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- Sep 17, 2026
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OPINION - Where Did That Britain Go? - The Media Line (opens the original)
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From Shaftesbury and Balfour to today’s Labour government, Britain’s changing relationship with Israel raises a larger question about the country’s sense of history, national purpose, and moral inheritance While Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary David Miliband busy themselves sanctioning and passing judgment on Israel, Scottish First Minister John Swinney has made a remarkable prediction: Burnham, he suggested, may go down in history as the final prime minister of the United King
Islamic NATO or Abraham Accords? - The Media Line (opens the original)
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The Abraham Accords were born amid controversy. In 2020, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had pledged to apply Israeli sovereignty to parts of Judea and Samaria. The United Arab Emirates made clear that suspending that move was central to its decision to normalize relations with Israel. Sovereignty over the biblical heartland should not have become a bargaining chip, yet it produced a historic breakthrough. Israel and the United Arab Emirates established full diplomatic relations, Bahrain joine
Will a New Generation of Wallenbergs and Schindlers Rise? - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Antisemitism’s return to mainstream culture demands courage from those willing to recognize hatred and resist it before it spreads During the most recent Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast, I had a thought I could not shake: How will a new generation of Wallenbergs, Ten Booms, Schindlers, and Sugiharas rise in our time? Raoul Wallenberg issued protective passports in Budapest and stared down deportation trains. Corrie ten Boom hid Jewish families behind a false wall in her family’s home in Haarlem until
Weaponizing the Travel Warnings: Choking Economic Sanctions Against Israel - The Media Line (opens the original)
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Governments have a genuine responsibility to protect their citizens. During wartime, issuing a strong travel warning is not just understandable; it is necessary. But travel advisories must remain accurate, proportionate, and subject to regular review. What we are seeing instead is the steady politicization of travel warnings, turning them into economic sanctions. The United Kingdom advises against all travel to Israel. New Zealand also advises its citizens against traveling there. Australia tell
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