My Trip From Beirut to Tel Aviv – Taking the Pulse of a Tense Israel
By: Jonathan Feldstein April 5, 2024 Last week, I went to Beirut, at least according to Google Maps and Waze. I was driving in northern […]
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Holocaust Remembrance Day
1/27/2024 As we reflect on Holocaust Remembrance Day and its significance, it is crucial to reflect on the importance of this solemn day, especially given the […]
Inspiring Voices from South Africa
News last week was rife with criticism of the South African government and its bringing charges of genocide against Israel at the International Court of […]
100 Days in Gaza
By: Jonathan Feldstein January 14 will mark 100 days since the inhuman October 7 Hamas massacre of more than 1200 people in Israel and kidnapping […]
The Worst Genocide
By: Jonathan Feldstein This week, South Africa will bring charges in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel for genocide. Despite the reality of […]
Hamas Terrorist Supporters Hijacking the Public Space
By: Jonathan Feldstein It’s astounding to think that a war anywhere in the world would become such a public cause by supporters of one side […]
Gazans Need A Little Jesus this Christmas
By: Jonathan Feldstein With the war against Hamas raging, scores of Israeli soldiers having been killed in combat along with many more injured, and still […]
Can Economic Interests Be a Foundation for Peace Between Israelis and Palestinian Arabs Anymore
By: Jonathan Feldstein My heart breaks every day when news anchors begin their programs by announcing that “the following names of soldiers killed in combat […]
More Naked Terrorists
By: Jonathan Feldstein Videos have gone viral of Hamas terrorists who have been arrested by the IDF in Gaza, surrendering and laying down their weapons, […]
When “Harvard of the South” Was an Aspiration
By: Jonathan Feldstein 12/13/2023 When I attended Emory University in the 1980s, students expressed pride in Emory being the “Harvard of the South.” Then, albeit […]