The proud anti-Zionism of “National Palestinian Radio”.
Is Coca-Cola Making a Mistake by Responding to Rumors It’s a Zionist-Controlled Company?
February 14, 2011 By
BDS Movement and Code Pink Now Targeting Children’s Birthday Parties
February 8, 2011 By
I don’t know what else I was expecting from Code Pink, the group so inane its members interrupt their own interviews. When they’re not expressing their patriotism by crashing naturalization ceremonies, they unwind by targeting Israeli products for boycott. Boycotting is an easy, do-it-at-home form of activism for the Code Pinker whose boas are all at the dry cleaner.
The boycott in question is the Code Pink campaign against AHAVA beauty products. The embarrassing misstep? Listing, in their trove of media clips surrounding their efforts, an article from The Jewish Week about a mother whose 7-year-old daughter’s birthday party was spoiled by anti-Israel sentiment stirred up by the boycott. Code Pink, why would you list this among your PR victories
Anti-Zionist Group’s Tour Rolls On
February 4, 2011 By
Controversy simmers nearly a week after Rutgers students hosted Never Again for Anyone, an international speaking tour that compares modern Israel to the Nazi regime. Hundreds of protesters were turned away from the event, and one student subsequently received violent threats in response to his account of the evening.
Never Again for Anyone will visit DePaul University this Friday. Scheduling an event purporting to “honor” Holocaust victims on a day when most Orthodox Jews can’t attend (or protest) is a glaring example of the tour’s thinly-veiled true intent of minimizing and exploiting the Holocaust in an attempt to delegitimize the Jewish state.
Anti-Zionist Organizers Attack Critics in Rutgers Protest Aftermath
February 1, 2011 By
Never Again for Anyone, the national speaking tour that honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day by equating the modern state of Israel to Nazi Germany, is now responding to criticism of its event at Rutgers University this weekend. In a controversy that has captured widespread Internet attention, event organizers turned away hundreds of protesters who, so far, have been accused of nothing more than attending.
Several points stand out in Never Again for Anyone’s version of events that simply don’t add up:
Pro-Israel Heroes Come to DC Comics
January 30, 2011 By
Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube crackle with the vitriol of students, armchair pundits and alternative culture fans to whom Israel is the apotheosis of hate. The opinions ranged against Israel extend to the world of graphic novels as well, which is what makes Fables, a popular ongoing comics serial, so unique: Fables is an unapologetically pro-Israel comic.
Event at Rutgers Will Promote Hate, Ignorance, and Trivialization of the Holocaust
January 28, 2011 By
Hard on the heels of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, new waves of hate surge up to batter Israel and the Jewish people, even in America, an example of freedom and the love of truth to the rest of the world.
This weekend several Rutgers student groups, backed by American Muslims for Palestine, The International Anti-Zionist Jewish Network, and The Middle East Children’s Alliance, will host “Never Again for Anyone,” an event part of a national tour purporting to promote peace and justice for Israel and surrounding lands.
Pro-Israel Heroes Come to DC Comics
January 26, 2011 By
Facebook, MySpace, and YouTube crackle with the vitriol of students, armchair pundits and alternative culture fans to whom Israel is the apotheosis of hate. The opinions ranged against Israel extend to the world of graphic novels as well, which is what makes Fables, a popular ongoing comics serial, so unique: Fables is an unapologetically pro-Israel comic.
