The Palestinian Leadership Does Not Understand the U.S. President – Abdulrahman al-Rashed (Al-Arabiya via Daily Alert)
Sept. 21, 2018 The Palestinian Leadership Does Not Understand the U.S. President – Abdulrahman al-Rashed The Palestinian leadership does not understand the character of President Donald Trump. Since the beginning of his presidential term, one of Trump’s acquaintances warned: Try to understand how to disagree with him, otherwise he will throw you under the bus! This […]
Read More →The Palestinian Victimhood Narrative No Longer Sells, by Mitchell Bard (Algemeiner)
Sept. 14, 2018 After decades of accepting the idea that Palestinians deserve American financial assistance without offering anything in return, President Trump has finally said, “Enough.” Fed up with their lies and… Click here for full article
Read More →The End to U.S. Funding to UNRWA – Michal Hatuel-Radoshitzky and Kobi Michael (Inst. for National Security Studies – Tel Aviv, via Daily Alert)
Sept. 7, 2018 The End to U.S. Funding to UNRWA – Michal Hatuel-Radoshitzky and Kobi Michael UNRWA adds some 10,000 new fifth and sixth generation refugees to its lists per month, recognizes some two million Jordanian citizens of Palestinian descent as Palestinian refugees, and grants refugee status to convicted terrorists. UNRWA has nearly 30,000 employees (the […]
Read More →A salute to Joan Peters, by Nadav Shragai (JNS)
Sept. 3, 2018 Joan Peters is sorely missed right now. Four years after her death and 34 years after the publication of her bestselling book “From Time Immemorial,” the U.S. administration is recognizing her claims about so-called Palestinian refugeeism. Click here for full article
Read More →According to UNRWA, Someone Born This Week Can Be a Refugee of a War 70 Years Ago – Editorial (J. Post via Daily Alert)
Sept. 4, 2018 According to UNRWA, Someone Born This Week Can Be a Refugee of a War 70 Years Ago – Editorial (Jerusalem Post) UNRWA’s written mandate plays a central role in perpetuating the Palestinian refugee myth and the demand for the “right of return.” According to the definition of “refugee” that UNRWA follows, someone born […]
Read More →Why Are Palestinian Refugees Different From All Other Refugees?, by David Harris (TOI)
Aug. 30, 2018 The unique status afforded to Palestinians is the single biggest stumbling block to achieving peace During the first Gulf War in 1991, when Kuwait sent packing 400,000 Palestinians for their alleged backing of Iraq’s Saddam Hussein, there wasn’t much reaction from the international community. And more recently, while thousands of Palestinians have […]
Read More →Palestinian Op-Ed Accurately Explains How UNRWA Turned From Humanitarian to Political, by Elder of Ziyon (Algemeiner)
Aug. 19, 2018 Ma’an published an op-ed by Ali Hweidi, a writer and researcher on Palestinian affairs from Lebanon, about the threat of closing down UNRWA. He begins by stating a truth that UNRWA’s supporters in the West vehemently deny. The calls for the establishment of alternative institutions to UNRWA are a strategic threat that weakens the […]
Read More →Palestinian op-ed accurately explains how @UNRWA turned from humanitarian to political (EoZ)
Aug. 15, 2018 Ma’an published an op-ed by Ali Hweidi, a writer and researcher on Palestinian affairs from Lebanon, about the threat of closing down UNRWA. He starts off saying the truth that UNRWA’s supporters in the West vehemently deny. “The calls for the establishment of alternative institutions to UNRWA are a strategic threat that weakens […]
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