Caroline Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST Jul. 3, 2007 Today Hamas consolidates its power in Gaza and plans its next moves in Judea and Samaria. Fatah – its main competitor – has collapsed. Fatah was plunged into a state of organizational shock last month after its US-trained militias surrendered control of Gaza to Hamas and its […]

Shmuel Rosner Ha’Aretz There are increasing signs, slowly but unmistakably, that the Jordanian option for solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is once more assuming a central position on the agenda. Not necessarily along its original “Jordan is Palestine” formula, but in a more sophisticated composition: Jordanian assistance to the Palestinians, the possibility of a confederation. This […]

by Laura Ben-David Arutz Sheva To rectify the past and fortify the future. Last week, I embarked on a journey that united me not only with hundreds of neighbors and friends, but with the Jewish people of countless generations, filled with hope and a deep yearning for Zion. A journey that recognizes that our quest […]

Steven Plaut Jewish Press For the past 30 years the Israeli political establishment has been prisoner to the “Then Maybe They Will” doctrine. Every major policy decision made by the government has reflected the power of wishful thinking and faith in the make-pretend. If Israel gives Sinai back to the Egyptians, THEN MAYBE THEY WILL […]

Caroline Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST Jul. 26, 2007 Jafar Kiani was an anonymous Iranian prisoner until earlier in the month he became the first Iranian to be stoned to death since 2002. Iran’s decision to revert to domestic barbarism is just one aspect of the regime’s strategy for terrorizing its people sufficiently to quell all […]

July 26, 2007 JINSA Report #690 We didn’t say anything about Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s overtures to Abu Mazen in the wake of Hamas’s swift and brutal putsch in Gaza. We did worry about President Bush offering further incentives to Abu Mazen who, we believe, has never been willing and/or able to use them […]

Caroline Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST Aug. 14, 2006 From all sides of the political spectrum calls are being raised for the establishment of an official commission of inquiry to investigate the Olmert government’s incompetent management of the war in Lebanon. These calls are misguided. We do not need a commission to know what happened or […]

By Aaron Klein WND © 2007 Aaron Klein JERUSALEM – Much has been said here and abroad about controversial statements made in recent weeks by a yarmulke-wearing, prominent international leftist Jewish leader and senior activist of Israel’s “peace camp” who called on Israel to cease being a Jewish state and instead model itself after Europe. […]

The BBC is an organization under pressure. Over the past few weeks, the international broadcasting giant has seen its reputation reach its lowest ebb as a result of: * Allowing an openly anti-Semitic posting to remain on a messageboard, which falsely claimed that Jewish Talmudic law allows Jews to lie to non-Jews and that Zionism […]

Joseph Farah WND I take a backseat to no one in believing victory in Iraq is essential to America’s national security. I would love to see Iraqis all get along. I would love to see Iraq become a free and independent state or states. I would love to see it become a model for self-government […]