Tag Archives: Hebron

Good News Friday

Posted on 26 May 2017 by

We are still in celebratory mood after the festivities of the 50th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem, so this Good News Friday installment will reflect that as well as the historic visit of President Donald Trump to Israel which … Continue reading →

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Message to Donald Trump: Don’t be taken in by our “peace partners”

Posted on 15 May 2017 by

President Donald Trump is on his way to the Middle East with a mission – the same mission that countless previous US Presidents have had, and at which they all failed miserably, and all for the same reason. This reason … Continue reading →

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The Elor Azaria case and the implications for the IDF

Posted on 9 January 2017 by

In my previous post reference was made to the Elor Azaria case (you can read about the original incident in this article), in that some of the soldiers hesitated to shoot at the attacker for fear of becoming “Azaria II”. … Continue reading →

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The 87th anniversary of the 1929 Hebron Massacre

Posted on 24 August 2016 by

On this day 87 years ago one of the worst Arab massacres of Jews occurred in the ancient Jewish city of Hebron. Prof. William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection has written an excellent recounting of the horrific events of the 1929 … Continue reading →

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Palestinian teacher of the year teaches non-violence while married to a terrorist

Posted on 6 April 2016 by

My headline might read as a feel-good story, of a reformed terrorist family who now teach peace, non-violence and tolerance. However the story is not quite like that at all. The husband of a Palestinian teacher who won “teacher of … Continue reading →

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Are the lone wolf attackers not so “lone” after all?

Posted on 30 December 2015 by

The “knife intifada” that has been sweeping Israel in the last 3 months, which also includes car-rammings and drive-by shootings, has been described as an unorganized revolt carried out by “lone wolf” attackers. However a certain amount of doubt has … Continue reading →

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