Tag: The New York Times

"For some, the language symbolizes far-right Israeli militarism.”

With the kind of self-pity befitting a star, she noted: “This is the price you pay for defending Palestinian human rights."

The serious question regarding the Kerry revelations is not whether or not he made them, of course he did.

"In my head, I was always looking to get under 100. ... For me, it's just a sign that we're making real progress,” Gov. Cuomo said.

Abbas dismissed as a "myth" and "fantastic lie" that six million Jews had died in the Holocaust.

The anti-Semitic cartoon was the brainchild of Portuguese artist António Moreira Antunes, who insisted his images were anti-Semitic, but the rest of the planet thought otherwise.

Israel's UN Ambassador: "The words, the demonstrators and the cartoons turn into shootings against worshipers in synagogues.”

The online version of the cartoon, featured in the New York Times’ opinion section, has been deleted.

The "deal of the century" will compensate local Arabs with billions of dollars in investments in their economic and civic well-being, for the fact that they will remain an autonomous canton, but not a state.

If ignoring the tantrum fits of the New York Times will inevitably "deepen the alienation between [Israel's] right-wing coalition government and a majority of American Jews," I say, take the chance.

I'd like to see a better reasoned and less combative platform – with no need to change or moderate the party's beliefs.

“We’re talking about a handful of people; they’re certainly not going to move Congress’s wall-to-wall support for Israel."

USAID redirected its funds to “continue its support for civil society working on these issues within Israel ”supporting programs linking Israeli Arabs and Israeli Jews."

The community’s traditional culture and clan-based lifestyle will be fully protected and insulated from outside influences in a location only four miles away that provides electricity, running water, a government-built school and many other basic modern “conveniences.”

"I’ve worked with hundreds of actresses, hundreds, and not a single one—big ones, famous ones, ones starting out—have ever, ever, not a single one, ever suggested any kind of impropriety at all,” Allen said.

“It was the first time we attacked live Iranian targets, both facilities and people,” the IDF officer told The New York Times journalist Thomas Friedman.

“We should have buses pick up all the people who say they want to go fight for Jerusalem and actually drive them to Jerusalem. Go fight if you are so tough."

According to Globes, Black Cube’s primary field of operation is intimidating victims of harassment on behalf of the prominent individuals who harassed them.

Netanyahu thows the new Hamas document into the garbage, where it belongs.

Netanyahu was responding to the NY Times' positive portrayal of arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti.

The witch hunt against Bannon is animated by the impotent rage of the "anyone but Trumpers."

Last March, Culture Minister Grütters faced shocked protests after telling the New York Times that if a Jew is appointed to the commission his “would be the only voice who would be prejudiced.”

If this means Sidney Blumenthal's clout in the Clinton camp has lost some of its shine, too, then the entire scandal was well worth it.

The Obama administration tapped J-Street via a wealthy US foundation to carry out a propaganda campaign for its Iran nuclear deal.

The New York Times' editorial Thursday uncharacteristically criticized Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas.

Dr. Sacks was one of the greatest, if not the greatest, neurologists.

An Oxford University professor's new book uncovers what most Israelis know - that the Americans are not "Wild West" cowboys.

He should have said, "Judge me on whether the deal fuels Iran's aggression."

The President believes J Street's boast that the left-wing group speaks for American Jewry.

Guess which ally helps the other, lets it take credit and then gets spat on?