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But one thing is clear: The victory in this legal arena requires courage, heroism and composure like that of Hans Litten: to go all the way with the Nazis of the 7th of October.
For me, the constant need to assert my British identity and fight for my right to remain in the UK feels exhausting and humiliating.
We are dedicating the ceremony to children in war. Their only crime is being Palestinian or Israeli.
Such a job will demand a strong, immovable individual who can take on the slings and arrows that will, undoubtedly, continue to come our way.
While some have insisted that South Africa’s decision is in keeping with its human rights-anchored foreign policy from the Mandela period, this is not true.
On this complex day of remembrance, let us stand shoulder to shoulder, united in our commitment to freedom, democracy and peace.
Friends and lovers of Zion can stand up and say: Enough – not in my country, not out of my pocket [public universities receive funding from taxpayers], not at the price of safety and security.
Jewish communities need to cease being reactive and defeatist, the author argues.
Qatar alone had siphoned more than $5 billion into American universities. Cornell is the largest recipient of Arab funding, raking in more than $1.5b.
Hamas' true motives lie in maintaining power, not military strength. The IDF must shift focus to isolating Hamas, not destroying it, for a more effective strategy in Gaza.
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