Did you have a horrible Thanksgiving?
The blame-America-first crowd always does, and insists you should, too
Judaism
The trouble with religious freedom
Some members of Congress disapprove of USCIRF’s defense of faith communities
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The U.S.-Israel Military Partnership Should Remain Outside Presidential Politics
The risks are rising that U.S. military assistance to Israel will become an important issue in the Democratic presidential primaries. On October 19, Senator Elizabeth Warren suggested that aid should be...
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German cleric accused of pro-Hamas writings appointed interim J’lem provost
Jens Peter Iven, a spokesman for the German Protestant Church, said the church will not dismiss Stuhlmann.
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The Congressman Who Hated Israel
Before Ilhan Omar, there was Paul Findley
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Half of Germans view Islam as a threat, says new study
The new study surveyed 1,000 people. It was conducted by the foundation’s Religion Monitor department and the data was collected in the Spring of 2019.
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Iranian regime’s repression of Christians ‘shocks the conscience’
A horribly familiar description of the Iranian regime’s persecution of Christians and other minorities emerged from a U.S. State Department report on religious freedom published...
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Outrage over Berlin Jewish Museum hosting antisemitic Iranian regime
“With the invitation, the Jewish Museum gives the Iranian Embassy the opportunity to make its antisemitic anti-Zionism part of the public debate,” said Stop The Bomb spokeswoman Ulrike Becker in a statement sent to The Jerusalem Post on Sunday.
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Austria’s Chancellor Calls Antisemitism in Malaysia ‘Unacceptable’
Malaysia has banned all Israelis from participating in events hosted in Malaysia during World Para-Swimming Championships in July.
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The U.N. Gives Palestinian Terrorists a Free Pass
The General Assembly expresses solidarity with the Palestinians by endorsing violence against Israeli civilians.
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The Embattled Ecumenical Patriarch Caught Between Russia and Turkey
On October 15, the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) announcedits decision to break with the Ecumenical Patriar...
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Head of German Jewish community revealed to be non-Jewish
The case of Wolfgang Seibert’s alleged fake Jewish identity is not the first instance of non-Jewish Germans falsely depicting their religious background.
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The life, times and foreign policies of Jimmy Carter
One of his wisest advisors attempts to give them a new and improved look.
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Palestinians have mail
For years, smart and well-meaning “peace processors” have worked hard to find a solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. They’ve never come close. Commentators keen on being perceived as...
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A pope and a grand imam
Pope Tawadros II had planned to spend last week on retreat in a monastery near Alexandria. But then Mohammed bin Salman, on a three-day visit to Egypt, asked to see him. The Saudi Crown...
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Why peace can’t be processed now
Decade after decade, one administration after another has set in motion what has been called a “peace process.” None has come close to ending the Palestinian-Israeli conflict....
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Can the Washington Post Google Anti-Jewish Incitement?
A July 27, 2017, Washington Post ...
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Preaching violence from the pulpit
Imagine if a priest, minister or rabbi were to call for Muslims to be annihilated. It would be a scandal and it would spark a nation-wide controversy over Islamophobia, hate speech and incitement...
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US, German Politicians Urge PayPal to Close Neo-Nazi Party’s Account
American and German politicians called on PayPal to close the account of Germany’s neo-Nazi Der Dritte Weg (“The Third Way”) party. “Congressman Zeldin supports t...
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Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Saudi Arabia Still Hostile To Israel
Before visiting Jerusalem in several days, President Trump will stop in Saudi Arabia for meetings with Islamic leaders to discuss joint efforts against extremism. He may wish to start with Saudi...