To Avoid War, Israel Must Make Its Red Lines Clear to Hizballah
The fallout of the recent border skirmish.
July 29, 2020
Human Rights Watch’s employees promote anti-Semitism and terrorism.
Writing of the tyranny of France’s revolutionary regime, the English statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke described “the rights of men” as “that grand magazine of offensive weapons” in which could be found the most “effectual instrument of despotism.” For a 21st-century illustration of his claim, one need only look to Human Rights Watch (HRW), an organization that has become mired in obsessive hatred of Israel, while all-too-ready to ignore the crimes of actual despots when politically convenient. Yet governments, the media, and the United Nations tend to take the reports of HRW and similar organizations as objective and reliable.
The fallout of the recent border skirmish.
Religious zeal, directed at the Jews.
Human Rights Watch’s employees promote anti-Semitism and terrorism.
Judah Halevi’s poetic theodicy.
Fifteen-hundred years ago.
Writing of the tyranny of France’s revolutionary regime, the English statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke described “the rights of men” as “that grand magazine of offensive weapons” in which could be found the most “effectual instrument of despotism.” For a 21st-century illustration of his claim, one need only look to Human Rights Watch (HRW), an organization that has become mired in obsessive hatred of Israel, while all-too-ready to ignore the crimes of actual despots when politically convenient. Yet governments, the media, and the United Nations tend to take the reports of HRW and similar organizations as objective and reliable.
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