By Joseph Farah, WorldNetDaily.com August 18, 2006 We’ve all known brave soldiers who fought courageously in multiple conflicts only to succumb to lingering and debilitating illnesses years later. Likewise, history tells us of nations that never lost a battle in combat only to die because they lost their sense of purpose, their will to survive. […]

Roee Nahmias August 21, 2006 Hizbullah, Iran, and Syria are working feverishly to rearm Hizbullah ahead of the next round. A senior officer of the Revolutionary Guard in Tehran said that huge quantities of weapons – including weapons of various sources – reached Damascus during the last three weeks, and are waiting to be transferred […]

by Hana Levi Julian Arutz Sheva August 22, 2006 A group of 500 reservists and supporters called for the top three officials in the government to resign during a protest held outside Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s Jerusalem office Tuesday night. With reservists protesting outside the Knesset and politicians in the opposition and even many from […]

by Rabbi Eliezer Waldman, Rosh Yeshiva Kiryat Arba, August 15, 2006 Although we have been pressured into accepting a cease-fire, which will only give our enemies an opportunity to rebuild their war machine meant to destroy the Jewish people, this war has not come to an end. As with our previous wars, beginning with the […]

by Tamar Sternthal CAMERA August 14, 2006 “[T]he most remarkable element of the Time report is that one could read the magazine cover to cover and never know that any Israelis had been killed and injured in their homes, in the street, in a train depot, by Hezbollah missiles,” Bradley Burston of Ha’aretz commented about […]

By Jamie Glazov FrontPageMagazine.com | July 31, 2006 Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Pierre Rehov, a French filmmaker who has filmed six documentaries on the Palestinian Intifada. His documentary, Suicide Killers, explores the psychology of suicide bombers. He has a new film out, From the River to the Sea, which examines the worldwide forces that […]

By Amos Harel and Avi Issacharoff, Haaretz Correspondents 18 August 2006 www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/751917.html Thursday was supposedly a historic day in Lebanon. For the first time in 30 years, the Lebanese Army deployed south of the Litani River. This time, too, as was expected, the civilians threw rice at yet another military force. But, as the leading […]

by Ezra HaLevi Arutz Sheva August 20, 2006 The head of Israel’s General Security Service issued a warning Sunday against treating Gaza with the same neglect that led the government to disregard six years of Hizbullah’s preparations for war. Shabak (General Security Service) chief Yuval Diskin told the government ministers at the weekly Cabinet meeting […]

By: Gil Hoffman Jewish Press Wednesday, August 16, 2006 JERUSALEM – Even before the cease-fire in Lebanon took effect on Monday morning, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s political foes started firing upon the prime minister with calls for a state commission of inquiry to investigate the war that ended and a national-unity government to prepare for […]

Morton A. Klein, 212-481-1500 ZOA New York – Veteran Israeli left-wing columnist, Ari Shavit, and other Israeli columnists have written devastating indictments of the handling of the Hizballah/Lebanon war by the Israeli government of Ehud Olmert. Excerpts from Shavit’s critical commentary in Haaretz, also known as the New York Times of Israel (August 11 & […]