Mark A. Bernstein 1. Coming from the conservative wing of the Republican party, vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin unites the GOP by helping to secure support from the conservative base, which was not enthusiastic about all of John McCain’s positions. And McCain’s choice of Palin shows his willingness to work with conservatives and recognize their […]

Sarah Pelin has established a great relationship with the Jewish community over recent years, and has attended several of our Jewish cultural gala events,” said Rabbi Yossel Greenberg, Chabad emissary in Alaska. The Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Alaska, Rabbi Yossi Greenberg, said that Alaka’s Governor Sarah Pelin has “established a great relationship with the Jewish community […]

Sep. 1, 2008 Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Hamas and its international collaborators have a new plan. To forcibly end Israel’s embargo of Gaza’s seacoast, they intend to operate a “ferry” service that will sail from Cyprus to Gaza every couple of weeks. The plan was announced on Friday by American Hamas collaborator Paul […]

Moshe Feiglin A week ago Wednesday, about 50 people protested outside the Chinese embassy in Tel Aviv against Israel’s participation in the Olympics. The following is a translation of my speech at the protest: Most of Israel’s population is concentrated within a radius of 15 kilometers from where we stand. Israel is so small, and […]

August 28, 2008 Editorial, THE JERUSALEM POST Sigal Barda lived in the Gaza Strip community of Elei Sinai for 15 years. Her husband is a policeman, which tipped the scales three years ago in their decision to cooperate with the authorities during the disengagement. She also did not want her children to be traumatized by […]

By caroline b. glick, Aug. 28, 2008 Many American Jewish observers welcomed Barack Obama’s selection of Sen. Joseph Biden as his vice-presidential running mate. As a member of the Senate since 1973, and the serving chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Biden is a seasoned political player and foreign policy heavyweight. His experience, it […]

Caroline Glick , THE JERUSALEM POST Aug. 25, 2008 www.jpost.com /servlet/Satellite?cid=1219572122763&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull The Olmert-Livni-Barak government is apparently maneuvering to stand down on Iran, and they’d like the US to be blamed for their timidity. A careful reading of a bizarre article in Sunday’s edition of Ha’aretz brings this point home clearly. The report details Israel’s recent […]

24 August 2008 Louis René Beres Professor of International Law Department of Political Science Purdue University West Lafayette IN 47907 USA TEL 765/494-4189 FAX 765/494-0833 E MAIL lberes@purdue.edu ———- With many urgent issues now surfacing in the campaign, few are more important than the next president’s position on “Palestine.” To date, however, neither candidate has […]

Dear Senator, My name is Leon Weinstein. I am an American. I am also Jewish. I was born in the Soviet Union, was fortunate to get out in 1974 and lived in Israel until my second immigration to the US in 1986. I have family in Israel, including my brother, parents, and my beloved nephews. […]

JINSA Report #809 It used to be said that there was “no daylight” between the United States and Israel on the subject of Iran and its nuclear ambitions. Both countries agreed on what Iran was doing, the need to find a mechanism to make it stop and the ultimate impermissibility of letting the mullahs have […]