Keeping Jerusalem Safe and Undivided
Carving up the city would constitute a disastrous retreat from basic Zionist verities and Jewish imperatives.
January 29, 2016
And his misdiagnosis of its cause.
At a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday to discuss the “situation in the Middle East,” Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon opened with a long speech focused almost exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making only a passing reference to the war in Syria and none at all to that in Yemen. Ban took pains in his speech to justify Palestinian terror by asserting that “it is human nature to react to occupation, which often serves as an incubator of hate and extremism.” Jonathan Tobin writes:
Carving up the city would constitute a disastrous retreat from basic Zionist verities and Jewish imperatives.
And his misdiagnosis of its cause.
Covering nude statues and taking wine off the menu.
Selfless, brilliant, charismatic, and repugnant.
What’s so bad about coveting your neighbor’s donkey?
At a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday to discuss the “situation in the Middle East,” Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon opened with a long speech focused almost exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making only a passing reference to the war in Syria and none at all to that in Yemen. Ban took pains in his speech to justify Palestinian terror by asserting that “it is human nature to react to occupation, which often serves as an incubator of hate and extremism.” Jonathan Tobin writes:
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