Jerold Auerbach
ARTICLES BY: Jerold Auerbach
How The New York Times Deflects Attention From Jewish Victims
The New York Times could hardly ignore the ghastly murder of innocent Jewish teenagers or the unrelenting Hamas rocket attacks on Israel. But count...
The New York Times Double Standard, Again
No one is more enamored with stone-throwing Palestinian teen-age boys than New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Jodi Rudoren. Nearly a year ago (August 5, 2013)...
Real Refugees
Palestinian nationalism is deeply embedded in, and derived from, Jewish history in the Land of Israel. Without Zionism as their primary source of inspiration Palestinians...
If Not Peace Now, When?
Israeli journalist Ari Shavit has abruptly shifted into reverse gear - for the second time in a week. Writing in Haaretz (April 24), he revisited...
Peace Now or Never?
Respected Ha'aretz journalist Ari Shavit has made a startling confession: he was wrong about the prospects for peace with the Palestinians that he, like so...
The Politics of Demography
It is endlessly - and mindlessly - reiterated that demographic disaster looms for Israel if it does not relinquish its biblical homeland for a Palestinian...
In Hebron, Victory at Last!
The ancient city of Hebron, twenty miles south of Jerusalem, has long been a source of seething conflict between Arabs and Jews. According to the...
Ganging Up Against Netanyahu
In President Obama's recent White House interview with Jeffrey Goldberg (reported in Bloomberg View, March 2), what the president had to say about Israel grabbed...
Why the Peace Talks Are Making Jordan Panic
King Abdullah of Jordan is displaying discernible signs of panic over the future of his kingdom. Dismissing any notion that it might become an "alternative...
Another Performance by The Times Trio
Nothing seems to please New York Times editors more than an opportunity to launch a multi-front fusillade against Israel, either in the Sunday Review section...
Moshe Ya’alon and the Dangers of Truth-Telling
As former Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and current Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon have recently been reminded, honesty in politics can be costly. Gates's...
When is Incitement “Incitement”?
Soon after Adolph S. Ochs purchased The New York Times in 1896, he pledged "to write intelligent discussion from all shades of opinion." His firm...
What American Generals Knew About Peace
By all indications, Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, propelled by the ubiquitous John Kerry, are wending their weary way nowhere. Their most recent kerfluffle concerned the...
The Mirage of Peace Now
The whirling diplomatic dervish, also known as John Kerry, is spinning once again. Leaving Israel for the umpteenth time on Friday, he proclaimed the imminence...
