by George D. Hanus There is a story in the Talmud about a man who was asked why he continued to plant carob trees when he would not live long enough to see them mature. His response was that even though a carob tree takes 70 years to bear fruit, he was planting them for […]

By: Avraham Shmuel Lewin, Jewish Press Israel Correspondent Wednesday, May 9, 2007 JERUSALEM – As Israel approaches its 40th anniversary since the reunification of Jerusalem, a report by the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies that appeared in Ynet this week claims that Arab growth in Jerusalem has doubled in the past 40 years and that […]

Iran “cannot be compared to any other regime in modern history” Israeli Knesset Member, Brig.-Gen. (ret.) Effie Eitam, delivered the Zionist Organization of America’s (ZOA) Ben and Esther Chouake Distinguished Lecture last night, entitled, Israel and the West: The Threat from Iran,’ warning that “Israel will have to take action if diplomacy and sanctions fail” […]

JINSA Report #661 Six Muslim men were arrested in Cherry Hill, NJ for advancing a plot to blow up American soldiers at Ft. Dix. One Albanian, one Turk, one Jordanian, and three ethnic Albanians from Kosovo – called “Yugoslavs” by authorities, which is a bit like being “Soviet.” Three were in the U.S. illegally. The […]

By: Steven Plaut Jewish Press Wednesday, May 9, 2007 • “Israelis have no history in the Land because they are Khazars, who are not connected to the land…” – Al Hayat Al Jadida, June 16, 2003 •”…Oddly, the Zionists were mostly non-Jews whose ancestors had themselves converted to Judaism around 800 AD in a place […]

by Amil Imani If we don’t it will continue to get more extreme. This is not Islamophobia, as many Muslims and their apologists protest. A phobia is a baseless irrational fear. Detestation of Islamism, the violent form of Islam, is based on irrefutable facts and it is not only rational, it is ethically imperative. It […]

by RUTH DUDLEY EDWARDS Daily Mail May 5, 2007 This week has been another terrible one for those of us who want a society in which all races, religions and cultures mix to their mutual advantage and enrichment. On Tuesday, five men were sentenced to life in prison for plotting to use a huge fertiliser […]

Caroline Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST May. 4, 2007 US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice strikes an eerie resemblance to her predecessor Madeleine Albright these days. Rice’s visit to Egypt, where she jumped at the chance to meet with her Syrian counterpart and spoke dreamily of her desire to meet with an Iranian official with direct […]

Caroline B. Glick, THE JERUSALEM POST Oct. 3, 2006 www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1159193355515&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni is an interesting case study in how a public image can trump professional competence in Israeli politics. Livni was brought into politics by then prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu in 1999. The back-bencher became prominent in 2003 after undergoing two major transformations. […]

by “G. Katif” Arutz Sheva Gush Katif expellees trying to pick up the pieces. Recently, it was reported that the Israeli government approved 500 million additional shekels in compensation for Gush Katif expellees. There were several reports in the press detailing the distribution of monies to individual families. According to a recent pamphlet compiled by […]