August 5, 2008 by Eric Rozenman When Israeli forces raided several West Bank institutions believed to be allied with Hamas (the terrorist Islamic Resistance Movement), The Washington Post made “Unease Over West Bank Raids; Israeli Crackdown on Charities Problematic for Palestinian Authority” its lead July 18 World News article. But when the worst fighting between […]

By HILLEL HALKIN | June 24, 2008 So now it’s official. Israel’s air force is in an advanced stage of training to attack Iran’s nuclear installations. If the massive overflight of the eastern Mediterranean by Israel’s jets earlier this month was indeed the “dress rehearsal” for such an attack that it has been called, it […]

Miri Mass I am very happy to be participating with you and with Geula on this exciting occasion. This is all in honor of Geula, Israel Prize recipient and one of the greatest and most important women of our generation. The occasion is the publishing of her book, I Have No Strength to be Tired […]

by Prof. Steven Plaut Where have we heard this before? So, let’s see if we have this straight. The entire world is horrified at Russian behavior. The Russians invent a new ‘nation’ in need of self-determination, The Arabs use the ‘Palestinian’ separatist movement the exact same way that Russia uses the Ossetian separatists. all as […]

by Hana Levi Julian (IsraelNN.com) It’s never too late to celebrate a Bar Mitzvah. Arieh Czeizler, age 78, will step up to read from the Torah and celebrate the seminal life event next month, 65 years after his 13th birthday, when Jewish males usually celebrate their Bar Mitzvah. A Holocaust survivor and veteran resident of […]

Aug. 18, 2008 Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST US Defense Secretary Robert Gates is the darling of Bush administration foes. Gushing about Gates in a recent column, Washington Post writer David Ignatius crooned, “Gates is an anomaly in this lame-duck administration. He is still firing on all cylinders, working to repair the damage done […]

by David Wilder The Jewish Community of Hebron August 18, 2008 This afternoon a group of people gathered at the ancient Jewish cemetery in Hebron to participate in a memorial service on the anniversary of the killing of Hebron resident Elazar Leibovitch six years ago. Murdered at the same time were three members of the […]

By:Sara Lehmann Wednesday, August 6, 2008 Historically, we Jews have had few friends in this world. And the more grave our situation, the more scarce those friends seem to be. Which is why I found myself at a massive gathering at the Washington Convention Center on the night of July 22. There I was among […]

by Hillel Fendel (IsraelNN.com) President Shimon Peres has refused a request to pardon Itzik and Danny Halamish, two brothers who were convicted earlier this year of attacking Arab marauders who attacked them. Danny, 35, was sentenced to seven months in prison, but his request for parole has already been granted, and he is set to […]

By P. David Hornik FrontPageMagazine.com | Friday, August 15, 2008 Information has come to light about an Israeli Arab who was arrested last month at Israel’s Ben-Gurion Airport after a return flight from Germany. Khaled Kashkoush, 29, comes from the village of Qalansuwa in central Israel and had been studying medicine for some years in […]