The peace between Jordan and Israel is a farce. The agreement that Prime Minister Rabin signed with King Hussein on October 26, 1994, was meant to usher in a new normal where cooperation between the two nations would flourish. Instead, Jordan continues to vote against Israel in almost every sham United Nations vote, bashes Israel for defending itself whenever missiles from Gaza fly, and in one of the most egregious examples of how there really is no peace, allowed a Jordanian-born terrorist who proudly helped kill 15 civilians, including 8 children and injure 130 Israelis, rise to fame in their country.

19 December 2022

Read more: With Friends Like This....: The One Sided Peace Between Jordan & Israel

Political turmoil has been the case in Israel since its foundation. From the early days, when the ruling social democrat “Mapai” shunned the capitalist revisionists, to Menachem Begin’s famous victory in 1977. Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination resulted in a temporary de-escalation in political tensions, but division remained and has gained new momentum in recent years with Netanyahu’s latest term along with the Haredi and religious nationalist parties.

Today,  shortly after the fifth election in less than 5 years, Israeli division is slowly creating sub-factions within its society that refuse to recognize the underlining consensus that has glued them all together, Jewish self-determination and Zionism. 

16 December 2022

Read more: The Last Time Israel Was As Polarized As It Is Today, The Second Temple Fell

Although there is rarely consensus on anything about Israel, the common narrative on Israeli independence seeks to embellish an initial pro-Zionist stand by the United Nations, that gradually decreased due to “occupation” and alleged violations of human rights. Despite the UN voting in favor of a Jewish state, from the very first year of Israel’s existence, the world body demonstrated a clear anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist bias.

Naturally, the United Nations Relief & Works Agency's (UNRWA) creation is testimony to early UN sympathy towards Arab refugees who fled before and during the war of independence, but specific resolutions from that era expose just how unjust and perhaps antisemitic the UN was and still is. 

13 December 2022

Read more: The United Nations Has Been Undermining Israel Since It Voted To Create It

The Palestinian dream is fading fast, and it has nothing to do with Israel succeeding in quelling militants in Samaria and everything to do with the new reality of the Arab nations that created and funded the Palestinians for over 60 years. During the British Mandatory period in the region, there were few to no Arabs who would have called themselves Palestinians. According to newspaper articles, interviews, and books, most of the Arabs within Palestine identified as Syrian or Egyptian and based on their surnames, their ancestors most probably were.

08 December 2022

Read more: As The Pan-Arabist Vision Fades, So Do The Prospects For A State Called Palestine

A disturbing trend has been developing in recent years among the many Palestinian advocacy organizations that mask themselves as media. The tactic is simple, divide the Jewish nation using race as the wedge. In America, where most of these organizations are based, race is politicized as a means to control a narrative and dismiss legitimate discourse.

06 December 2022

Read more: Pallywood's New Strategy: Stoking Racial Tensions In Israeli-Jewish Society