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Jew of the Week: Ruth Deech
Ruth Lynn Fraenkel (b. 1943) was born in London to Jewish-Polish refugees who fled the Nazis. She studied law at Oxford University's prestigious St. Anne's College, and there met her future husband John Deech. After...
The real riot agenda
Quote of the day: “A riot is a spontaneous outburst. A war is subject to advance planning”…writes Michael Kuttner.
This succinctly sums up the mayhem surrounding the staged, organised and choreographed drama on the Gaza/Israel...
‘Are You Ready for Children Coming at You with Guns?’ Israel Braces as UN...
A big showdown is brewing on Israel's border with the Gaza Strip.
Weekend riots turned deadly, and now Israel's military may enter Gaza to stop Hamas terrorists from stoking more violence that some predict could...
Let My People Know. A message for the Pesach Seder
Israel Resource News Agency & Center for Near East Policy Research
US is primary funder of UNRWA education. Israel supports UNRWA schools.
Give feedback to the US and Israel.
From new UNRWA textbooks introduced in 2018*:
A...
UNRWA’s Mortal Enemy
Article by Tawfiq Abu Shumar in Sawa News, a Palestinian news agency, on Weds, March 14, 2018. Arabic source: https://palsawa.com/post/145326
The plan to dismantle UNRWA is no longer a secret plan. Rather, it has become the...
Preparations for the “Great Return March” – Update
Overview
Preparations continue in the Gaza Strip for a mass march to Israel’s border (the “great return march”). To that end the Palestinian organizations operating in the Gaza Strip have organized a “national committee” which...
Iranian nuclear weapons and “Palestine” Twin perils for Israel
"I think, therefore I am."
René Descartes, Discourse on Method
Although difficult to calibrate or measure, Iranian nuclearization and Palestinian statehood are likely progressing at roughly the same pace. To be sure, this coincident or near-...
From Time Immemorial, Summary of Chapter 1: The Puzzle’s Extra Pieces
Introduction
Joan Peters’ book, published in 1984 and 7 years in the making, began as a sympathetic investigation into the reasons why the Palestinians have remained refugees since the Israeli War of Independence in 1948....
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...
Joan Peters, From Time Immemorial, Chapter 12- A Hidden Factor in Western Palestine: Arab...
Introduction:
From my own point of view, Chapter 12 contains more than enough statistical evidence accumulated in years of study by many researchers whose work attests to disproportionate Arab immigration into a tiny portion, the...
