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- Let’s talk about the UNHRC and “Khaybar” of the Palestinians
- 16 fatherless children left orphaned after Elad terror attack
- Another terror attack in central Israel: 3 dead in Elad
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- Yom Hazikaron 5782 – Israel’s Memorial Day 2022
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- Chag Kasher Ve’sameach – Happy Pesach!
- Second Israeli-Arab terror attack in a week
- Guest Post: Amnesty’s essay: “Israel’s Apartheid Against Palestinians”: 287 wasted pages
- Desmond Tutu: How his “halo effect” legitimized his anti-Jewish and anti-Israel attitude
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Tag Archives: PA
Book Review: The Rage Less Traveled by Kay Wilson
I’m sure you have all heard of Kay Wilson, the Israeli-British tour guide who was viciously attacked by Palestinian terrorists as she was hiking with her friend Kristine Luken in the Jerusalem hills in December 2010. The terrorists used machetes … Continue reading
Our peace partners, the Palestinians
The world loves to exhort us to make peace with the Palestinians because after all, you make peace with your enemy not with your friends. What the world misses is that you make peace with your enemy after he has … Continue reading
Three Israelis killed in 2 terror attacks in 48 hours
Our happiness on Friday afternoon was shattered shortly before Shabbat as we learned of a terror attack near Mevo Dotan in northern Samaria, when a Palestinian terrorist rammed his car into a group of IDF soldiers, killing two and very … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Incitement, Israel news, Terrorism
Tagged car-ramming, Gaza, IDF, Itamar Ben-Gal, Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, Mahmoud Abbas, PA, Palestinians, stabbing, terrorism
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More Middle East changes
In some good news related to my previous post, the Trump administration has threatened to close down the PLO offices in Washington in retaliation for the PA attempting to bring Israelis to the International Criminal Court: The Palestinian Authority (PA) … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged Jerusalem, Kuwait, PA, Palestinians, peace talks, PLO, Saudi Arabia, State Department, support Israel, Trump Administration
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News catch-up: Palestinian claims; the US vote
In case you were wondering why I’ve gone quiet during a rather noisy news cycle, it’s because I’m on a much-needed mini-break in Eilat. But holiday or not, it’s hard to avoid the news entirely, so here is a very … Continue reading