Dec. 15, 2008 Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST People who are concerned about maintaining the rule of law in Israel have great reason for worry these days. The sine qua non of a society ruled by law is the principle of equality under the law. In a society governed by the rule of law, […]

by Shaun Meller The Likud primaries has me irate. As an American, I view the world in a certain way. I expect to have to pay the amount written on the price tag. I expect contracts to be fulfilled to the letter. I expect fairness and justice. In short, I expect consistency and regularity. I’ve […]

By Louis René Beres Some military and diplomatic failures should come as no surprise. One of these is surely the so-called “Peace Process” in the Middle East. From the imperiled beginning, from the start time of “Oslo,” the entire genocidal enterprise has effectively been framed from the standpoint of Israel’s phased destabilization and, ultimately, its […]

ZOA to ADL, AJC, Reform – Reconsider eviction support The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) has pointed to two letters signed by 49 and 51 Members of Knesset (MKs) respectively, pleading with Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Internal Security Minister, Avi Dichter, and Attorney-General Menachem Mazuz not to evict Jews from Hebron’s Beit Hashalom, […]

By Tsafrir Ronen At the Annapolis Conference, President Bush spoke about his vision regarding the virtues of two nations for two peoples. One of those peoples – the Jewish people – has a clear identity. Yet it would be interesting to know the identity of the second people. Already in 1977, a central spokesman of […]

By Daniel Pipes FrontPageMagazine.com | 12/10/2008 Victims caught in terrorist atrocities perpetrated for Islam typically experience fear, torture, horror, and murder, with sirens screaming, snipers positioning, and carnage in the streets. That was the case recently in Bombay (now called Mumbai), where some 195 people were murdered and 300 injured. But for the real target […]

by Jason Gold Poor Bibi. Bibi, I wanted to have a little chat, so pull up a chair for a bit. You know, I couldn’t help but think of you as I watched the live feed from the Tel Aviv convention center over the Internet following the Likud primaries last night. I just couldn’t help […]

The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) is opposing the Israel government decision to release a further 230 jailed Palestinian terrorists, which includes an unprecedented 81 who were convicted of murder. The release was scheduled for tomorrow, but has been delayed until December 15. (Josef Federman, ‘Israel to delay Palestinian prisoner release,’Associated Press, December 8, 2008). […]

Extremism Breeds Extremism David Wilder – The Jerusalem Post Dec. 7, 2008 www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1227702464908&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull Following the expulsion of families from Beit Hashalom in Hebron, during a radio interview with the BBC, I was asked about our future plans. When I responded that the community would continue to purchase property in Hebron, the interviewer asked, “But won’t […]

Dec. 4, 2008 Ruthie Blum Leibowitz , THE JERUSALEM POST ‘I don’t like the term ‘religious,’” says Likud primary candidate and Manhigut Yehudit faction leader Moshe Feiglin. “I’m a Jew, plain and simple.” Taking issue with being labeled as belonging to a certain sector because he wears a kippa, has a beard and lives in […]