By Roz Rothstein and Roberta Seid LOS ANGELES — The recent coordinated terrorist attacks on Israel and the latest poll of Palestinian public opinion offer insight into why Middle East peace remains so elusive: The Palestinian public is simply unwilling to recognize the human rights of Jews. Consider Palestinians’ reactions to the grisly coordinated attacks

By Sasha Ben-Ari JERUSALEM–The summer of 2011 marks twenty years since the fall of  the Soviet Union and the beginning of a new era for Russian Jewry.  For pain-filled decades, this was a population discriminated against, both in the  practice of their religion and in pursuing educational and professional opportunities. Two decades later, the situation

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Press Release)–The Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs (JINSA) on Monday called  upon the White House to communicate its expectation that Egypt’s ruling Supreme  Military Council will act to secure the Sinai border with Israel and act to curb  attacks on the pipeline supplying Israel and Jordan with natural gas. JINSA Executive Director Tom Neumann