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Category Archives: Defence and Military
In memory of Ori Ansbacher Hy’d, Palestinian terror victim
On Friday I made brief mention of the horrific murder of Ori Ansbacher Hy’d, a 19 year old National Service volunteer who was raped and murdered by a Palestinian terrorist who admitted he committed the heinous offence due to his … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life, Terrorism
Tagged Ori Ansbacher, Palestinians, terrorism
10 Comments
Watch: How Shurat HaDin, the Israel Law Center, wages economic lawfare against terror organizations
I’m sure you have all heard of Adv. Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, the courageous and enterprising Israeli lawyer who, through her NGO Shurat HaDin (The Israel Law Center) has taken the economic fight against terrorism to the doorstep of the terror organizations … Continue reading
Israel’s northern border heats up
Operation Northern Shield, in which the IDF uncovered and destroyed 6 Hezbollah tunnels from Lebanon into Israel, was declared a success by the IDF a few days ago, although some people felt it was a premature announcement. But success or … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news, Terrorism, Defence and Military, Iran
Tagged Palestinians, terrorists, IDF, Gaza, missiles, Syria, Iran, IAF, Golan Heights
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The IDF’s latest weapon in Operation Northern Shield: liquid cement
The IDF began its Operation Northern Shield at the beginning of December when it revealed Hezbollah attack tunnels leading from within Lebanon into Israeli territory. Since then 5 tunnels have been exposed and the IDF has begun destroying them. One … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Terrorism
Tagged Hezbollah, IDF, Lebanon, northern Israel, Northern Shield, tunnels, UNIFIL
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The UN’s immorality and UNIFIL’s counter-productivity
I have written countless times about the UN and its various institutions and their depraved, insufferable bias against Israel. Last week we saw it all in action once again as the UN found it impossible to condemn Hezbollah – Hezbollah! … Continue reading
Not such Good News Friday
The bad news keeps on coming and I am simply not in the mood for a Good News Friday post. This morning another soldier was very seriously injured in Bet El, not far from the sites of the previous two … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Slice of Israeli life, Terrorism
Tagged engagement, Good News Friday, Hamas, IDF, Ofra, Solidarity, terrorism
6 Comments