By Steve Kramer    JAN 10, 2022,

The West abhors terror attacks for good reason, whether in their country or an ally. Except when it comes to Israel. Not having learned the lesson that Islamist terror doesn’t abide by any type of agreement, the US and the West still think that they can buy off terrorists. They can’t, as experience has proven. But when it comes to Israel, not a problem. In fact, these countries fund it, knowing and unknowingly! And those who don’t, spend other people’s money to have the United Nations and other Israel haters do it for them. In fact, the US pays more than 20% of the UN budget, an organization that has chosen Israel as the worst country in the world, or at least the worst that it pays attention to.

In 2021, the General Assembly of UN passed 14 resolutions against Israel. The number of resolutions passed against all the other member states totaled 5. In addition, the General Assembly recently passed an unlimited and open-ended probe of alleged war crimes against Israel, by a vote of 125 for, 8 against, and 34 abstentions. Its open season on Israel, all the time…
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By Dennis Prager, PJ MEDIA JAN 11, 2022

The Algemeiner, a Jewish publication I highly respect, published a column about Judaism that is not merely wrong; it actually advances a thesis that is the opposite of what Judaism teaches.That fact alone would not have prompted me to write a rebuttal. What prompts me is that the column was written by an Orthodox rabbi. It is sad enough that many non-Orthodox rabbis have been influenced more by their secular/Left educations than by the Torah. But when a rabbi identified as “centrist Orthodox” distorts one of the most important and normative ideas in Judaism, and is published in a major Jewish journal, we might be in trouble. Of course, he might be an outlier. But I don’t think he is unique. Though certainly not yet dominant, secular values have entered parts of modern Orthodox life just as they have traditional Catholic and Protestant Christian life.
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By Terry Paulding, AM THINKER   Jan 5/22

I’ve just completed a marathon of listening to six hours of Joe Rogan interviewing two doctors — first Peter McCullough, then Robert Malone.  Both, uncensored on Gettr and Spotify, are worth your time.  Listening certainly furthered my education.

The two doctors collaborate and are friends, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few contradictions between them.  Dr. McCullough said Moronic (AKA omicron) is only four times more contagious than alpha was, but Dr. Malone said omicron is much more contagious.

Also, at Dr. McCullough’s request, Dr. Malone corrected Dr. McCullough’s statement that one can’t get the virus more than once.  Apparently, they’ve been finding that, while people who had alpha didn’t get delta, omicron is sufficiently different in its structure that it’s infecting even those who’ve had COVID previously.  The good news is that, symptomatically, it’s still not much worse than a cold, and yeah, it will provide antibodies that will keep you from getting COVID again, or so it seems.

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Change by statistics bureau to affect over 400,000 Israelis, most of them Russian-speakers not defined as Jewish and non-Arab Christians, who were previously categorized as ‘other’

By Tal Schneider, TOI         10 January 2022, 7:25 pm  

Changes to Israel’s census bureau means that citizens will only be classified as Jews or Arabs, with all non-Jews who are not Arab being counted under a new “extended Jewish population” rubric.

The change will see the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) eliminate the separate category of “others” in official publications on demographics, after a request from a Yesh Atid minister who worried the word could put off those included in it.

The “extended Jewish” category will include any citizen who is not Arab and not Jewish according to Jewish religious law. The CBS said it would also classify groups that are neither culturally Jewish nor Arab in the “extended” category.

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Both sides expressed some optimism after negotiations in Geneva, but did not break an impasse over Russia’s demand that Ukraine never become a member of NATO.

NEW YORK TIMES Jan. 10, 2022,

The American delegation, left, and its Russian counterparts as they met in Geneva on Monday.Pool photo by Denis Balibouse

“Instead of focusing on all the obstacles and identifying the most important ones, they are singling out the settlement issue and defining it as the most critical,” says Professor Eytan Gilboa of Bar-Ilan University and a senior fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security.

By Israel Kasnett

(January 10, 2022 / JNS) The United States and some European nations continue to demonstrate an obsession with Israeli “settlements” and isolated incidents by small groups of radical right-wing Israelis, mostly wayward youths, while completely ignoring the much larger issue of Palestinian violence, incitement and terrorism.

This obsession was made even clearer during a routine meeting several weeks ago at Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs between diplomats and ambassadors from 16 European countries and Aliza Bin Noun, the director of the European Affairs Department.

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There should be no doubt in anyone’s mind that the Electricity Law is bad legislation passed by a bad legislative process. 

By Naomi Kahn, Regavim 

Illegal Negev structureRegavim

(JNS) Last week, following stormy committee debates, application of highly unusual parliamentary rules, dismissal of the Knesset Legal Counsel’s explicit and adamant recommendations, and a confrontational plenum session resulting in one of the most unusual votes ever conducted on the Knesset floor, the Israeli parliament passed legislation sponsored by the Ra’am Party that will allow connection of unlicensed structures to national electricity, water and gas systems.

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By Alex Grobman PhD. – 7 Shevat 5782 – January 9, 2022

*Editor’s Note: This is part XII in a series from Dr. Grobman. You can read Part XI, here 

The Fall of France 

After the French surrendered to Germany in June 1940, there were approximately 350,000 Jews in the country, over half of whom were stateless according to Yad Vashem. Jews who were not French citizens, stateless or citizens of countries at war with France were interred in a number of different camps in either the central or southern region of the country according to the American Jewish Committee’s American Jewish Year Book (AJY). In October 1940, the Germans deported 7,500 German Jews who were expelled from the German province of Baden and the Palatinate, and were among 14,00O in the Gurs prison camp in southern France, in the area controlled by the collaborationist French Vichy regime. They arrived at Gurs as communities along with their religious and social leaders, where they were forced to live under the most distressing settings.
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60% of Israelis support imposing restrictions on those unvaccinated for COVID, poll shows

Health Ministry Sunday morning reports 17,521 new COVID-19 diagnoses over the past 24 hours following some 151,000 tests, marking a positive test rate of 11.71%. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett vows to provide free rapid antigen tests for children. Meanwhile, a professor in Cyprus claims to have discovered a “Deltacron” strain, which combines the Omicron and Delta variants.

By  Ariel Kahana , Maytal Yasur Beit-Or and Assaf Golan, ISRAEL HAYOM

A COVID test being processed at a laboratory in central Israel | File photo: Gideon Markowicz

The Health Ministry reported Sunday morning 17,521 new COVID-19 diagnoses over the past 24 hours following some 151,000 tests, marking a positive test rate of 11.71%.

The number of COVID-19 patients listed as seriously ill rose to 206, according to the ministry.

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This study is yet another independent analysis that is difficult to refute: we have been misled by the CDC, FDA, and NIH.

By Steve Kirsch

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By Diane Bederman

It’s a very small group of people, but that doesn’t shy away from the fact that they take up some space. This leads us, as a leader and as a country, to make a choice: Do we tolerate these people? PM Justin Trudeau

Is it antisemitic to compare the policies of Covid with the policies of Nazi Germany?

I put it to you that it is antisemitic not to compare the two. It means we have forgotten the lessons we were to have learned from the Nuremberg Trials. Trials that were the result of Nazi policies that had led to the eradication of 6 million Jews, and gay and mentally and physically disabled Germans, because they did not fit the German paradigm. The trials exposed the abuse of medicine by evil doctors, like Mengele, which led to the Nuremberg Code, forbidding coercive medical measures, and the Nuremberg Defense which gives one the right and obligation to refuse to follow immoral and unethical orders; no matter who gives the order.
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By Robert Ford  Jumada al-Akhirah

Former US ambassador to Syria and Algeria and researcher at the Middle East Institute in Washington<
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In the year that went by 2021, I saw many people claiming that the United States would abandon the Middle East. These are superficial expectations. The United States is based in the Middle East, wrote analyst Dalia Kay of the University of California-Los Angeles in Foreign Affairs last month.

The administration of President Joe Biden completed a major review of US military deployments around the world in November. As expected, the study concluded that China is the biggest strategic challenge, but as analyst Rebecca Wasser wrote in the strategic website War on the Rocks in December, the aforementioned review did not call for any major changes in the deployment of US forces in Middle east.

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In the 9th Jan 22 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

• An Israeli professor makes a cancer breakthrough in a gene with her name on it.
• Jewish, Muslim, and Christian doctors save Myanmar girl in Israeli hospital.
• More good news about the Moslem and Christian citizens of Israel.
• Israeli scientists have produced electricity from seaweed.
• 2021 shattered previous records for investment in Israeli companies.
• Israeli biodegradable plastic has now reached Australasia.
• A blind Israeli took part in the Abu Dhabi marathon.
• Take a virtual tour of the City of David.

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