by rioters, explode in the middle of a group of police officers in Washington DC on May 30, 2020. (Photo by Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images)

• The situation had become “worrying,” in fact, even before the results of the 2016 presidential election were known. As we now can read in the Department of Justice report by Michael Horowitz, the senior levels of government during the Obama Administration were colluding to prevent President Trump from winning the election, and then, after it, to frame him in an attempted coup d’état.
• Mayors of many cities and other local officials have deliberately protected criminals over law-abiding citizens and allowed the destruction to take place.

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