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Tag Archives: Supreme Court
Supreme Court overturns Hanin Zouabi’s disqualification from running in elections
As I suspected in my earlier post on the traitorous Hanin Zouabi’s disqualification from running in the upcoming elections, Israel’s leftist Supreme Court overturned the disqualification: The Supreme Court on overturned the Central Election Committee’s decision to disqualify MK Hanin … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged Balad, elections, Hanin Zouabi, politics, Supreme Court, terrorism, treason
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Message from the US Supreme Court: Jerusalem is in Israel
Further to my blog post from a few months ago about Menachem Zivotofsky, an American boy born in Jerusalem, whose parents requested to have Israel recorded in his passport as his country of birth instead of “Jerusalem” as a city … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Jerusalem, Menachem Zivotofsky, passport, Supreme Court, US
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Migron compromise thwarted by Supreme Court
The status of the Migron community, mistakenly called an outpost, has been rumbling in the background for years, with claims and counter-claims as to who is the real owner of the land it sits on. What is clear is that … Continue reading
A win and a loss in media bias cases
A great morale-boost was granted to Israel yesterday when a French court acquitted an Israeli doctor of slandering a Palestinian in the Mohammed al-Dura case. For those who do not remember, Mohammed al-Dura became one of the abiding icons of … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism
Tagged Al Dura, Balen Report, BBC, Hamas, Intifada, media bias, Supreme Court, terrorism
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Flotilla flop finale and other goodies
Today the Israeli Navy intercepted the one and only boat that managed to sneak past the Greek coastguards and approach Israel’s territorial waters. In case we didn’t know already, the boat and it’s foolish flotilla fellows had no humanitarian aid … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Israel news
Tagged flotilla, Gaza, Hamas, Haneen Zouabi, Hezbollah, Knesset, Mustafa Dirani, Supreme Court
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