The WHO’s Unhealthy Obsession with Israel
The White House should demand that the organization cease its annual condemnation of the Jewish state.
May 27, 2022
Mediating between Putin and the U.S.
On March 5, the Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett traveled to Russia, where he had a several-hours-long meeting with Vladimir Putin. That the trip took place on Shabbat—Bennett is an Orthodox Jews—stressed its significance. Some criticized Jerusalem for making an apparent overture to the Kremlin just two weeks after it launched its massive military offensive into Ukraine, but it later became clear that Volodymyr Zelensky had himself requested Israeli mediation. Based on a series of interviews, Moav Vardi explains the strategic logic behind this carefully planned diplomatic initiative:
The White House should demand that the organization cease its annual condemnation of the Jewish state.
Even if it sparked outrage.
Mediating between Putin and the U.S.
A Long Island restaurant’s lawsuit and the “religious-question doctrine.”
Without the protection of a sovereign state, Jewish slaves were subject to cruelty and extortion.
On March 5, the Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett traveled to Russia, where he had a several-hours-long meeting with Vladimir Putin. That the trip took place on Shabbat—Bennett is an Orthodox Jews—stressed its significance. Some criticized Jerusalem for making an apparent overture to the Kremlin just two weeks after it launched its massive military offensive into Ukraine, but it later became clear that Volodymyr Zelensky had himself requested Israeli mediation. Based on a series of interviews, Moav Vardi explains the strategic logic behind this carefully planned diplomatic initiative:
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