Eliyahu Mintz

It was shocking, but it shouldn’t have been. The New York Times published an antisemitic political cartoon, reminiscent of the sort of thing that would have appeared in Der Stürmer during the heyday of the Nazi regime. And since it was published in the NY Times International edition, Israeli readers were confronted with the cartoon, …

Glen Kessler does the Fact Checker column for WaPo. In a recent column, he set out to defend Ilan Omar’s latest egregious statement: this time minimizing the events of 9/11, by suggesting we were missing context. Then he proceeded to give us a partial quote from George W. Bush, to show us that he did …

During last weekend’s annual meeting of the Republican Jewish Coalition in Las Vegas, South Carolina Senator Lindsay Graham said he’d like to see a defense pact between Israel and the United States that is similar to that of Nato. The senator said that this would send a message to the world that “an attack against …

Germany has deported terrorist Rasmea Odeh, who was slated to headline a BDS event in Berlin, thanks to intervention by US Ambassador to Germany, Richard Grenell, by way of a starkly worded letter, outlining the terrorist’s history and purpose. Odeh killed two students and wounded scores of others in a 1969 supermarket bombing in Jerusalem. …

Ryan Lizza says Dems tolerate antisemitism because they are a “more diverse” party.

We hear a great deal about Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Ilhan Omar. But it’s been a few weeks now and there’s been nothing in the mainstream media about the rape and murder of 19-year-old Ori Ansbacher, in the Ein Yael forest in Jerusalem. This gets hushed up in favor of talk about oppression, occupation, …

British talk show host, Rachel Riley, happens to be Jewish in spite of her Irish surname. And she’s been fighting back against antisemitism coming at her from liberal Labourites. Now Riley has announced, in tandem with children’s book author JK Rowling, that the two are forming a breakaway Labour party. If you’re thinking: here goes …

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has issued a new report, blaming the U.S. State Department for misleading Congress regarding steps the Palestinian Authority had supposedly taken to reduce incitement in PA-sanctioned children’s schoolbooks. The report, sent to Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Subcommittee on Near East, South Asia, Central Asia, and …