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The supreme necessity of an operation on the ground, seizing and purging the territory from terrorists as the forces have been trained to do, is a military one. Israel is not an empire that can besiege a city or a settled region for an unlimited period of time.
The State University System of Florida said chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) had to be dismantled as part of a "crackdown" in the Republican-led state on-campus demonstrations that provide "harmful support for terrorist groups."
The 10/7 pogrom was not just predictable, it was predicted.
According to the senior researcher Maurice Hirsch at Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, not only has Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas not condemned Hamas' onslaught, in which more than 1,400 people were murdered and additional thousands were injured, the PA is gearing up to pay out grants in the sum of ILS 9 million to the perpetrators.
Barak Bakhar, who manages the Red Star Belgrade club, thanks his colleagues and fans in Serbia for their support, but then laments other clubs have not followed suit.
