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How to Create Consensus: Fire the leftist columnists

2011-08-31
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: August 31, 2011
In: Caroline Glick, Free speech

Advertisements In my latest piece for Babylon Times, hosted by Souciant, I look at the firing of columnist Larry Derfner of the Jerusalem Post, what he did wrong and how it drowned out some very important and insightful points that he made. UPDATE: Derfner was not permitted to publish hisContinue Reading

Ready, Aim, Failure: Bibi Blows It Again

2011-08-24
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: August 24, 2011
In: Bibi Netanyahu, Egypt, Gaza

Advertisements In my latest piece for Babylon Times, hosted by Souciant, I examine the responses to the terrorist attack near Eilat and the subsequent Israeli incursions into Gaza and Egypt. The title says a lot: Ready Aim Failure: Bibi blows it, again.Continue Reading

Netanyahu Rejects Obama Proposal on Pre-1967 Borders

2011-05-20
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: May 20, 2011
In: Barack Obama, Bibi Netanyahu, Israeli land

Advertisements My latest piece for IPS News is up. It looks at the meeting today between Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama and the fallout from it.Continue Reading

Bin Laden Got Way Too Much In Exchange For His Life

2011-05-02
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: May 2, 2011
In: Terrorism, United States

Advertisements It is no surprise that the assassination of Osama bin Laden has brought a wave of celebration in the United States. I, however, found my sentiments best expressed by a 9/11 survivor, Harry Waizer: “If this means there is one less death in the future, then I’m glad forContinue Reading

Making Our Passover Traditions Real

2011-04-18
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: April 18, 2011
In: Gaza, human rights, Israel, Judaism

Advertisements During a Passover Seder, we Jews tip our cups of wine and let drops spill. This symbolizes, and more importantly acknowledges and mourns, the suffering of the Egyptians under the yoke of the ten plagues God inflicted on them. I always found this remarkably touching and meaningful. The ancientContinue Reading

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