Dear John (Kerry): No “E’s” For Effort Handed Out Here
I understand you will be looking for a new job soon, John. Do you know if Tricky Dicky ever did get that position as a used car salesman? In any case, that is not...
Monthly Archive: December 2016
James Zogby: Here’s Why Obama Treats You Like This, Israel!
In a previous post I showed that James Zogby, president of the Arab American Institute, predicted two months ago that UNSC Resolution 2334 would happen. In that same article, after a litany of complaints...
Arab American Institute Predicted UNSC Resolution 2334 In October
How did they know about this two months before it actually happened? In an article published in October 2016 entitled, “How Obama can salvage his legacy on Israel-Palestine“, author James Zogby, president of the...
UNSC Resolution 2334: I Am Glad The US Abstained And Here Is Why
The US has served as a fig leaf for the UN Security Council (UNSC) for far too long. When the US would veto resolutions, the names of all those countries who voted in favour...
Joseph Aaron Stang: Galut, The Court Jew, And Arab Law
I recently read a conversation between two Jews. One of them wanted to offer shelter to some Syrian refugees but the other thought that was an “idiotic” idea because of security concerns. This conversation...
Hanukkah: Eight Candles, Eight Interpretations On Civil War
Hanukkah is more than a miracle of eight days of oil, more than dreidles, more than latkes or suvganiot, and more than Hanukkah gelt of either the chocolate or the real persuasion. I have...
The Balfour Declaration: How British PM Theresa May Got It Wrong
How can one small statement, get it so wrong! I am obviously pleased to see the British Prime Minister stand up for Israel and for the historic Balfour Declaration against the ridiculous rantings of...
Multiculturalism In Toronto As I Wrote About It In 1974
Before leaving Toronto for good in 1974, I somehow got the idea to write about multiculturalism in my hometown. I have no idea where it came from, but this self-imposed project did afford me...
