On Palestinian Social Media Car Attacks Lauded as the New “Martyrdom Operations”

Since the beginning of 2014, at least four terror attacks have been carried out in Israel using motor vehicles as a weapon. The attacks left four people dead and 30 wounded, many of them seriously....

PBS Run Amok: Promoting UNRWA ​as ​an agency with no indiscretions

This ​is ​the John Yang PBS Interview with Scott Anderson, UNRWA Director of Operations, ​ on ​Feb. 19, 2018 ​​ https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/with-the-trump-administration-threatening-cuts-for-palestinian-support-aid-groups-wonder-what-comes-next ================== ​ ​We have offered to meet P​BS presenter John Yang ​& provide a reply to at least...

Project “Genesis of the Palestinian Authority”

The purpose of this project is to have our book “Genesis of the Palestinian Authority” reach 1,000 influential people and influence their policy or coverage of the Israeli-Arab conflict. Our center will arrange for...

Book, PDF, 573 pp. “Genesis of the Palestinian Authority” By David Bedein, Edited...

How to purchase a hard copy: https://tinyurl.com/y843f65z View book in PDF, click here.

Joan Peters, From Time Immemorial, Chapter 10: The Population Under the Turks, Mid-Nineteenth Century...

Introduction: Peters prefaces this chapter with two quotations.  The first is from a remarkable Anglican clergyman, James Parkes,  born on Guernsey, he fought in WW 1, and spent substantial time on the Continent.  There, he...

Israel, Jews and Peace in Textbooks used in UNRWA Schools In the West...

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for the Palestinian refugees of the 1948 war and their descendants provides educational services to school children of this population in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, the West Bank,...

The “Apartheid” Poll and the Disinformation Discourse

The July 2021 Jewish Electorate Institute poll of American Jewish opinion on Israel has triggered sharp debate both in the United States and Israel. The poll shows that 25 percent of respondents believe that...

From Peters’ Time Immemorial, Summary of Chapter 3: The Arab Jew

Introduction “The Arab Jew” is the longest chapter of Joan Peters' book.  The chapter profiles many of these vulnerable communities, the other, true but ignored, refugees of the Middle and North Africa.  It tells of...

In the footsteps of heroes

Among the thousands of visitors to Israel for the centenary commemorations of the Anzac liberation of Beersheba are Aborigine descendants of the original soldiers who took part in the battles. Hosted by KKL Israel and...

The False Promise of Iraqi-Israeli Peace

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: No one should be misled by the revelation that several Iraqi delegations visited Israel in 2018 into optimism about Iraqi-Israeli relations. Peace with Iraq remains very far away. Iraq is simply the...