Prime Minister Sharon was quoted as saying today that there will be no Jews in Gaza or northern Shomron by the end of 2005. He also expressed his confidence that his withdrawal plan will be approved on Sunday. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon today made his first appearance in several months before the Knesset Foreign Affairs […]

While we do not know the political beliefs of their journalists, we do know that most of the pictures coming from Israel are taken by Arabs. Don’t believe us? Just go to: Yahoo News Page and do a search for news photos, using some key words like: Israel, Ramallah, Gaza, etc. and see for yourself! […]

Sholem Asch, one of the great Yiddish writers of the last century, was not a politician but he was convinced, like many others, that in the ongoing Zionist conflict of the Twenties and Thirties between Chaim Weizmann and Ze’ev Jabotinsky, Weizmann was the rational, levelheaded statesman while Jabotinsky was an impractical dreamer. When I met […]

The Knesset Interior Committee met today to discuss the destruction of gravestones, the dumping of garbage and the building of illegal Arab structures upon Jewish graves on Har HaZeitim (the Mount of Olives). Arutz 7s Haggai Seri-Levi reports that the Interior Committee heard reports from representatives of the Chevra Kadisha (Jewish Burial Service), Jerusalem municipality […]

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon continues to insist that his unilateral withdrawal plan must be passed in its entirety. All indications are that despite efforts to find a compromise involving the destruction of only three Jewish towns in Gaza, there is no stopping him, and he will even fire ministers if necessary in order to procure […]

A new video, made available over the Internet, clearly depicts Arab terrorists using a United Nations ambulance as a getaway car during recent Gaza attacks. Much has been reported albeit not in the Western press about United Nations and Red Crescent vehicles transporting terrorists and firearms. Now a web site called Access Middle East has […]

“Cherry Festival” events in the Golan Heights were kicked off yesterday afternoon. Cooking workshops for children, Israeli singers and hikes were among the features yesterday. Visitors to the Golan over the coming months will be able combine cherry-picking – and other forest fruits – with hikes in the many nature reserves and mountains of the […]

On May 31, 2004, our country will memorialize our deceased veterans. This day of remembrance will be observed throughout the nation with ceremonies, religious services, cemetery visits, and personal thoughts of loved ones who have departed. On this solemn day, let us not forget our deceased Jewish men and women, who gallantly served and defended […]

The following is an account of a journalist who accompanied Israeli forces during Operation Rainbow in the Gaza Strip on May 19th: We began the morning at the Bnei Atzmon settlement in the Gaza Strip where the army had set up its headquarters for Operation Rainbow. The commander of the Golani brigade, Colonel Erez, spread […]

In a carefully planned but miraculously-failed attack, a Palestinian terrorist driving a car-bomb towards an Israeli bus was killed in the ensuing explosion; two Israelis were lightly injured as an indirect consequence. In a carefully planned but miraculously-failed attack, a Palestinian terrorist driving a car-bomb towards an Israeli bus in southern Gaza was killed in […]