Rachel Avraham
Rachel Avraham is a political analyst working for the Safadi Center for International Diplomacy, Research, Public Relations and Human Rights, which is run by Mendi Safadi, a former Likud Candidate for the Knesset and a former chief of staff of former Israeli Communication Minister Ayoob Kara. Since 2012, she has been working as an Israel-based journalist and writer, covering Iran, Kurdistan, Turkey, Iraq, Syria, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and other developments in the greater Islamic world.
Her articles have appeared in the Washington Times, the Hill, Front Page Magazine, the Daily Wire, the Christian Post, the Baltimore Jewish Times, the Jerusalem Post, Israel Hayom, Ahval and many other publications across the globe. She received her MA in Middle Eastern Studies from Ben-Gurion University. She got her BA in Government and Politics with minors in Jewish Studies and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Maryland at College Park.
OP-ED: Did the 1861 Civil War Ever End?
The ideological differences between the left and right are strong and make it difficult for the American people to move forward. Did the American Civil War really end, or has it simply changed into a war with a different character from the original civil war?
OP-ED: Are the Democrats an Existential Threat to Western Civilization ...
The Democrats are promoting very dangerous agendas that will impact the entire Western world. But how can you argue with with a person who fails to perceive reality as it is?
Op-Ed: How Did Normal Israelis React to Iran’s Attack Upon...
What happened on April 14, when Iran attacked the State of Israel, it made me proud to be Israeli. It showed we had good cooperation with other countries and a great missile defense system.
OP-ED: How the West has Abandoned Arab Christians in Israel
There has been a dramatic decrease of Christian Arabs who live in Israel today. Large numbers of Christian Arabs who lived in the territories of the
Palestinian Authority have left Israel and immigrated to other countries.
OP-ED: What Do “Average Joes” in Portland Think about the State...
The most important issues in Portland are climate change followed by mental health.
Op-Ed: My Life in Israel During Operation Swords of Iron
Living through the nightmare of Israel in wartime, a first-person account of how the conflict affects civilians and their families.
Op-ED: How is Israel’s Judicial Crisis Covered in the Jewish Israeli...
As I write this, anti-Judicial Reform protesters in Israel continue to block off roads in order to protest across the Tel Aviv area. This...
OP-ED: The First and Second War Powers Act of 1941 and...
After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the First and Second War Powers Act, which gave him extraordinary powers so that America could win two simultaneous wars. Is America ready today to take on such a challenge?
The Connection Between anti-Israel Organizations in Israel and George Soros
Last month, George Soros handed over his anti-Israel Open Society Institute to his son, Alexander Soros. How will this transfer of power affect the Open Society Institute as it continues to fund anti-Israel organizations in Israel?
OP-ED: Parallels between George Orwell’s 1984 and the Ayatollahs
George Orwell's' famous book "1984" foretold the future in a world controlled by Big Brother, who monitored and controlled not only what people were allowed to do, but also the information they were allowed to receive. Today, Iran is racing towards a similar reality. How can such a reality be averted and freedom brought back to Iran?