Posts Tagged: Putin dictator
Stop Using Ukraine to Repeat Lies About the Number of Palestinian ‘Refugees’
Using the plight of Ukrainian refugees who have been forced to flee their besieged homeland as a narrative hook, CBS News published an article about...
Russia’s Invasion Is a Wake-Up Call for Israel and the West
Irrespective of the final outcome of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, it should serve as a wake-up call for Israeli and Western policymakers and molders...
BBC Report on Ukraine Refugees Omits Pro-Israel Information
A report headlined “How many refugees have fled Ukraine and where are they going?” was published on the BBC News website’s "World"’ page on the...
Will Israel Reduce Foreign Aid After Ukraine War?
Despite any past troubles between Ukraine and its Jewish community, the free world must rally around Ukraine. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett recently met with...
The Unholy Alliance With Russia Unravels
When the Soviet Union broke up, there were widespread rumors that a deal had been made with the Western world. Mother Russia would not exercise...
Palestinian Envoy Ignores the Plight of Ukraine at the UN Human Rights Council
The UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) opened its 49th session on Monday in Geneva, where it was decided to hold an urgent debate on Ukraine. Many...
Ukraine: Lessons Not Being Learned
Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine -- and the international condemnation it generated-- contains key lessons for policymakers. They are lessons that should have been...
How We Got to Putin’s War — and What We Must Do in Response
With the brazen Russian invasion of Ukraine, it is important to try to understand how this happened and how to respond. This act of war didn’t...
Russian Invasion of Ukraine Proves Israel Can Only Rely on Israel
Just like that, the world is a different place -- and there are scary times ahead. Like many Jews praying for Ukraine, I also worry...
Putin, Alexei Navalny and Public Dissent in Russia
Huge protests recently held in Russia over the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny could become a countrywide movement against the ruling political elite. The...
Fearing Putin’s ‘Liberation’ of Belarus
Most observers agree that the autocratic president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, appears to be on his way out, and that Russia will play a key...
Putin’s Imperialism Comes to Jerusalem
In January 2020, Benjamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin struck a deal that rescued Israeli backpacker Naama Issachar from a Russian prison and brought her safely...
With Putin’s Proposed Changes, Russia Begins Its Transition to One-Party Rule
On January 15, 2020, in his State of the Nation address to the Russian political elite, Russian president Vladimir Putin proposed some major constitutional amendments,...
Why Is Keren Hayesod Honoring Vladimir Putin?
Keren Hayesod, known throughout the world as the United Israel Appeal, is a fundraising arm of the Zionist movement, established in 1920 to raise money...
