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article.nationalreview.com - 1/10/2009

Steyn: The Oldest Hatred

— article.nationalreview.com — Once upon a time on the Continent, Jews were hated as rootless cosmopolitan figures who owed no national allegiance. So they became a conventional nation state, and now theyre hated for that. And, if Hamas get their way and destroy the Jewish state, the (more) Steyn: The Oldest Hatred

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ocregister.com - 1/10/2009

Mark Steyn: The 'oldest hatred' lives, from Gaza to Florida

— ocregister.com — Jew-hating pathologies ultimately harm the Jew-hater, too. (more) Mark Steyn: The 'oldest hatred' lives, from Gaza to Florida

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michellemalkin.com - 1/9/2009

Who’s afraid of Joe the Journalist?

— michellemalkin.com — My syndicated column today looks at the MSM sneering over Joe Wurzelbacher’s trip to Israel sponsored by PJTV, recounts how The Fraternal Order of the Professional Journalist has squandered its own credibility, and exposes how liberal media ... (more) Who’s afraid of Joe the Journalist?

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Yes, Israel Does Have a Right to Exist
Wizbang — ... , conveniently ignored by the mainstream media in this country (and elsewhere, like France ) that believe Israel has no right to exist whatsoever. That Israel has a right to exist as a sovereign state is beyond dispute. It is a sovereign state and has the right and requisite responsibility to defend itself against all enemies. I'll posit that everything outside of that fact is open to debate including Israeli foreign policy blunders, U S meddling that has exacerbated the security problem in Israel, Palestinian homeland issues etc. But the fact remains that Israel is a ...

"Les Juifs sont nos chiens"
The Corner on National Review Online — ... , along with cries of "Hezbollah! Nasrallah!" It's easy to think all this stuff is just about the Jew troublemakers, and who cares about them, right? But the thuggery on display in western cities is meant to intimidate not the despised Jew dogs but a more general audience and it seems to be doing the job. Powerline notes the bizarre response from the French government to a Molotov cocktail attack on a synagogue in St-Denis: Interior Minister Michele Alliot-Marie said France has faced a "very clear increase" in anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim attacks since Israel started an ...