Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Nov. 26, 2007 There is a bit of perverse poetry in the fact that the Annapolis conference is taking place the same week as the 60th anniversary of the UN General Assembly’s resolution recommending that the British Mandate of Palestine be partitioned between a Jewish and Arab state. What […]

U.S. Applauds Arab League Attendance at Annapolis November 26, 2007 | Eli E. Hertz The Arab League, which has systematically opposed and blocked peace efforts for 60 years and is to this moment in a declared state-of-war with Israel, and more recently, proudly and publicly supported the deeds of suicide bombers, is now deemed by […]

Straight From The Jerusalem Cloakroom #209, Nov. 26, 2007 JERUSALEM – ANOTHER CASE OF ANNAPOLIS MISPERCEPTION Is the Annapolis Conference a gathering of moderate Arabs? The Arab/Muslim attitude toward Jerusalem provides a documented answer. According to Dr. Mordechai Kedar, an expert on Islamic and Arab studies at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies (Makor Rishon […]

By:Jason Maoz, Senior Editor Wednesday, October 24, 2007 For not the first time in his political career, Benjamin Netanyahu has become Israel’s Great Right Hope – a figure looked to with increasing longing by an electorate fed up with the blunders and corruption of the Olmert government. But it was less than a decade ago […]

Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Nov. 22, 2007 The mood is dark in the IDF’s General Staff ahead of next week’s “peace” conference in Annapolis. As one senior officer directly involved in the negotiations with the Palestinians and the Americans said, “As bad as it might look from the outside, the truth is 10 […]

By:P. David Hornik Wednesday, November 21, 2007 It was thirty years ago this week that then-Egyptian president Anwar Sadat first visited Israel, publicly launching a diplomatic process that led to the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty. At present, though, Egypt is “the Arab world’s biggest center of publishing anti-Semitic literature.” So says a new report by the […]

By:Jason Maoz, Senior Editor Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Nearly three decades ago, Jimmy Carter was closing out a stunningly unimpressive four years in the White House. His approval ratings were lower than Richard Nixon’s had been on the eve of his resignation, and even American Jews, that most doggedly loyal constituent group of the Democratic […]

By Noam Bedein FrontPageMagazine.com | 11/22/2007 SDEROT, Israel — Conventional wisdom holds that next week’s much-publicized peace summit in Annapolis, Maryland, will have no impact on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Jewish communities in the western Negev, including the besieged city of Sderot, would beg to differ. Since November 1, this part of Israel has been under […]

By:Phyllis Chesler Wednesday, November 14, 2007 Why do the mainstream media keep tacking on the term “Israeli-Palestinian crisis” where it does not belong? This has become a mindless mantra meant to inflame, not inform – and, more important, to affirm the “goodness” and “fairness” of the journalists who espouse such rank propaganda. The New York […]

The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims, Edited by Andrew Bostom, Prometheus Books, 750 pp. $28. Reviewed by Rael Jean Isaac The famous Jewish philosopher and physician Maimonides, often cited as an example of the fruitful symbiosis of Jewish and Islamic culture, had this to say of Arabs: “The Arabs […]