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Tag Archives: Paris
Gestures of support for Israel after the terror attack, but no change in EU policy
After this week’s terror attack Israelis were pleasantly surprised (if that’s the right term) and even gratified to see symbolic expressions of support extended to us from around the world. This is in stark contrast to previous attacks where, besides … Continue reading
Empty gestures make the most noise
My headline above is no mistake, it’s just my own take on the classic saying “empty vessels make the most noise”. What empty gestures am I talking about? First, we have the Palestinian Museum of Art, History and Culture, which … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Arts & Sports, History, International relations
Tagged Israel, museum, Palestinians, Paris, peace conference, peace process
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3 Israelis killed in terror attack in Turkey, several injured, amid rising antisemitism in Turkey
On Shabbat a suicide bombing, committed probably by an ISIS terrorist, killed 3 Israelis as well as an Iranian national, and severely injured several others. IDF, ZAKA, Magen David Adom personnel flew out immediately to identify the dead, treat the … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Terrorism
Tagged Ahmet Davutoglu, anti-Israel, antisemitism, Belgium, Hamas, ISIS, Paris, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, suicide bomb, terrorism, Turkey
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How not to fight terrorism – and how it can be fought
In the wake of the Paris terror attacks, politicians, the media – old and news – and the chatterati are alive questions on How Did This Happen and What Can Be Done? Here is a short guide: How not to … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged blame Israel, counter-terrorism, Europe, France, ISIS, Islam, Muslims, Paris, refugees, Syria, terrorism
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Intelligence failures and political correctness enabled the Paris attacks
In the wake of the deadly terror rampage in Paris on Friday night, journalists and political commentators have been speaking up about the French and European intelligence failures and the political correctness that imbues government opinions which together enabled such … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged #FranceUnderAttack, Europe, immigration, intelligence, ISIS, Islam, Muslims, Paris, PC, political correctness, refugees, Syria, terrorism
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