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The Master Plan of Genocide Accusations.

 As appeared in Arutz Sheva Israel Nation News .   Genocide is back in the news. At a joint White House press conference (November 21, 2025), New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, in answer to a reporter’s question said, “I have spoken about the Israeli government committing genocide, and I have spoken about our government funding it.” It is very unsettling when the mayor-elect of the most Jewishly populated city in the U.S. foments more hate and untruths against its Jewish citizens and their ancestral homeland. Notably, it was disappointing and surprising that President Trump, by being silent did not rebut Momdani’s false and inflammatory genocidal accusation. It might be time to look into this claim of “the Israeli government committing genocide.” Genocide definition: According to the United Nations , genocide is any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group: (a) Killing memb...
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Returning Home Podcast from IsraelNewsTalkRadio.com

Natalie starts the program describing her recent trip to Warsaw where she visited the Warsaw Ghetto, and couldn’t hold back with exclaiming “there is no reason to live outside Israel today!”  Her guest, David Levine, is a former advertising executive from New York’s Madison Avenue who made aliyah with his wife towards the end of his career in 2015. The couple moved to Ashkelon and David writes a blog “The Truthful Project”  www.thetruthfulproject.blogspot.com/  and has authored several articles which he’s compiled into “Hey Israel, You’re Perfect – Now Change” which is available here: FREE download at  www.bit.ly/HeyIsrael-2dEdition Mentioned in this episode is an upcoming Book Shuk in Jerusalem, Dec. 7, 2025  www.nbn.org.il/book-shuk/ Listen here    
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Can the Abraham Accords be this century’s Magna Carta?

 As appeared in Arutz Sheva/Israel National News  and my Times of Israel blog.   The Magna Carta, signed in 1215 by the King of England, limited the powers of the King and was the ancestor of modern European thoughts on human rights and constitutional law.   Today, when parties sign contracts, agreements, or treaties, it is understood and expected that all parties understand, accept, and will adhere to the terms and conventions under which they are signed. A look at Western international conventions versus Islamic law exposes some important foundational contradictions.  Since now there is a new push to add additional Arab countries to the Abraham Accords after the cease fire in Gaza, (shared thanks going to the U.S. Trump Administration and the Israel Government’s military resolve) the terms of the original Accords do warrant a thorough review. More Than One Version. The need for this review is that, in fact, there is not one unique agreement that all parti...
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