by Yehudah Lev Kay (IsraelNN.com) National Union MK Dr. Michael Ben-Ari spoke out Wednesday during a Knesset session on Operation Cast Lead and said that the pre-military academy which was responsible for rumors that IDF soldiers purposely targeted civilians should be closed. He added that from personal experience, he knows that the IDF is moral […]

Google “Congo killings” and the search engine will find you 3.56 million references. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is 2.3 million square kilometers, and is home to 62.6 million people. Enter “Gaza killings” and Google will locate 8.56 million references. The Gaza Strip is 360 square kilometers, and home to 1.5 million people. That […]

Washington, D.C. (March 31, 2009) The Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) expressed outrage at news reports that the United States will seek to join the United Nations Human Rights Council. RJC Executive Director Matthew Brooks issued the following statement: We are outraged to learn that President Barack Obama has decided to change the Bush administration’s policy […]

There is Nothing New Under the Sun March 31, 2009 | Eli E. Hertz In 1947 the British put the future of western Palestine into the hands of the United Nations, the successor organization to the League of Nations which had established the Mandate for Palestine. A UN Commission recommended partitioning what was left of […]

By: Editorial Board Date: Wednesday, March 25 2009 The continuing rocket attacks from Gaza are regular reminders (as were the thankfully diminished suicide and car bombings of several years ago and as was the major car bombing that was averted at a Haifa mall last Saturday night) of the kind of violent terror Israel has […]

Mar. 30, 2009 Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Last week’s reports that during Operation Cast Lead Israel bombed truck convoys in Sudan transporting medium-ranged Fajr-3 missiles to Gaza from Iran couldn’t have come at a better time for outgoing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. Even as defense officials were following standard practice of neither confirming […]

By Greg Burke BRUSSELS, Belgium — A clash of civilizations may be taking place on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, but it’s also happening a lot more quietly in European cities. Old Europe’s population is dwindling even as immigration and high birth rates among Muslim groups are swelling in cities all over the continent. […]

Feb. 18, 2009 Stewart Weiss , THE JERUSALEM POST Dear Prime Minister Olmert, On September 30, 2002, our eldest son Ari, a member of the Sayeret Nahal anti-terrorist unit, was killed in battle in a raid on Hamas headquarters in Nablus. You were out of the country during the shiva, arriving only the day after. […]

Herbert Zweibon Barack Obama has hit the ground running with his Middle East policy and it promises to be as catastrophic as the most pessimistic feared. The new President’s first phone call to a foreign leader was to the Palestinian Authority’s Mahmoud Abbas and within the first few weeks, despite pressing domestic economic problems, the […]

By M.A. Khan FrontPageMagazine.com | 3/10/2009 In 2006, Australian Mufti Taj al-Din al-Hilali raised a furor by calling unveiled women “uncovered meat” to suggest that eighteen such women, raped by Muslim youths in a Sydney neighborhood in 2000, actually invited the horrendous act upon themselves. Most Australians and Westerners have viewed it as utterance of […]