Sixty-six years since Israel declared itself a state, and the Palestinians found themselves refugees; and no solution is in sight, despite many so called attempts to reach one. The situation for the Palestinians has been from worse to worse; while on the Israeli side there has been an exponential progress. One of the main steps … Continue reading »
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رسالة مفتوحة إلى جامعة الدول العربية: شكرا، ولكن لا شكرا
طوال التاريخ، إلا أن ذلك الأمير، سلطان الخليفة أو العربية أو حكم الملك الإسلامية في القدس حتى ليوم واحد؟ بقلم: د. موردخاي كيدار إلى القادة الكرام من الدول العربية، نحن في إسرائيل تلقت بسرور كبير موافقتك على تطبيع العلاقات مع إسرائيل بشرط أن نوافق على إقامة دولة فلسطينية وتبادل الأراضي بين تلك الدولة وإسرائيل. ان … Continue reading »
An Open Letter to the Arab League: Thanks, but no Thanks
Throughout all of history, did an Emir, Sultan Caliph or Arab or Islamic King rule in Jerusalem even for one day? By: Dr. Mordechai Kedar To the Honorable Leaders of the Arab States, We in Israel received with great pleasure your agreement to normalize relations with Israel on condition that we agree to the establishment … Continue reading »
The Return of the Jordan Option For Palestine
Vehicles drive toward the Allenby Bridge Crossing July 9, 2009. The Israeli-controlled terminal leading to the Allenby Bridge across the Jordan River is the West Bank’s only land link to the Arab world. (photo by REUTERS/Ammar Awad ) By: Geoffrey Aronson for Al-Monitor Posted on May 8. A recent visitor to Amman reports … Continue reading »
The United Nations Hezbollah Protection Force (@UN Thats you)
By Joseph Klein The United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1701 in August 2006, which brought about an end to the 34-day war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. The resolution called on the Lebanese government to “secure its borders and other entry points to prevent the entry in Lebanon without its consent of arms … Continue reading »
اليهود القدس الشرقية التاريخية
الدعاية العربي مسلم الحرب عن القدس بواسطة مورت كلاين، وقد توسعت الحرب الدعائية من قبل العرب الفلسطينية التي بدأت فور التوقيع على اتفاقات أوسلو في الآونة الأخيرة لتشمل هجوما شاملا على فكرة أن هناك في أي وقت مضى أي اتصال حقيقي اليهودية إلى القدس. مثل المؤرخين “التحريفية” الذين يدعون أن المحرقة لم يحدث … Continue reading »
The historic Jewish east Jerusalem
The Arab-Muslim Propaganda War About Jerusalem By Mort Klein, Cutting Edge Commentator The propaganda war by the Palestinian Arabs that began as soon as the Oslo agreements were signed has recently expanded to include an all-out assault on the idea that there has ever been any real Jewish connection to Jerusalem. Like the “revisionist” historians … Continue reading »
Arab dictators can no longer monopolize resistance
Interesting piece.. I Hit the bold button on a couple highlights..by H.A. Hellyer “Last night’s Israeli attack against an Assad regime research facility in Damascus has brought out of the woodwork all sorts of individuals who, silent in the face of the massacre in the coastal city of Banyas for the past three days, have … Continue reading »
By the Law Among Nations, Jerusalem Belongs to Israel
Jordan’s annexation of the East Jerusalem was never recognized by the international community. By: Rachel Avraham Contrary to the claims made by Palestinian leaders, various NGOs, and certain members of the international community, international law fully recognizes the Jewish people’s claim to Jerusalem, where they have historical roots dating back over 3,000 years and have been the … Continue reading »
Israeli decision on striking Iran by early 2014
Hanegbi: Israel should not seek, much less rely on, a presidential commitment to hit Tehran; PM in China warns nuclear Iran would ‘blackmail’ the world By Adiv Sterman and Haviv Rettig Gur Tzachi Hanegbi, left, with former Shin Bet chief Yaakov Peri in January. (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90) Likud MK Tzachi Hanegbi said Thursday that … Continue reading »
Israel’s strategic clarity in Syria
It was perhaps fitting that the multiple Israeli strikes in Damascus last week followed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah’s address from Tehran. Nasrallah had warned last Tuesday that the “resistance” was ready to face any Israeli assault and would emerge victorious in any confrontation. Instead, Nasrallah returned from Tehran just in time to witness Israel destroy … Continue reading »
Palestinian official threatens to nuke Israel
“Moderate” “Palestinian” official: “I swear that if we had a nuke, we’d have used it this very morning” Note that these are “moderate” PA officials — members of Abbas’s government — the one that Obama tells the Israelis is a true partner for peace. “Senior PA official praises murderer and another official swears: ‘If we … Continue reading »
Egypt paper: Holocaust fake, Jews behind 9/11 and Boston bombing. The usual.
EOZ/An op-ed in Egypt’s El Balad hits all of the antisemitic tropes in one convenient spot. No hiding behind “anti-Zionism” here, nosirree – this is Arab Jew-hatred in all its glory, with not a single person condemning or even questioning it. Hassan Sadaany starts off by saying that Jews plan to topple the US the … Continue reading »
Silence of the Lambs
America’s promotion of ‘softened Arab peace initiative’ a spit in the face of Israeli democracy Elyakim Haetzni The buds of peace are blossoming again, and, as always, they are being irrigated with Jewish blood. Eviatar Borovsky joined more than 1,500 “victims of peace” since Oslo – a huge political experiment with humans as lab animals. … Continue reading »
Jerusalem Reunification Day
Getting the story straight on the need for Jerusalem’s reunification to be permanent. And on Arab terror in the city whose name includes the word ‘Peace’. Eli E. Hertz Israel reunited Jerusalem as one city in 1967, after Jordan joined the Egyptian and Syrian war offensive and shelled the Jewish parts of the city. One … Continue reading »
Rogue States and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
In recent days, news about the North Korean and Iranian crises have been driven out of the headlines and off television screens by other events. That’s unfortunate. Attempts by these countries to acquire nuclear weapons have implications for many places. No country is likely to be more directly impacted than Israel. Let’s start with some … Continue reading »
