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Of rockets, stones and justice
Over the last couple of days the rocket fire from Gaza into Israel has intensified. I deliberately do not use the word “renewed” because the rocket fire has never completely stopped except for one month in the winter. The latest … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged Adele Biton, Amira Hass, Gaza, Haaretz, Hamas, Judea and Samaria, Mimouna, mortars, Muawiya Qabha, Palestinians, rockets, rocks, Sderot, settlements, stones, Syria, terrorists, West Bank, Yesha Council
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The Legal Case for Israel
Further to my earlier post about the use of human rights in lawfare against Israel, Professor William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection has brought us a brilliant video by Professor Eugene Kontorovich, an international law expert, who explains the legal case … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Eugene Kontorovich, international law, Judea and Samaria, lawfare, settlements, UN, West Bank
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Holocaust memory abuse – it goes from bad to worse
As commenter cba pointed out in my previous post on abuse of the memory of the Holocaust, the maligning of the Jews, at least in the UK, goes from bad to worse. The once-respectable Sunday Times published today (Sunday) a … Continue reading
