How an Israeli Professor Accuses Israel of Judaizing Israel
I think some people are quite thrilled that there are Jewish vandals who can be trotted out for display when they want to demonize the Jews. How else to explain the fact that, in...
Category: From Academia
Why The World Is Stuck On The Two-State-Solution
Asher Susser is a very impressive man. Now professor emeritus of Middle East history at Tel Aviv University, I took an online course from him called The Emergence of the Modern Middle East. I...
The Occupation Causes Palestinian Arabs To Have Heart Attacks
A study published in the academic journal, Conflict and Health, claims that Israel is to blame for cardiovascular disease (CVD) suffered by Palestinian Arabs in the Palestinian Authority (PA). Doctors interviewed by the authors...
Physics in Service of Anti-Zionism
At this very moment, physicists from around the United States, from around the globe in fact, are packing their bags for a trip to Columbus, Ohio. Some have perhaps already arrived and are getting...
Dear Editor: Would you call Quebec a country?
A medical journal turned the Palestinian Authority into a country when it never was and still is not a country. On March 11, two days after I published a brief post about that, I...
“Palestine” Becomes A Country Without Much Effort At All
Pro-Palestinian propaganda need not be shouted out from the rooftops or blatantly reverberate on the social media. Even a seemingly innocuous medical article that says nothing at all about Israel can become an effective...
Group Psychoanalysis for Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs — Part 3
In his recently published article, psychotherapist Paul Solomon showed that the irredentist Palestinian Arabs are engaging in a Holy War to oust the Jews from Israel and how the Jews are paranoid for thinking...
Group Psychoanalysis for Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs — Part 2
In Part 1 of this series, I critiqued the conclusion of a recently published paper by psychotherapist Paul Solomon. He discusses how group psychoanalysis can help us understand the itchy persistence of the conflict...
