Criticism of Israel

The Palestinian ideology, which views the land on which Israel was established as occupied territory “from the river to the sea” aims for the Jewish state to cease to exist.

I want to celebrate Cynthia Ozick as a penetrating critic of contemporary society and its attitudes to Jews and Israel.

Even more impressive than the Australian Jewry's infrastructure – epitomized by their Jewish day schools - is their unapologetically Zionist, deeply Jewish, worldview.

Many Zionists fight the battle of Israel’s legitimacy, arguing over issues like Israel’s right to exist, the Jewish people’s right to a state, and the IDF's right to defend itself against enemies.

South African legal expert Navi Pillay: "I am 81 years old and this is the first time I have been accused of antisemitism."

The Israeli-American Coalition for Action (IAC for Action) applauded Grisham for her “groundbreaking executive order.”

Criticism is generally levied against a policy that all agree is true, but opinions differ whether the policy is proper or needs correction.

It is harder for Israel's friends to stand up for Israel when the nation faces global criticism for complicated issues.

Oddly as it may seem, as a member of the world community, Israel has never benefited from the equality to which every other state is entitled.

Galut Syndrome is the term for a behavior that implicitly recognizes one’s own powerlessness and lack of free determination.

Clarifying and contextualizing the difference between these two contrasting terms may help “defog” the clouded view on the increasingly disingenuous, deceptive discourse on Israel.