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The Blogs Weekly Highlights
Choice Voices for the Week of
Thursday, January 14, 2021
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30 years later: COVID lessons from the Iraqi Scud assault
By
Boaz Dvir
The US can learn from Israel’s handling of a terrifying threat during Operation Desert Storm: Start by appointing a Corona spokesperson a la Nachman Shai
Donniel Hartman
Believing the unbelievable
Seeing the Capitol riots as an aberration may help us sleep at night, but we Jews know better — and yes, Holocaust comparisons are allowed
From the blogs
‘White genocide’ and other horrific myths driving Jew-hating Capitol rioters
By
Jonathan D. Sarna
A deep dive into American anti-Semitism reveals the dark roots of some hate symbols seen during the mobbing of the US Capitol
Daniel Landes
The Talmud won’t pardon Donald Trump
Jewish law introduces us to the ’cheat’ who relishes duping those under his power. The sages declare, ’We have no responsibility toward cheats.’
Alan Abrams
The cosplay Nazis of the Capitol rotunda
When we group Trumpists together with real Nazis, we blind ourselves to pain they feel – which we must see before we can expect them to see the pain of others
Jonathan Dekel-Chen
Unshackling Israel from Trump
In the end, even Trump’s pulling out of the Iran deal accomplished nothing more than good publicity for Netanyahu
Sherwin Pomerantz
American democracy triumphant
The framework has proved its mettle, but will the country coalesce into a governable entity whose members will find a way to cooperate for the common good?
The hottest commodity on the political market: Israeli Arabs
By
Yoseph Haddad
To all courting this sector’s vote: they won’t suddenly call themselves Zionists or support the nation-state law, but they are eager to bridge the gaps in our society, together
Naomi Chazan
The Palestinians’ moment is coming
When the Likud courts the Arab vote, and the Saudis prioritize the Palestinian question, you know the ’peace process’ is headed back to the top of the national agenda
Kenneth Jacobson
Separate peaces
What the Palestinians should do to gain some measure of trust from Israel, and why it falls to them to pick up the baton
Ilai Z. Saltzman
The fallacy of Netanyahu’s Iran policy
Instead of abandoning the deal, the PM could have leveraged it for gains on Tehran’s ballistic missile program and disruptive regional policies
Jason Fredric Gilbert
Am I the Palestinian now?
Now who’s facing random roadblocks, getting interrogated and electing leaders who don’t serve their interests?
If the Sea of Galilee could speak: Religion after Corona
By
Haviva Ner-David
I didn’t go back after our synagogue reopened and found I didn’t miss it much. There are other, better ways for me to meet my spiritual needs
CHOICE VOICES
Dan Ornstein
Pharaoh 2020
For it was, in days of yore, when the Israelites left Goshen and the battle was over, and still Raamses refused to accept that he just couldn’t compete (Shemot)
Joshua Hammerman
Will Trump move to Israel?
Israelis like the US president, but do they understand what would have happened to their country if the mob had had its way at the Capitol? Hint: Nothing good
Naomi Bloom Wurtman
Ezra Gorodesky’s ‘very rare disease’ was a blessing
The eccentric, ’incurable’ collector and Jerusalem icon contributed countless treasures to cultural institutions, especially to the National Library of Israel
Joanna Maissel
The cyclamen grows upside-down
Go for a walk in any wild forest or green landscape in Israel right now and you’ll see the distinctive ’rakefet’ plant that became King Solomon’s crown
Guy Lurie
Task number one for the incoming Israel Police commissioner
The public has given your organization a failing grade for fairness and transparency. Do citizens believe this can change? Not so much
Michael Harvey
Will we recover from the Trump cult?
By the time even Fox News fought Trump’s ridiculous and dangerous claims, alternative news sites had taken its place – and fomented complete distrust of any naysayer
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