Should Israel Worry about the Sale of Advanced Aircraft to the UAE?
Two opinions.
September 24, 2020
A California University Celebrates a Terrorist for Her Violent Career
Even Facebook and YouTube don’t want to take part.
Yesterday, San Francisco State University’s Arab and Muslim studies program had planned an online “conversation” with Leila Khaled, a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine who participated in two hijackings in 1969 and 1970. In the second, she carried a grenade which she apparently intended to use on the passengers. The day before the talk, the videoconferencing platform Zoom announced that it would not host the event, citing the possible violations of U.S. anti-terror sanctions involved. Facebook then made a similar decision, so the organizers streamed the event on YouTube, which ended the broadcast after 20 minutes—before Khaled had a chance to speak.
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For a Growing Number of Arabs, Iran—Not Israel—Is the True Threat
One family, twice made refugees by the mullahs’ depredations.
A California University Celebrates a Terrorist for Her Violent Career
Even Facebook and YouTube don’t want to take part.
An Epic Novel-Turned-Celebrated-Play Puts a Jewish Face on the Supposed Evils of Capitalism
The Lehman Trilogy repackages old anti-Semitism for a new audience.
What a Summer of Visiting Prisons Taught a Rabbi about Family and Community
Primed for criminality during their childhoods.