In Ireland, taking the name of Israel means becoming a war criminal. A popular Dublin restaurant, The Exchequer, no longer stocks Israeli goods. In the Irish town of Kinvara, retailers, restaurants and pharmacies operate a boycott of Israeli goods. The … Continue reading
The Italian city of Turin always displayed hostility towards the State of Israel. Three years ago, at Park Ruffini, authorized by the municipality, a launching of shoes against the silhouette of former Israeli President Shimon Peres holding a Star of … Continue reading
A couple of years ago his book “The Invention of the Jewish People” sparked endless debates and controversy, selling millions of copies. Shlomo Sand, an Israeli historian who teaches at Tel Aviv University, has just written, in the Guardian, an … Continue reading
When I read the title of the Italian daily La Repubblica, “Gaza, more than 300 Holocaust survivors against Israel”, I thought, wow! Sorry, the survivors were not “more than 300, not even “300”. There were 20. The others were children … Continue reading
Two Israeli Jews have been killed in Brussels’ Jewish Museum. Jews have been victimized again in the heart of Europe. But certain Jewish leaders and organizations bear part of the responsibility for the rising violence of attacks against Jewish targets. … Continue reading
Three killed outside the Jewish museum of Brussels. There is nothing shocking in this terror attack. The EU’s capital is a factory for Jew-hatred. The daily De Morgen published the results of a survey among young Muslims in Brussels high … Continue reading
I have just published a new book in Italian titled “Ebrei contro Israele”, Jews Against Israel (Salomone Belforte Edition, 2014). The book tries to unmask and demolish the members of the global Jewish establishment who are waging a new war … Continue reading
In Europe’s streets, fear and persecution are turning the Jews into ghosts without yarmulkes and the sounds of Hebrew. In Europe’s houses, Jews are opting for cultural and religious suicide. According to a Rabbinical Center of Europe’s research, over 85% … Continue reading
In 1215, Britain enacted the “Magna Charta Libertatum”. It is the basis of the UK legal system which protects individual rights. 800 years later, for the first time, that glorious legal system is changing face. It is now an experiment … Continue reading
The article, Remaking a Life, After Years in an Israeli Prison (Jodi Rudoren, NYTimes, March 29, 2014) is about Muqdad Salah, one of the Palestinian Arab terrorists freed from Israeli jails as part of the American-brokered “peace talks” that started last … Continue reading
