Aaron Lerner IMRA Date: 28 September, 2006 The absence of a clear and coherent interpretation of the current situation serves to seriously handicap the Government of Israel’s PR efforts. And in many respects, this is self imposed. What is Israel’s take on Egypt’s role in Israeli-Palestinian relations? The photo-op answer is that we welcome the […]

Letter from Ruth Matar (Women in Green) Jerusalem Thursday, September 28, 2006 Dear Friends, This Letter from Jerusalem is about an important article by Shmuel Katz, entitled “The real reason that the IDF was unprepared.” This article was published in the Jerusalem Post yesterday, September 27, 2006. Please read this article attentively. Shmuel Katz makes […]

by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz As PA terrorists continue to fire rockets at the Jewish towns of the Negev, government, army and local leaders spar over who is to blame. Palestinian Authority terrorists fired another Kassam rocket towards Ashkelon Wednesday afternoon, the latest in what has become an almost daily occurrence over the past two weeks. The […]

Attributed to “security sources” [Provided by IDF Spokesperson’s Office] Suicide bombing thwarted In a joint IDF and ISA operation overnight in Nablus, forces uncovered a 10kg explosive belt which was intended for use in a suicide bombing in the coming days. Abdullah Haled Mahmad Qatawi and Jihad Yusef Shamah Dukan, 17, were in close contact […]

By: Avraham Shmuel Lewin, Jewish Press Israel Correspondent Wednesday, September 27, 2006 “Once, a policeman stopped me. He looked at my identity card and saw that I was a Lebanese Arab. He looked at my kippah and tsitsit and said: “I don’t understand.” I told him, “Forget it, don’t even try to understand. It’s been […]

by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz Arutz Sheva September 27, 2006 As PA terrorists continue to fire rockets at the Jewish towns of the Negev, government, army and local leaders spar over who is to blame. Palestinian Authority terrorists fired another Kassam rocket towards Ashkelon Wednesday afternoon, the latest in what has become an almost daily occurrence over […]

BY CAL THOMAS cal@calthomas.com President Bush took his case for freedom, democracy, tolerance and ”respect” for Islam to the United Nations. His speech was eloquent at times and uniquely American in its plea for understanding and help in freeing people from oppression in the Middle East. The only problem with the speech was that most […]

Arieh Eldad The Arab-Israeli conflict is over 100 years old. From the day the Zionist movement – the national liberation movement of the Jewish people – was launched, to serve as a vehicle for the return of persecuted Jews to the national homeland of the Jewish people, the Arabs of the Middle East opposed this […]

by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz Arutz Sheva September 26, 2006 Defense Minister Peretz admitted that the war in Lebanon strengthened Hizbullah, says MK Steinitz. Attempts at bombings by PA terrorists continue. As for Syria, Peretz foresees “costly concessions.” Knesset Member Yuval Steinitz (Likud) claimed that Defense Minister Amir Peretz admitted that the recently fought war in Lebanon […]

By Nicky Blackburn Israel21c September 17, 2006 With fears for the environment growing and the price of fossil fuels rising, a team of Israeli researchers working in Israel and the US is working on a new emission-free method to run your car – with water. Water may seem like an unlikely source of fuel, but […]