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Tag Archives: Intifada
Argentina vs. Israel football match cancelled – A Messi business
Israel and its supporters are up in arms about the proposed friendly football match between Argentina (captained by Lionel Messi) and Israel being cancelled. Tempers are fraying at thought of another high-profile boycott of Israel, particularly as we are already … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Culture, Arts & Sports, Incitement, Lawfare and Delegitimization, Terrorism
Tagged Argentina, BDS, football, Gaza, Intifada, Israel, Jibril Rajoub, Lionel Messi, Palestinians, terrorism
5 Comments
Insecurity for Israelis should not be a given
An interesting article in the Algemeiner highlights the way we Israelis have internalized something that should have been left behind in the deep dark Galut (Exile): the feeling of insecurity and of living at the whim and behest of others. … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged car-ramming, human rights, Intifada, Palestinians, rock-throwing, security, Security Wall, shootings, stabbings, terrorism
4 Comments
Are the lone wolf attackers not so “lone” after all?
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
Posted in Terrorism
Tagged Hebron, Intifada, knife attacks, Machpela, Palestinians, terrorism
4 Comments
And again – Two Israelis murdered in Jerusalem by Palestinian terrorists
The last couple of weeks have seen a dip in the latest terror wave, or to be more precise, a dip in Israeli fatalities from Palestinian terror. This is not to say that there haven’t been constant attempted and “successful” … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged car-ramming, Intifada, Jerusalem, knife attacks, media bias, Palestinians, terrorism
Comments Off on And again – Two Israelis murdered in Jerusalem by Palestinian terrorists
What do the Palestinians want? Not the end of the occupation but the end of Israel
The question and answer in my headline might seem a bit harsh, a bit raw, but if you look at the bare facts and study history – the history of the Middle East and the history of the Jewish nation … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Terrorism
Tagged incitement, Intifada, Israel, Jew hatred, Jewish people, knife attacks, Palestinians, stabbings, terrorism, UN
2 Comments
They will not drive us out because we have nowhere else to go
Professor William Jacobson, (a law professor at Cornell University, an avowed conservative, Zionist and staunch defender of Israel, whom I have had the pleasure of meeting a couple of times in Israel) who runs the law-blog Legal Insurrection kindly invited … Continue reading