Jacob Olidort

Aug 10, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | David Fridovich |Kim Cole |Jacob Olidort

What has been taking place on college campuses is far from a matter of campus security, but rather of homeland security and foreign policy.

Aug 9, 2024 | wnd.com | David Fridovich |Kim Cole |Jacob Olidort

Although colleges are closed for the summer, the anti-Israel demonstrators continue to provide fodder to terrorist groups and leaders, including Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei who praised the protesters as a “branch of the Resistance Front” who are “on the right side of history.” The encampments – which mushroomed to over 40 campuses in less than a week in late April and whose stated goal is divesting U.S. universities from Israel – have been a key propaganda tool for global jihadists’...

Aug 8, 2024 | jinsa.org | Ari Cicurel |Jacob Olidort

RealClearDefense | Share: Although colleges are closed for the summer, the anti-Israel demonstrators continue to provide fodder to terrorist groups and leaders, including Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei who praised the protesters as a “branch of the Resistance Front” who are “on the right side of history.” The encampments – which mushroomed to over 40 campuses in less than a week in late April and whose stated goal is divesting U.S. universities from Israel – have been a key propaganda...

Jul 14, 2024 | wnd.com | Jonathan Ruhe |Jacob Olidort

Having failed so far to convince Hezbollah to take “yes” for an answer and negotiate an end to its unprovoked war on Israel, the Biden administration increasingly says “no” to Israel’s threats to resolve the conflict less diplomatically. American officials now warn publicly they cannot help defend Israel like they did recently against Iranian missiles and drones, and they have taken their foot off the accelerator on weapons resupply to Israel, vainly seeking to avert an imminent crisis.

Jul 8, 2024 | jinsa.org | Yoni Tobin |Jacob Olidort |Jonathan Ruhe

Having failed so far to convince Hezbollah to take “yes” for an answer and negotiate an end to its unprovoked war on Israel, the Biden administration increasingly says “no” to Israel’s threats to resolve the conflict less diplomatically. American officials now warn publicly they cannot help defend Israel like they did recently against Iranian missiles and drones, and they have taken their foot off the accelerator on weapons resupply to Israel, vainly seeking to avert an imminent crisis.