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Stephen M. Flatow

Stephen M. Flatow
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Stephen M. Flatow, a vice president of the Religious Zionists of America, is an attorney in New Jersey. He is the father of Alisa Flatow, who was murdered in an Iranian-sponsored Palestinian terrorist attack in 1995.

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The myth of Saudi moderation

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They almost had me believing. The Saudis, that is. Last week, they almost had me believing that they are truly becoming moderate and really do accept Israel’s existence. Then the mask came off, and my...
President Trump Unveils a Plan for a Comprehensive Peace Agreement Between Israel and the Palestinians

‘Counting to 10’ won’t bring peace to the Middle East

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One of the main authors of the Trump Mideast peace plan is appealing to Palestinian Arab leaders to “count to 10” before rejecting the plan. Despite spending years observing Palestinians and negotiating with Palestinian...
Русский: Фото: Михаил Евстафьев English: Photo: Mikhail Evstafiev / CC BY-SA (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)

Indifferent to human suffering?

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A Palestinian activist’s harsh response to the first Israeli fatality from the coronavirus has sparked some controversy. It’s a tempest in a teapot, but it also contains an important lesson or two. The activist, Ms....
A couple views a tractor demolishing a home in the illegal Jewish neighborhood of Netiv Ha’avot in Gush Etzion, two days after residents were evicted, June 14, 2018. Photo by Gershon Elinson/Flash90.

Congress members misled into signing racist letter on Israel

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Did you hear the shocking news? Sixty Congress members just signed a letter demanding that the federal government stop dismantling illegally built homes belonging to whites, though they didn’t object to the dismantling of illegal homes...

Why the arrest of this Palestinian matters

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You probably have never heard the name Hussam Khader. But you should. Because what’s happening to him has extremely important ramifications for Israel and for Middle East peace. Khader, 59, is a leader of Fatah...
Capt. Eric Tisland and Sheikh Sabah al-Janabi greet former residents of Jurf as Sahkr upon their release from prison, March 28, 2008. Tisland is commander of Company A, 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, which is stationed at Patrol Base Jurf. Those returning to Jurf after serving their sentences swore to be responsible citizens and work under the supervision of town leader Sheikh Sabah. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Ben Brody)

Releasing terrorists is bad, no matter which president proposes it

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The headline about a terror attack read “London stabbing suspect was recently released from prison.” That “suspect” had been released about a week ago after serving half of his sentence of three years and four...
Demonstrating the intersectionality challenge for the Jewish community, Linda Sarsour (pictured), a lead organizer of the Women’s March, seeks to isolate Jews from feminism, calling it incompatible with Zionism. Credit: Festival of Faiths via Wikimedia Commons.

What happens when police infiltrate mosques …

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When the police uncover a plot to carry out terrorism, the arrest usually makes a big splash in the news for a day or two, but then quickly fades from the headlines. The legal...

Ten Jewish groups unite against Israeli democracy

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For years, the pundits have been telling us that Israeli democracy is in danger because of the Arab birthrate, or because of the Jewish nation-state law, or because of the debates over the powers...
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Hanan Ashrawi, friend of terror

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Hanan Ashrawi is a senior official of an organization that includes in its ranks those who are on the U.S. government list of terrorist groups. If that’s not sufficient grounds to deny her a...
The Kingsbury Hotel in Colombo, Sri Lanka, one of the targets of the April 14, 2019 bombings by terrorists that left more than 300 people dead and injured nearly 500. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Poverty isn’t the cause of terrorism, so let’s stop blaming it

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It turns out that the Islamist terrorists who slaughtered more than 350 people in Sri Lanka came from one of that country’s wealthiest families. This news will surely come as a surprise to those...