Category Archives: Israel

America, Zionism & Mutual Respect

Steve Sailer writes: Perhaps the most important foreign policy difference between Israel’s two major political wings has been one of tone: the Israeli right expresses its reasons of state using language that American Jewish liberals find needlessly offensive, while the … Continue reading

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Israeli Politics

Steve Sailer writes: I don’t follow Israeli politics all that much and don’t strong opinions about it, but I do think that Netanyahu is close to the being the most formidable politician of his era, and closest to the template … Continue reading

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The Israeli Elections

All of my Jewish friends — with one exception — are happy that Bibi Netanyhau won. I ask the exception: “Do you have any emotional reaction to any particular result in the Israeli elections?” He replies: No. The split is … Continue reading

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How can you be a Somali-loving Minnesotan WASP pastor and embrace Israel?

A Jewish friend writes: Did the world screw up in recognizing a Jewish homeland – Israel – in 1948, or was it wise to do so, creating a place for 6,000,000 Jews to be who otherwise might be causing all … Continue reading

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R. Meir Kahane’s Final Book: Revolution Or Referendum

I searched Wiesenthal.com, the website of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, for “Kahane” and found no results. Rabbi Kahane wrote: “There must be a police station in every Israeli Arab village if growing Arab nationalism is to be effectively countered.” These … Continue reading

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