by Asher Keren Arutz Sheva August 19, 2006 When I was a youth growing up in the United States, my synagogue’s rabbi heard that I was about to take my first trip to Israel. He told me that he too would be there for a visit and that if I wanted, he would take me […]

by Nissan Ratzlav-Katz Arutz Sheva August 20, 2006 One IDF soldier was shot dead in an attack by Palestinian Authority terrorists on Saturday. The attacker was killed and another suspect was captured. The attack took place at the Bekaot Checkpoint, in the Jordan Valley. The shooter approached the soldiers stationed at the checkpoint and opened […]

By: Louis Rene Beres Wednesday, August 16, 2006 With mounting evidence that Hizbullah-fired rockets can cause Israel considerable damage, one point should stand out glaringly above all others: Under no circumstances should Iran be allowed to reach the stage at which it could launch nuclear weapons. In the presumed absence of effective constraints by the […]

Thursday, August 17, 2006 Dear Friends, It is most important that you read the following article by Caroline Glick, and that you pass it on to your friends, and to your government representatives. Our World: The Olmert government must go Caroline Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST August 15, 2006 From all sides of the political spectrum […]

Last month I celebrated my eightieth birthday. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to live so long. I survived four years in Vienna under Nazi rule, and three years, spending those years mostly in displaced person’s camps in Europe and Cyprus, finally coming to Israel. I had hoped to live out the rest […]

by Michael B. Oren Nearly 40 years ago, Israel and the Arab world fought a war that altered the course of Middle Eastern history. Now, as the region teeters on the brink of a new and potentially more violent cataclysm, it is important to revisit the lessons of the Six Day War, a conflict that […]

by Hillel Fendel Arutz Sheva August 16, 2006 A committee appointed by Foreign Minister Tzippy Livny has found that a unilateral Disengagement from most of Judea and Samaria would be dangerous and of little or no value. Livny, during her tenure as Justice Minister several months ago, appointed the committee to look into various aspects […]

ZOA August 15, 2006 The United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701 (UNSCR 1701) on the hostilities between Hizballah and Israel, passed this week, rewards terrorism, does not disarm Hizballah as a terrorist army (thus ensuring future hostilities) and fails to even name, much less penalize, Iran and Syria for sponsoring Hizballah’s aggression and terrorism against […]

by Hana Levi Julian Arutz Sheva August 15, 2006 Prime Minister Ehud Olmert appointed a special official on Monday to work for the return of three IDF soldiers kidnapped more than a month ago by Hamas and Hizbullah terrorists. The government on Monday named an official to work for the return of three kidnapped IDF […]

by Avi Davis August 4, 2006 Nobel Laureate Alexander Solzyhentisyn, in his acceptance speech before the Nobel Prize Committee in 1970, declared that the 20th Century had been one long record of appeasement by the West in favor of totalitarianism. “The spirit of Munich is not a thing of the past,” he stated sardonically, “…it […]