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The Issue Is Never the Issue: The Subversive Protest Movements in the U.S. and Israel

Mob disruption is a uniquely reliable component of leftist protest.  It should not be mistaken for mere over-exuberance; it is the very point of the protest.  Aiming to divide and dismantle existing power structures and focusing on supposed “systemic” issues of broad injustice and power imbalances which no mere policy tweak can solve, the left-wing impulse is inherently revolutionary; its intent is to strategically destabilize.

Originally published in American Thinker

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Why Did Netanyahu Release Palestinian Prisoners?

Israelis may be masters of intelligence. They may be military geniuses. But they are inept when it comes to visionary diplomatic moves—especially those whose success hinges on the misplaced belief in the good faith of others.

This column was originally published in The Daily Beast.

Here is Abe’s interview on the John Batchelor Show on this topic.

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Seven Minutes: The Limits Of Obama’s Pro-Israel Pronouncements

Obama told Jewish supporters: “This administration — I try not to pat myself too much on the back — but this administration has done more in terms of the security of the State of Israel than any previous administration.”
 
Stop laughing; he actually said it with a straight face. 
A seven-minute Israel-loves-Obama promotional video?  Is that the best this administration can do?  Perhaps it’s time for an administration whose pro-Israel record will last more than seven minutes. Continue reading →