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A new ‘Merchant of Venice’ slanders Israel (opens the original)
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William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice” may be one of the most antisemitic plays in history, portraying the Jewish character Shylock as a bloodthirsty man demanding a literal pound of flesh from his victim. The play echoes every vile stereotype that would be weaponized against Jews for centuries. It is hardly surprising, then, that a modern iteration of such propaganda—the documentary “NAZA,” directed by self-hating Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor—was awarded the Special
What Netanyahu has systematically accomplished for Israel and its citizens (opens the original)
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A Place Among the Nations, the landmark book published by Benjamin Netanyahu in 1993, opens with something deeply characteristic of its author: a historical story. The first chapter begins with Theodor Herzl’s pivotal 1895 meeting in Paris with his friend Max Nordau. Netanyahu is not merely well-read; he has a profound passion for history and is guided by it. As the son of longtime professor Benzion Netanyahu, the renowned historian of medieval Spanish Jewry, his worldview and core philosophy ar
The myth of the ‘Palestinians’ (opens the original)
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In March 1977, Zuheir Mohsen, a senior PLO official, told the Dutch newspaper Trouw: “The Palestinian people does not exist. The creation of a Palestinian state is only a means for continuing our struggle against the State of Israel for our Arab unity.” Yet despite such admissions, Israel and the West continue treating “the Palestinians” as an ancient nation with indigenous rights. It is time to stop playing along with this fiction. The reason is that words have power. Terminology creates realit
Not just selective enforcement: These elections are about the Jewish state (opens the original)
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People often say that all elections are decisive and crucial. But the upcoming elections in Israel will indeed be decisive and crucial. There will be a referendum on the identity of the State of Israel: on whether it remains a Jewish state or what the progressive left calls “a state of all its citizens,” a de facto non-Jewish state. This existential debate is not new. It has defined the core fault lines of Israeli society for the past 78 years. To understand this, we must look back to the origin
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