Rafael Medoff is a journalist and writer who focuses on topics related to Israel and Jewish affairs. His work has been featured in various publications, including Israel National News, Jewish Journal, Jerusalem Post, and New York Post. Medoff has also contributed to Ami Magazine and The Jewish Voice.
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Rafael Medoff's coverage focuses on government and politics, particularly with regards to Israel, Gaza, antisemitism, universities, and international relations. He often includes legal policy regulation and expert commentary in his articles.
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By: Rafael Medoff
Eichmann in Exile In his position as director of Jewish Affairs for the Gestapo's Reich Security Main Office, Eichmann organized the
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It turns out that the brutal hit resulting in the suspension of an NFL player is not the only kind of violence the culprit embraces—he also appears to endorse Hamas violence.
The “My Cause My Cleat” program is a wonderful concept, but it must be limited to just causes - and the truth. Opinion.
By: Rafael Medoff
From Peanut Farmer to the White House A former US naval officer, Carter ran his family's peanut farming business in Plains, Georgia, in the 1950s before entering politics.
Since there isn’t any evidence to prove Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, what’s the next best thing? Invent a new kind of “cide” and see how many scholars are gullible enough, or malevolent enough, to go along with it.
Whether you call it an obsession or antisemitism, social convenience or just ignorance, the international silence on the Arab genocide in Sudan adds up to the same thing: an egregious moral outrage.
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By a vote of 428 to 88, members of the American Historical Association last week adopted a resolution accusing Israel of committing “scholasticide”- do you wonder what that could possibly mean? See below.
Will this presidential election be the most important in American history? Yes No (Dr. Medoff is founding director of The David S.
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