A peer-reviewed academic journal has published Edieal Pinker's study that found a bias against Israel in The New York Times' coverage of October 7th and after.
Being accepted into the journal only further legitimizes what has been clear from the start: The New York Times has been biased against Israel.
From minimizing Hamas' violence to downplaying the horrific loss of life that was October 7th, the reporters of the Times have been anything but impartial.
And that is not something we can accept.
There are few phrases in international affairs repeated with greater confidence or subjected to less scrutiny than 'illegal Israeli settlements'.
The trouble is not just that this is political rhetoric masquerading as law, but that it is in fact contrary to real international law, properly applied.
My piece in the Spectator debunking the myths about international law and Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
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This is the same shit they’re running on Israel now.
They go and attack countries, like Oct 7th and 9/11, kill thousands, and then complain about the RESPONSE!
Bitch if you break into someone’s house to “steal” you might be “murdered!”
If you “spit” in someone’s face you may have your whole face, legs, and arms broken!
Stop fking with people then you wouldn’t FAFO!!
'If Israel is prepared to withdraw intelligence about potential terrorist attacks, what kind of friend or ally does that make Israel?'
Journalist Jonathan Lis discusses fears Labour's position on Israel's actions could jeapordise UK national security.
In an op-ed for The New York Times, I argue that saving Gaza & its Palestinian people requires resisting Hamas, weaving in personal themes, addressing issues with the Left & "pro-Palestine" movement & proposing a vision for Gaza's future Transformation.
https://t.co/X4OCVETl8M
“So do not dare propose that ‘Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine’. If anything, we wanted it too much. So now, it is your turn to answer the question: When did you ever truly want peace with the one Jewish state?”
(my 10 min speech with English captions from the Oxford Union Debate):
Over the summer, a coalition of Muslim groups in New York City formed the “Unbreakable Bond Coalition” to oppose the antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) campaign. The group will invest in Israeli bonds and distribute profits to nonprofits focused on peace, coexistence, and fighting antisemitism.
Participating organizations include @ammwecofficial, the Muslim Women Speakers Bureau, Global Youth Unity Project (GYUP), Abraham PRC, and Muslims Israel Dialogue.
Over the summer, a coalition of Muslim groups in New York City formed the “Unbreakable Bond Coalition” to oppose the antisemitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) campaign. The group will invest in Israeli bonds and distribute profits to nonprofits focused on peace, coexistence, and fighting antisemitism.
Participating organizations include @ammwecofficial, the Muslim Women Speakers Bureau, Global Youth Unity Project (GYUP), Abraham PRC, and Muslims Israel Dialogue.
Contrary to the UN and Amnesty lies, Arabs run for office in Israel; 🇮🇱 is the only country in the Middle East rated as a “Free” democracy by Freedom House; and Israel is the only country in the Middle East where Arabs—like Yoseph Haddad—can compete in free and fair elections.
Al Jazeera just ran a documentary about UNRWA where I am quoted extensively (compilation here thanks to Mo Ghaoui).
So now the question is:
1) Is Al Jazeera really allowing for a serious examination of the disaster that is the ideology of Palestinianism - or
2) They think that combining the worst of Arab and Islamic attitudes towards Jews with western antisemitic and antizionist themes is a good thing?
The world first saw Evyatar David emaciated, forced to dig his own grave in a Hamas propaganda video. Nearly a year after his release, he sat down with me for his first international interview on his captivity and his recovery. Our full conversation on @amanpour@CNN today.
@MarkRuffalo Didn’t you tell us that you can no longer talk to any of your Jewish friends because of their support for Israel!?! Weird you are hiding behind “I have Jewish friends” now.
Also Jews are a people! It is not just a religion! Might need to check your subconscious biases there Mark
@NoLore If you are on an antizionist campaign you are spreading hate against the more than 90% of Canadian Jews who believe in Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state. You are demonizing more than 80% of Canadian Jews who see Israel as either important or essential to their identity.
For more than a generation, Hamas’s indoctrination of Gaza’s children has been kept to the margins of discussion. This video shows the voices that debate too often excludes: Gazans themselves, interviewed in recent weeks, describing their own experiences.
They speak of discovering that Hamas had lied to them. They explain how children are drawn into the organisation through money and false promises, with armed coercion never far behind. Young lives are expendable to Hamas.
Their testimony exposes the direct relationship between disarmament and deradicalisation. Armed Hamas control protects the teachers and preachers who sustain its recruitment system. Gaza’s children cannot receive an education that prepares them for life beyond Hamas while Hamas's recruitment machinery remains protected by guns.
Disarming Hamas is a civilian necessity. Gaza’s future depends on dismantling a system that recruits its children, teaches them hatred and sacrifices them for the survival of the organisation.
Checkpoints exist because Palestinian terrorists spent years walking into Israeli cafés, buses, and discos to murder civilians.
Security measures are not racism.
They are the price of terrorism.
This is what Iran does to its own athletes.
Dorsa was banned from Iran’s chess team for refusing to wear the hijab. Her 14-year-old brother was expelled for playing against an Israeli opponent. Then the consequences reached their entire family.
Their mother had to return to Iran, and it took years before she could leave again. A family torn across three countries, over a headscarf and a chess game.