Alawites show loyalty to new regime. And then this happened.
Pardon my saying so, but I must say this: “How could those Alawites be so dumb naive?” And the second thing I want to say is: “How can people be so evil?” And the...
Category: First-Hand and Investigative
US Lawmakers Post-Oct 7th: AJP Examines their Stance on Palestinianism
Oy! The disappointment! Let’s see what happened to pro-Palestinians in government since Oct 7th. A group calling itself AJP Action (Americans for Justice in Palestine) lobbies the USA government on behalf of Palestinian interests....
Oslo Failed, Part 4: The two-state solution not yet tried
The Oslo Accords have been an astounding failure. The two-state-solution, whereby a Palestinian state will supposedly live in peace alongside the Jewish State of Israel, is no longer believed feasible by many. Especially after...
Oslo Failed, Part 3: A new future for Judea & Samaria?
Egypt tries to develop a state culture at the expense of Israel based on hatred for the external enemy. Syria does the same. Tribes, however, don’t need an external enemy to galvanize their people...
Two Hostage Family Forums, One Hostage, Trump, Qatar
My head is spinning. Maybe some of you can help make sense of what is now happening. And I don’t mean those commenters who call Israelis Nazis, thank you very much. In recent days,...
Oslo Failed, Part 2: Pinhas Inbari and an economic route to peace and stability
In Part 1 of this series, Dan Diker explained a possible solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Arab conflict, the Village Leagues. It is, in some ways, similar to Mordechai Kedar’s Emirates proposal. While 85% of...
Oslo failed, Part 1: Now what? Village Leagues revisited
Oslo failed. Oslo was the most catastrophic and failed initiative since the establishment of the State because it inverted Israel’s legitimacy on the international stage in favour of the PLO. And now there is...
How did a hated Alawite get to be president of a Muslim Syria?
If some Syrian Alawites think they are Muslims, I can be forgiven for having thought that too. Isn’t that curious? That many Alawites born after 1971 in Syria make that mistake? How did that...
