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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 a Non-Solution
The two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict has been around for so long that people have practically forgotten what the problem was for which this this “solution” was conceived. It surely must be clear by now that this solution is … Continue reading
The only ethnic cleansing that the world accepts is that of the Jews
Binyamin Netanyahu brought down the opprobrium of the world onto his head on Friday when he stated two categorical truths: the first: the Palestinians want to ethnically cleanse Jews off their land. The second: that it is absurd that such … Continue reading
Posted in indigenous rights, International relations, Lawfare and Delegitimization
Tagged Binyamin Netanyahu, ethnic cleansing, foreign interference, indigenous rights, Israel, Judea and Samaria, Palestinians, peace process, settlements, State Department, US-Israel relationship, West Bank
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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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