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Who is the Enemy?

Tuesday, October 5th, 2004

I have not been able to recover from the terrorist attack in Beslan. Terrorism is not the enemy. Terrorism is a tactic of the enemy. Who, then, is the enemy that fights all those who identify with the civilized world — the world in which children and their mothers are cherished and protected, even in […]


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Kerry’s Arafat Yes-Man

Tuesday, October 5th, 2004

Democratic Presidential nominee John Kerrys newly appointed Middle East advisor, Martin Indyk, has been working for years to garner American support for Yasser Arafat and his terrorist regime. As the Middle East Advisor to the Clinton administration, Indyk managed to help Arafat wrest complete control over the Palestinian people through deceit and subterfuge. And now, […]


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Five Victims of Holiday Terror Buried

Monday, October 4th, 2004

A series of lethal terrorist hit Israel on the first day of Sukkot, claiming the lives of two toddlers, two soldiers and a woman. The attacks began Wednesday evening, as Israel was about to settle in for the first day of the weeklong Sukkot holiday. A Kassam rocket fired from northern PA-controlled Gaza slammed into […]


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A Jew defends Evangelical Christians

Monday, October 4th, 2004

Evangelical Christians believe that it is necessary for a person to believe in Jesus Christ in order to be saved. According to every liberal I know — Christian, Jew, or other — Jews are supposed to find this theology offensive and frightening. According to liberals, the evangelicals’ doctrine that no non-Christians can be saved is […]


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The Way to Prevent Further Missile Attacks!

Monday, October 4th, 2004

The murder of two children of tender age and the mortal wounding of a ten year old, and others who suffered injuries, as a result of a Kassam Missile fired on Sedorot, in southern Israel, is another disaster for Israel and its civilian population. When will this government properly respond to such unprovoked attacks? When […]


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You Know It’s Sukkot in Jerusalem Because….

Wednesday, September 29th, 2004

1. You can’t get on a bus without being poked in the rear a dozen times with someone’s stray lulav. 2. The sweet smell of etrogim in Jerusalem’s Machane Yehuda (Yehuda Market) is overpowering. Huge crowds descend on the alleyway just outside the market to vie for the best lulav and etrog. 3. An enterprising […]


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World’s Largest And Brightest Sukkah In Jerusalem

Wednesday, September 29th, 2004

The Jerusalem Municipality and the Israel Electric Company are building the world’s biggest and brightest sukkah in time for the upcoming Sukkot festival, which begins Wednesday evening, September 29. A sukkah is a temporary dwelling in which Jews live for the weeklong festival of Sukkot, commemorating the 40-year period during which the Nation of Israel […]


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Palestinian State: Questions Without Answers

Wednesday, September 29th, 2004

Wearing a kipah in a liberal academic environment, I am occasionally confronted by colleagues eager to express their sympathies for the Palestinian cause. I listen in shock and disbelief how they distort history to portray the Palestinians as the victims and the Israelis as the oppressors in the Middle East conflict. They tell me about […]


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Israeli Official: Egypt’s Policy Is To Promote TerrorAgainst Israel; ZOA Urges Bush To Take Action

Tuesday, September 28th, 2004

NEW YORK- A senior Israeli official has said that Egypt’s policy is to promote Palestinian Arab terrorism against Israel, and the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) is urging the Bush administration to suspend U.S. aid to Egypt until the Egyptians change their policy. Knesset Member Yuval Steinitz, who is chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs […]


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Why I’m Moving to Israel

Tuesday, September 28th, 2004

When I tell people I spent the last year of my life studying abroad in Israel, they usually look at me funny and respond politely. When I tell them I’m planning to move there permanently, the flabbergasted look on their face demands an explanation. I’m a 21-year-old student at NYU majoring in journalism. I have […]


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