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Let Dead Terrorist Groups Lie
By Jonathan Feldstein
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — May 22,2022 — There have been recent reports that the Biden administration is planning to remove five groups from the US’ foreign terrorist blacklist. Each of these groups is now considered defunct. But it’s strange that if they are defunct anyway, why anyone would worry about delisting them. It’s better to let dead terror groups lie. The …
By Jonathan Feldstein
Eastern Bloc
By Paul F. Petrick, Esq.
CLEVELAND, OH — FEBRUARY 19, 2022 — What a difference a half century makes. In February 1972, the People’s Republic of China hosted a history-making American delegation headed by President Richard M. Nixon, the Middle Kingdom’s most important Western visitor since Marco Polo. In February 2022, no Western heads of state were in Beijing as the city played host to …
By Paul F. Petrick, Esq.
The Canonization of a “Palestinian Martyr”
By Jonathan Feldstein
Read Part I – Published Wednesday, May 18, 2022 The World According to Al-Jazeera By Jonathan Feldstein JERUSALEM, ISRAEL— May 20, 2022 – Last week, Palestinian-American Al-Jazeera Journalist Shireen Abu-Akhel was killed in the midst of a gunfight between Israeli troops and Palestinian Arab terrorists in Jenin. That’s all that’s known for sure. The circumstances of her death …
By Jonathan Feldstein
Brian Harrod, Yonkers Newswire Publisher/Editor, and Hezi Aris, Yonkers Tribune Publisher/Editor, on Westchester On The Level – Thursday, May 19, 2022 – 10am-12Noon DST
Listen to the broadcast “Live”or “On Demand” using the following hyperlink: http://tobtr.com/s/12097658 Share your perspective and/or make inquiry on the issues being discussed by calling 347-205-9201 All callers will be asked to share their first name so that we may address them respectfully. YONKERS, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY — May 19, 2022 — Brian Harrod, Yonkers Newswire (https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/) Publisher/Editor delves into …
The World According to Al-Jazeera
By Jonathan Feldstein
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL— April 18, 2022 – Sometimes I like to shake things up. Like many Israelis, I am a jews junkie. I follow local news through a variety of sources in Hebrew and English, and for a wider international perspective I switch between CNN and FOX. When I am tired with CNN and FOX offering me different sides of the same …
By Jonathan Feldstein
2 Most Highly Demanded Commodities Among Day Traders
YONKERS, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY — May 17, 2022 — Traders thrive in commodity markets, which keep growing popular because of their price volatility. This provides day traders with opportunities to make a profit over a short period. Commodities represent the building block of the economy, upon which other products are manufactured. By trading in commodities, traders can also diversify their …
Nothing Like Trusting Yourself
By Dr. Louis Perron
The Westchester Tribune Edition ZURICH, SWITZERLAND — May 15, 2022 — Herding has become a real challenge in politics. I think it has something to do with our society becoming more and more interconnected. With respect to polling, we observe it every election cycle in the United States when the numbers are wrong. Regarding political journalism, I am sometimes flabbergasted just …
By Dr. Louis Perron
John Bailey, White Plains CitizeNetReporter Publisher/Editor, Michael Edelman, Esq., National Political Analyst/Pundit, Robert Kesten, Executive Director of the People’s Movement for Human Rights Learning, and Hezi Aris, Yonkers Tribune Publisher/Editor on Westchester On the Level – Monday, May 16, 2022 from 10am-12Noon, DST
Listen to the broadcast “Live” or “On Demand” using the following hyperlink that is specific to today’s broadcast: http://tobtr.com/s/12097654 Listeners are welcome to make inquiry or comment when staying on topic. The CALL-IN number is 347-205-9201 All callers are asked to share their first name so that we may refer to those who call respectfully. …