Ira Stoll
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‘A Nation Like a Lion’—Israeli Airline Passenger Heroics Avert Jihadist Terrorist Attack (opens the original)
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In early 2024 the band Hatikva 6 released a song that captured the spirit of Israel as it responded to the October 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attack. "Everyone looks so ordinary but … We're a nation of superheroes. In each and every one hides a soldier ready to save the world," it says. The Hebrew version on YouTube has 15 million views; a version with English subtitles, which I recommend you take a break and watch now, has fewer views. Just in time for the third anniversary of the October 7 attack
Mamdani Strategy on Protecting Jews Is Denounced by Jews (opens the original)
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The mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, a boycott-Israel activist since his college days who as recently as this month was denouncing the Israeli prime minister as a war criminal who should be arrested and prosecuted, rolled out a "strategy to combat antisemitism" that was immediately met with withering derision from the very Jewish community the strategy was ostensibly intended to protect. The UJA-Federation of New York, the American Jewish Committee, the Jewish Community Relations Council of Ne
Rockefeller Brothers Fund Sent Nearly $32 Million to China-Based Nonprofits, Watchdog Finds (opens the original)
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The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, a $1.4 billion U.S.-based charity with funding from the Rockefeller family and other donors, has forged a "dangerous partnership with Communist China" and is pouring millions of dollars into China-based nonprofits that are advancing the Chinese Communist Party's foreign policy goals. That's one of the findings in a new report, "The Rockefeller Network: How the Rockefeller Family Turned Their Oil Fortune into Extreme Climate Activism," out today from Americans for P
France’s Macron and the Law of the Jungle (opens the original)
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Of all the speeches that hit the headlines during the U.N. General Assembly—President Trump's, Iranian president Pezeshkian's, Prime Minister Netanyahu's, the Jordanian king's—the one that was most stunning came from the president of France, Emmanuel Macron. There was a kerfuffle of press attention around Macron's false claim that the Hamas terrorist group was not active in the West Bank. The American ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, set the record straight on that one. "Hard to imagine a mo
Harvard Turns to Biden, Obama Lawyers To Fend Off Race-Blind Admissions Enforcement (opens the original)
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BOSTON—Harvard is turning to Biden administration lawyers to defend itself from the Trump administration's efforts to make sure that the university has ended race-based discrimination in admissions. At a Thursday, September 24 morning hearing before Judge Myong Joun, two lawyers sat alongside Harvard vice president and general counsel Jennifer O'Connor. The one who did all the talking was Stuart Delery, a former WilmerHale partner now at Gibson Dunn. Delery was White House counsel to President B
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