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The Labour Party Conference – Palestine not Brexit is the name of the game
The British Labour Party finally went off the deep end altogether during its annual conference in Liverpool a couple of weeks ago. From the reports coming out from certain sessions it is now clear that “Palestinianism” – the obsession about … Continue reading
Hypocrisy: A state for the Palestinians but not for the Kurds or Catalonia
The Kurds are a nation scattered across the Middle East while their national territory was divided up by the ruling powers of a century ago and split amongst several nations, all in a manner similar to the fate of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Catalonia, Independence, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Kurds, Palestinian state, Peshmerga, Spain, Syria, Turkey, two-state solution
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Guest Post: The infeasibility of a Palestinian State west of the Jordan River
This reader guest post was written by Y.J. Draiman. He is the President of AFSI (American Friends for a Safe Israel) in the Greater Los Angeles area and was a candidate for mayor of LA 2017. He also blogs … Continue reading
The two-state solution is in fact a four-state solution – and it excludes a Jewish state
Mr. Netanyahu has gone to Washington today to meet with President Donald Trump. They will be discussing the Middle East, Israeli residents in our Biblical heartland – aka those awkward things called “Jewish settlements”, (by the way, would anyone DARE … Continue reading
Countering the next “peace” onslaught
There is currently a worldwide onslaught against Israeli sovereignty over parts of Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria. It makes no difference how many concessions or how many peace offers Israel has made over the years, nor how many times the Palestinians … Continue reading
Caroline Glick’s One-State Solution
We’ve heard about the “wonders” of the Two State Solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict for decades now, and yet the more the idea is promoted, the worse the violence seems to get. The problem has become seemingly intractable, with every … Continue reading
