Hugh Fitzgerald is a journalist whose work has appeared in the DAVID HOCHBERG FOUNDATION. His articles cover a range of topics, including Middle Eastern politics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and issues related to Jewish students on college campuses. Fitzgerald's writing often offers a perspective that challenges mainstream narratives and provides alternative viewpoints.
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Why wouldn’t it happen in countries that have admitted millions of Sharia observers?
Feel her pain, she demands of us.
Who were the agents who vetted Asif Rahman?
While a stronger international force, led by the Americans, to police the area between the Litani River and the border with Israel, is welcome, in the end, only the IDF can truly ensure that Hezbollah does not return to that area in southern Lebanon. And Israel wants the IDF's right to enter Lebanon to ensure that Hezbollah does not again rearm to be recognized in that letter written by the Americans.
The Senate voted on November 20 on three resolutions that would have prevented the transfer of various types of weapons to Israel. They were all defeated overwhelmingly, with no Republicans and only 19 Democrats — out of a total of 47 — voting for them. While no one expected any of the three resolutions to pass, there were some on the left who had hoped for a much better showing. Those 19 represented only 37% of the Senate Democrats. More on the votes can be found here: “Nineteen Senate Democrats vote to block U.S. aid to Israel,” by Marc Rod and Emily Jacobs,
Bashar Assad is not only a torturer and murderer of those Syrians who oppose his despotic rule, responsible for the death of millions of Syrians. He is also the world's largest drug trafficker. His ally Hezbollah is not only a terror organization that holds the Lebanese people in thrall as it tries to murder Israeli civilians, but, like Assad, it is a huge drug trafficker. However, both Assad and Hezbollah have seen their drug businesses suffer during this latest war between Israel and Hezbollah.
Discouraging terror and violence.
The ICC has now issued arrest warrants for the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu and the former Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant. They are being accused of possible “crimes against humanity” and “war crimes.” It's a grotesque business, and it will be up to the Trump administration, beginning on January 20, to not just reject its findings as without merit, as the Biden administration has done, but to go on the offensive, curbing its power and then undermining the ICC in every way, with the ultimate aim of driving it out of business altogether.
The Biden administration quite correctly vetoed a Security Council resolution that called for a ceasefire in Gaza, which if enacted would have rescued Hamas, now on the ropes, from the total defeat the Israelis seek. Still worse, the Resolution, while calling for the release of the Israeli hostages, did not make that ceasefire conditional upon their release. More on this vote, and the shameful resolution, can be found here: “US vetoes UN Security Council resolution on Gaza ceasefire,” b
By: Hugh Fitzgerald
Chris Van Hollen is a Democratic Senator from Maryland. He has an abiding anti-Israel animus, just now expressed, yet again, in his claim — in an interview with Mehdi Hasan — that Israel engages in “ethnic cleansing.” More on this senatorial squadroon's views can be found here: “US Sen. Chris Van Hollen Accuses Israel of ‘Ethnic Cleansing' in Northern Gaza,” by Corey Walker,
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