Israel Has the Right to Exist
Criticizing Israel is fair. Questioning its government, military, and policies is fair. But Ari Maoz argues that criticism crosses a very different line when it becomes a demand for Israel itself to disappear.
Opinion pieces written by AJnet Organization staff.
Criticizing Israel is fair. Questioning its government, military, and policies is fair. But Ari Maoz argues that criticism crosses a very different line when it becomes a demand for Israel itself to disappear.
People love crediting aliens whenever ancient humans built something impressive. Heston explains how our ancestors moved massive stones, constructed monuments, and accomplished far more than modern idiots give them credit for.
I am Jewish, and I am tired of being told that criticizing Israel makes me an antisemite. It’s time to stop using antisemitism as a shield against accountability.
J.R. Heston has spent nearly twenty years teaching in Philadelphia classrooms, and he says the situation is getting worse fast. From violent students to social media addiction and parents who refuse to hold their kids accountable, Heston argues that schools are producing a generation completely unprepared for the real world.
From pilot reports to years of unexplained encounters, the pattern is there. The question isn’t whether something is happening, it’s why we’re still not being told the full story.