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May 20, 2018, 8:18 AM

Blood Libels against Jews in 2018

I defend the ideals of Freedom and Democracy, Peace, Zionism. I also like these concepts because they’re equalitarian and marry well together. I won’t judge now the hijacking of values by some guys. I mean about the real values,...

Dec 8, 2017, 8:46 PM

By Jupiter, this is war!

“France needs a 'Jupiterian' head of state” said Emmanuel Macron during his candidacy. Recently, following his unpopularity rate, the French president distanced himself from that image. Some communication officers were fired. Lesson learnt. However, President Macron’s phone conversation with Prime...

Jul 31, 2014, 8:19 AM

GOP, this is Earth calling, do you read us?

As much as any nation, Israel is deeply appreciative of its friendship with the United States and of the exceptionalism – the profound sense of manifest destiny – that distinguished America for much of the 20th century. It was,...

May 2, 2014, 1:20 PM

EU “liaisons dangereuses” and velvet gloves

Professor Gerald Steinberg’s article, “Why Does the EU Continue to Fund Anti-Peace NGOs?”, published in February 2014 in the Jerusalem Post, contributes to the general debate about foreign funding of NGOs in Israel, and the use of EU funds...

Feb 16, 2014, 7:25 PM

A Norwegian post-scriptum: Sapere Aude

Click here>> The foggy view of Norwegian Oil Wealth as published in the Circus Bazaar, a new and independent news platform. Update on Norway Foreign Debt and Political Culture. February 2014. This is also my answer to the Norwegian Finance Ministry of January...

Feb 4, 2014, 8:37 PM

10 tips to academic institutions starting recruitment in China in 2014

Heading towards China to recruit students? Congratulations! Although you are late in joining the “gold rush”, you will find the Chinese candidates’ market more mature in relation to studies abroad than a few years ago. In a way, despite...

Nov 22, 2013, 3:00 PM

U.S. Foreign Policy in ‘Whirlfall’

A quarter of a century has elapsed since the Iron Curtain fell, heralding the collapse of the Soviet empire that had perverted human rights, trampled economic freedoms and subjugated its citizens utterly. The implosion of USSR brought an end...

Oct 23, 2013, 2:13 PM

Remembering Laurent Murawiec

Remembering Laurent Murawiec, who blew the whistle on Saudi antagonism to the West

Aug 13, 2013, 8:26 PM

The impact of the Dunning-Kruger effect against Peace

US Secretary Kerry

In his last August 8 Jerusalem Post column, “Savir's Corner: Left, Right and Center”, Uri Savir, former architect of the Oslo Accords, describes the Israeli political forces by identifying the Right to a bunch of bullies who value only the...

Aug 5, 2013, 12:16 AM

Oslo III – False-Start

The Israelis have always considered the US as their “best friend”; for strategic and economic reasons, but also because they love democracy, freedom, western values. Today, when a tsunami of US-produced digital media engulfs Israel itself, the Israelis assimilate...

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About Me

Jerome (Dan) Vitenberg is a seasoned political analyst with a deep understanding of international relations and a passion for fostering regional cooperation. His academic background, including an MA in Political Science from Tel-Aviv University, has equipped him with the expertise to analyze complex political issues and provide insightful commentary. He has extensive experience in teaching and mentoring students in political science and international relations, and his leadership skills have been further honed through his international involvement in academic program and school administration management. His trilingual fluency in French, English, and Hebrew further enhances his ability to connect with diverse audiences and contributes to international dialogue. Jerome is a Senior Scholar specializing in International Political & Security Analysis at Strategy International, a prominent think-tank (https://strategyinternational.org/). His contributions to publications in the Times of Israel are solely reflective of his personal views and do not necessarily represent those of Strategy International.