By Howard Rotberg
Over the last twenty years in four books and dozens of essays, I have sought to understand the bizarre transition in the West from supporting the goodness of liberty, non-violence, justice and other Judeo-Christian values to what I now realize is an almost complete submission to evil values and ideologies, including those of the so-called Palestinians.
T. Belman. I sent Hohmann my article Trump calls muslim immigration the all time biggest “Trojan Horse” which I believe makes the same case.
Jamie Glazov interviews Leo Hohmann, author of “Stealth Invasion” which expresses concerns about Muslim immigration from countries that hate the U.S. and Europe and have the goal of changing countries from within. Amazon has banned the book, labeling it as “hate speech”.
The conspiracy to shrink Israel by Ted Belman.
Tolerism: The bizarre transition in the West, by Howard Rotberg
By Ted Belman Oct 3, 2021
I asked Victor Rosenthal, Malcolm Dash, Mordechai ben Menachem, Howard Bochner , Ron Jager and Victor Sharpe the following:
I am just beginning to write an article in which I identify the interests of the US and EU which are being served in supporting the Palestinians.
It used to be that it was all about currying favour with the Arabs in particular and the Muslims in general. That case is harder to make today with the advent of the Abraham Accords and US self sufficiency in energy.
A sequence of dramatic events over the past three days has brought Israel to the brink of war with Iran-backed militias in Southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. This is the product of a continuing effort by Tehran and its various franchises to “unite the arenas” of engagement with the Jewish state against the background of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. It isn’t yet clear if Israel has developed a coherent strategy to counter this Iranian effort.
by Gordon G. Chang, GATESTONE • April 10, 2023
By Dr. Eric R. Mandel, MEPIN
Photo: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left) and then-Vice President Biden talk prior to a meeting on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Jan. 21, 2016. Source: Michel Euler/AP, Caption: NPR.
At the end of March, in the wake of increasing violence emanating from the cities of Nablus and Jenin in Judea and Samaria, a group of anti-Israel members of Congress wrote a letter to President Joe Biden asking him to “undertake a shift in U.S. policy” regarding Israel. In other words, they asked him to end the U.S.-Israel special relationship.
D. Nussbaum. An Op-Ed in the Jerusalem Post from the esteemed Chair of the largest Zionist Grass Roots organization in Israel, Douglas Altabef. As usual, Mr. Altabef takes into account a broad variety of issues relevant to the major problem facing Israel today, and does so in a very balanced fashion.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seen in a government cabinet meeting in Jerusalem, April 2, 2023 (photo credit: OLIVIER FITOUSSI/POOL)
A good friend, a bright entrepreneur in his mid-30s, recently confided to me that, while a lifelong Likudnik, he had recently attended an anti-judicial reform rally. He said that there were basically two groups of people there: the Bibi-haters, deploring the “Crime Minister,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had engineered some kind of coup; and then there were people like himself: fearful, sad, worried that the country they knew and loved was being taken away from them.
CAIR, like other Brotherhood groups, is an Islamist organization masquerading as a civil rights community group. The Islamist mission is not to protect any ethnic or even religious group, but to impose Islamic law.
CAIR-MN recently got slapped down for trying this with pictures of Mohammed being shown at an art class at Hamline University.
Image: Magdalen College by Remi Mathis. CC BY-SA 3.0.
When Henry VIII broke with the papacy, he did not break with Christianity. Instead, the Church of England became a Protestant-Catholic hybrid, with the monarch in place of the Pope. England’s institutions reflected the nation’s ardent Christianity. This was especially true of Oxford’s and Cambridge’s myriad individual colleges that, for hundreds of years, produced leaders steeped in their country’s Anglo-Christianity. Exhibit A is Oxford’s Magdalen College.
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By Barbara Amiel, National Post
As Israel marks the 75th anniversary of its founding this year, the National Post is hosting a five-month celebration of the “startup” nation, telling the remarkable story of its rebirth and resilience against all odds.
My generation, the last to have been born before the State of Israel was created and while the Holocaust was in progress, is all but an anachronism now. Faint British childhood memories are of blackout curtains, air-raid sirens and my grandfather showing me the crater that a German V-2 rocket had created overnight on the nearby heath.
I found his speech to be fascinating. I think you will agree
Israel is ruled by a judicial despotism that is not accountable to the people. Due to their loss of power in elections, the political Left transformed Israel’s legal system to a rule of law mafia; controlling government policies and Knesset legislation. The Netanyahu government’s proposed judicial reform is the first real threat to their control over Knesset and the government; hence the Left’s total war against it. The lawlessness of the left-wing rioters and the cowardice of the IDF and the police in the face of the Left’s rejecting the voters’ will in the last elections are pushing Israel into crisis.
By April 3, 2023
Newspaper front pages with former U.S. President Donald Trump are displayed at a news stand in New York on March 31, 2023. (Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images)[/caption]
The terms anarchy and tyranny seem like they are contradictory. Anarchy means no state. Tyranny means nothing but state. What possibly could anarcho-tyranny mean?
It’s a phrase coined by the right-Hegelian political theorist Samuel Francis, whose dark worldview was never my cup of tea, to say the least. Even so, he was insightful, especially concerning the ambitions of the left.
(JNS) Since the announcement of a package of proposed judicial reforms by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing government, a small protest movement quickly gained momentum, headed by opposition leader Yair Lapid, claiming that Israel was on its way toward becoming a fascist dictatorship (read Part I and Part II).
From the outset, political leaders were warning that the protests would lead to political violence and ultimately a civil war. Such warnings were seen as hyperbole and condemned for their malicious tone but did not deter Netanyahu’s coalition from racing ahead with its planned legislation.
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Welcome to The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what’s happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday.
Editor David Horovitz and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today’s episode.
By Daniel Greenfield, 08 Apr
Over 3,000 years ago a slave revolt took place that is repeated every year. It was not just a rebellion against a long since vanished pharaoh whose dynasty and people have been consigned to dust along with his treasure cities that the Jewish slaves had labored over.
The revolutions of the past come and go. Nations rise and fall, and then fall further into the history books. Passover however was a remarkable revolt not just against an empire, but paganism, and it remains relevant even all these thousands of years later. In a recent poll, only 39% said that religion was very important to them. That’s down from 62% a generation ago.
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