If the U.S. leaves Syria in the hands of Russia and Iran, this is bad news for Israel
Jewish Home issues ultimatum
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Understanding the Russian threats
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Watch: IDF destroys home of terrorist who plotted rabbi’s murder
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Orthodox Jewish man critically wounded in Manhattan stabbing
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Scottish man gets $$1,100 fine for teaching dog to do Nazi salute
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Ukrainian teacher allegedly praises Hitler
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How Obama’s lawyers gave John Bolton the keys to Armageddon
Obama’s lawyers never thought Trump would be the next White House incumbent, or that it would be Bolton whispering in his ear. If they had, maybe they wouldn’t have corroded the U.S.’s commitment to following international law before launching military strikes abroad
In call to Netanyahu, Putin urges Israel not to take action in Syria
Netanyahu told Putin: Israel will not permit Iran to set up military presence in Syria ■ Israel is on high alert for any Iranian retaliation after direct threat from Iran ■ Trump warns Syria of possible attack ■ Russia to Trump: We don’t do Twitter diplomacy
Jewish Insider’s Daily Kickoff: March 26, 2018
MBS’ Hollywood meetings | Barry Diller on the state of things | How Broidy made millions on Trump access | The Rabbi & The Labor Leader
Bolton pick is bad news for Iran, in good timing for Netanyahu
While the administration’s hawkishness appeals to Israel, it remains unclear whether Trump can actually follow through with his plans – and do so without dragging the region into a military conflict
Bolton is Gary Cooper in High Noon for Israel, Dr. Strangelove in Apocalypse Now for everyone else
Trump’s new national security adviser never saw a war he didn’t love, an enemy he didn’t want to blow up or a diplomatic agreement worth the paper it’s written on
U.S. indicts, sanctions Iranians for cyber attacks allegedly ordered by Tehran
Stolen data was obtained to benefit Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and sold within Iran through the websites to universities in Iran, prosecutors say
European powers propose new Iran sanctions in a bid to keep Trump committed to nuclear deal
The proposal is part of an EU strategy to save the accord signed by world powers that curbs Tehran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons, namely by showing Donald Trump that there are other ways to counter Iranian power abroad