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Front Page Magazine: When Jessie Met Eddie
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris pay tribute to Rev. Jesse Jackson, praising his ability to bring together diverse groups. However, they overlook the contributions of Jewish Americans in the Civil Rights Movement. The skit on "Saturday Night Live" featuring Eddie Murphy as Jackson addresses this issue and highlights the need for unity. Eddie's performance also references the controversy surrounding Jackson's remarks about Jews. The article discusses the bravery and non-partisanship of comedians in the past and suggests that the comedic potential of the Biden White House remains untapped.
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Front Page Magazine: The Palestinians Keep Dreaming That They're Close to Victory
Arab armies expected a quick victory against Israel in 1948, but instead faced overwhelming defeat. The Arab belief in victory persisted despite further losses in 1967. Israel has since grown stronger militarily, with advanced defense systems and successful combat performance. Arab delusion continues, with a distorted perception of Israel's weakening and their own growing strength.
Front Page Magazine: ‘Stay Out of China!’ - Before it Collapses?
The writer discusses the threat China poses to the United States and the world, highlighting the arbitrary enforcement of laws, harassment, and potential imprisonment faced by visitors. The State Department's travel advisory raises concerns about China's oppressive regime, while also questioning why China is classified at a lower level than other countries. The writer speculates on the possibility of a collapse in China due to economic and internal struggles within the CCP, although the inscrutable nature of the country makes it difficult to predict. Finally, the writer urges caution and a focus on addressing the problems within the Democratic Party.