The Case for Israel
To paraphrase Francesca Albanese: "October 7 was an opportunity for the Israelis to complete their evil plans and projects, and Hamas isn't at fault for the massacres—antisemites or not, whatever—since they are 'dispossessed,' so the Jews had it coming."
The average age of the Hamas murderers who invaded Israel was abou... See more
Saul Sadkax.comFOR HARD-LINE MUSLIMS, the accords were heresy. Israel had no right to exist on Arab land, they insisted, and they would never accept a deal. As a result, rather than heralding a period of peace, the signing of the Oslo Accords began a period of renewed and intensified Palestinian violence against Israelis. Now, the violence was far more deadly tha
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COUNT BERNADOTTE PRESSED ON, not only urging Israel to permit the refugees to return, but suggesting it relinquish the Negev, Jerusalem, the Haifa port (which would be internationalized), the international airport at Lydda (today, Ben-Gurion International Airport, Israel’s largest), and more. Not only was Bernadotte ignoring the fact that Israel wa
... See moreDaniel Gordis • Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn
Terrorism could not defeat Israel, only stain the Palestinians’ reputation and divert global attention from settlements. But a policy designed to isolate, delegitimize, and sanction Israel could bring about its downfall. Lawfare, rather than warfare, became Abbas’s weapon of choice.