Today is a solemn day, marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11. In the latest episode and yesterday’s newsletter, I broke down the media’s annual failure to recognize the most important lessons of those historic attacks.
Meanwhile, for a tiny group of people who understand the reality of Islamist terrorism especially well, a celebration begins tonight. Sundown marks the start of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year. Here’s to a better world in what the Jewish Calendar calls 5787. (Wondering how that works? Learn about it from the U.S. Navy here.)
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Among the many things the media won’t tell you about this holiday: Jews are not allowed to pray at the holiest site in our religion. It’s one of approximately 10 bajillion concessions Israel has made in hopes of reducing threats from Islamists.
Why is it even an issue? Arab Islamic conquerors built a mosque on top of the Temple Mount as part of its declaration of dominance and supremacy. Try explaining this to virtually anyone in major news agencies. Their heads will explode.
Here’s a photo of me from last year at the holiest site where Jews are allowed to pray, the Western Wall.
To all those of you who celebrate, wishing you a blessed “Shanah Tovah.”
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