Tagged with Jordan

من قبل القانون بين الأمم، القدس ينتمي إلى إسرائيل

واعترف ضم الأردن على القدس الشرقية أبدا من قبل المجتمع الدولي. بواسطة: راشيل ابراهام وخلافا لادعاءات القادة الفلسطينيين والمنظمات غير الحكومية المختلفة، وبعض أعضاء المجتمع الدولي، ويعترف القانون الدولي احتراما كاملا مطالبة الشعب اليهودي إلى القدس، حيث لها جذور تاريخية تعود إلى أكثر من 3،000 سنة، وكانت أكبر مجموعة عرقية في المدينة منذ 1820. وقال … Continue reading »

By the Law Among Nations, Jerusalem Belongs to Israel

Jordan’s annexation of the East Jerusalem was never recognized by the international community. By: Rachel Avraham Contrary to the claims made by Palestinian leaders, various NGOs, and certain members of the international community, international law fully recognizes the Jewish people’s claim to Jerusalem, where they have historical roots dating back over 3,000 years and have been the … Continue reading »

As Israelis Mourn, Jordanians Glorify

As Israelis Mourn, Jordanians Glorify by Alan M. Dershowitz Israelis are now transitioning from their annual day of remembrance to the day they celebrate their independence. But even in celebrating 65 years of statehood, Israel never forgets the sacrifices it has made over the course of its existence. As Israelis mourn the 23,000 soldiers and … Continue reading »

Q&A with Michael Oren

Q&A with Michael Oren 10/04/2013 On the 40th anniversary of the Six-Day War, renowned historian Michael Oren answers readers’ questions. On the 40th anniversary of the Six-Day War, renowned historian and senior fellow at Shalem Center’s Adelson Institute for Strategic Studies answers questions sent by JPost.com readers on those six remarkable days in June 1967. … Continue reading »

فلسطين رأس المال الجديد

  “من المهم أن تكون مفتوحة وصادقة مع بعضها البعض”، وقال الرئيس أوباما في إسرائيل في ذلك اليوم كما كان يلقي خطابا أمام مجموعة من الطلاب في القدس. دعونا نحاول ممارسة هذا “مفتوحة ونزيهة” المفهوم. بصراحة، على مدى السنوات ال 40 الماضية زائد لقد حاولت الكثير من الدول وقادتها، بالإضافة إلى المبعوثين الخاصين، لحل الصراع … Continue reading »

Palestine’s New Capital

“It is important to be open and honest with one another,” said President Obama in Israel the other day as he addressed a group of students in Jerusalem. Let us try to exercise this “open and honest” concept. Honestly, over the last 40 plus years so many countries and their leaders, plus private envoys, have … Continue reading »

Toward a Hashemite Palestine

Toward a Hashemite Palestine Alan Bergreen In an unusually candid interview with Jeffrey Goldberg, to be published in the Atlantic Monthly and reported in the New York Times (“Jordan’s King Finds Fault With Everyone Concerned,” March 18, 2013, by David D. Kirkpatrick), King Abdullah of Jordan offers a critique of Middle East politics ranging from … Continue reading »

The Selling of Syria’s Refugee Child Brides

A growing legion of Muslim men from the Mideast and Europe are scouring Syrian refugee camps in order to purchase underage girls, some as young as 12, as child brides, many of whom end up being sold for use in temporary “pleasure marriages.” For most of the Syrian women and girls who have fled the … Continue reading »

Time to Annex Judea and Samaria

  In a few months it will be the twentieth anniversary of the signing of the “Oslo Accord” on the White House lawn.  In that signing, Yassir Arafat, on behalf of the so-called “Palestinian Liberation Organization,” committed himself and his “people” to conduct negotiations with Israel that would lead to a peaceful resolution of the … Continue reading »

#myjihad: Democracy is Forbidden in Islam

“Government should be only in the hands of Allah.” Why are radical Muslims opposed to the upcoming parliamentary election in Jordan? Because they believe that democracy is in contradiction with Islam’s concept of the sovereignty of Allah’s law. They argue that Islam and democracy cannot go together, and they are obviously right, especially if one … Continue reading »