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Ben Cohen19.01.2018
Islam’s Jewish dilemma revisited
In “Anti-Judaism: The Western Tradition,” scholar David Nirenberg argues that on the one hand, Islam regards Jews as “enemies” of Muhammad’s prophecy, but on the other, Islam realizes only too well that without the existence of Jews and their practices, there would have been no subsequent prophetic tradition and faith to follow.
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Richard D. Heideman18.01.2018
Terrorism and rejectionism: twin threats to peace and security
The recent moves at the U.N. by the PA and the PLO mark the latest use of rejectionism as a tool in the Palestinian arsenal of diplomatic warfare against Israel—and now the U.S.
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American Victims of Terror
Ben Cohen17.01.2018
Iran has a foreign policy doctrine
Through its own words, the Iranian regime gives the lie to Western claims of “moderation.” The doctrine might also turn out to be the source of the Islamic Republic’s coming collapse, writes JNS columnist Ben Cohen.
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Ben Cohen08.01.2018
Win or lose, Iranians want regime change
For the first time in nearly a decade, one dares to believe that the Islamist clerics who have ruled Iran since 1979 will not be in power by the time the 40th anniversary of their revolution rolls around in 2019. The nationwide protests are a direct challenge to the legitimacy of the Islamic Republic, as evidenced in the slogans chanted by the demonstrators. The handful of world governments who regard the demise of Iran’s regime as a desirable end need to stay the course, however long it may take, writes JNS columnist Ben Cohen.
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American Victims of Terror
Ben Cohen03.01.2018
Win or lose, Iranians want regime change
For the first time in nearly a decade, one dares to believe that the Islamist clerics who have ruled Iran since 1979 will not be in power by the time the 40th anniversary of their revolution rolls around in 2019. The nationwide protests are a direct challenge to the legitimacy of the Islamic Republic, as evidenced in the slogans chanted by the demonstrators. The handful of world governments who regard the demise of Iran’s regime as a desirable end need to stay the course, however long it may take, writes JNS columnist Ben Cohen.
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Ben Cohen28.12.2017
Why an anti-Semitism commissioner for Germany is a good idea
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Ben Cohen19.12.2017
The return of Bibi Derangement Syndrome
By promoting the deceit that Netanyahu had reversed his long-held position in favor of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the White House made sure that its vendetta against the prime minister was leapt on once more by media outlets that have garnered an enormous amount of fun from reporting the troughs and peaks of the Obama-Netanyahu relationship.
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American Victims of Terror
Ben Cohen15.12.2017
Don’t forget Qatar and Turkey
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Ben Cohen08.12.2017
In decades-long AMIA Jewish center affair, the truth will come out
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Ben Cohen22.11.2017
France’s Socialist Party shows the right way to respond to anti-Semitism
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Ben Cohen22.11.2017
France’s Socialist Party shows the right way to respond to anti-Semitism
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American Victims of Terror
Ben Cohen16.11.2017
The ultimate victory of an African tyrant
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Ben Cohen09.11.2017
Hopes betrayed: the Russian Revolution and the Jews
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Ben Cohen01.11.2017
Iran’s war, America’s shame, in Kurdistan
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Ben Cohen30.10.2017
Iranian nuclear revelations from Argentina
“Today, the Iranian regime’s intentions are no different than before”
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