JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — December 11, 2019 — Just as sure as millions decorate trees, buy (and return) presents, and track Santa’s every move by GPS, get ready for what’s become a new vulgar Christmas tradition; propagating the delusional denial that Jesus was a Jew. The denial of Jesus’ Jewishness gets “better” by making up the claim not only that Jesus …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Amazon Invades Israel
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — December 7, 2019 — Amazon may succeed doing something in mere months that Israel’s Arab neighbors have not done in decades; invading the entire country. Free shipping and no taxes are their weapons. Unlike decades of war and terror to which Israel has been subjected, and which most Israelis do military service to defend the country against, in …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
A Day of Premeditated Rage
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — November 26, 2019 — If you heard about the Palestinian Authority’s premeditated “Day of Rage” this week, then it was probably “successful” from the perspective of being yet another hostile activity to protest and incite against Israel’s existence, perhaps conjuring up made for TV violence in which Palestinian Arab casualties draw higher ratings as Palestinian Arabs arm …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Israel’s Hail Mary to Prevent a Third Election in One Year
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — November 21, 2019 — Barring a slim chance to form a government by the end of the day by Benny Gantz, former general and current head of Israel’s opposition Blue and White Party, Israel could be headed for an unprecedented third national election in one year. In case you missed it, Israel held national elections in April …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Two Days Under Fire
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — November 16, 2019 — Under normal circumstances, most kids look for excuses to stay home from school, at least once in a while. This week in Israel, 300,000 kids stayed home from school a few days in a row. Under the circumstances, they’d probably rather have been in school. Beginning early Tuesday, Palestinian Arab terrorists fired more than …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Putting the Baby Back Together
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — September 25, 2019 —In case you missed it, Israel held the national elections on September 17. Yes, that was the second time this year. Hopefully the outcome will not be a stalemate like last time. Please enjoy this series of articles offering insight to perspectives beyond whether Bibi will be reelected. These details are probably not understood …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
To Israel’s Arabs, Psalm 118 and the Israeli Election
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — September 24, 2019 —In case you missed it, Israel held the national elections on September 17. Yes, that was the second time this year. Hopefully the outcome will not be a stalemate like last time. Please enjoy this series of articles offering insight to perspectives beyond whether Bibi will be reelected. These details are probably not understood …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
To Bibi or Not to Bibi That is the Question
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — September 11, 2019 —In case you missed it, Israel will be holding national elections on September 17. Yes, this is the second time this year. Hopefully the outcome will not be a stalemate like last time. Please enjoy this series of articles offering insight to perspectives beyond whether Bibi will be reelected. These details are probably not …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
To Bibi or Not to Bibi That is the Question
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL — September 11, 2019 —In case you missed it, Israel will be holding national elections on September 17. Yes, this is the second time this year. Hopefully the outcome will not be a stalemate like last time. Please enjoy this series of articles offering insight to perspectives beyond whether Bibi will be reelected. These details are probably not …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
Elie Cohen: Our Man In Damascus
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN
A few months ago, there was a slew of hopeful chatter in Israel that Eli Cohen would finally be coming home. This followed the return of remains of an Israeli soldier killed in battle in Lebanon in 1982 with help from Russia. The country couldn’t restrain its excitement at the repatriation of Zachary Baumol’s remains. Prayers were that Eli Cohen …
By JONATHAN FELDSTEIN