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My Letter to the Editor: Palestinian statehood and Israeli historical rights
A Jerusalem Post reader by the name of James Adler is a regular letter writer to the newspaper. Unfortunately Mr. Adler’s view of the Middle East tends to the extreme dovish left, even though he is obviously a Zionist and … Continue reading
Peace process in pieces
It seems that the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians is all but over, whether with normalization or without. Mahmoud Abbas’s constant upping of the ante, with ever-increasing demands of Israel, made sure of that. So now that it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged Israel, Jewish homeland, Mahmoud Abbas, Oslo accords, PA, Palestinian Authority, Palestinians, peace process
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Peace without normalization is not peace
After the terrorist attack on Passover eve, when Police Chief Superintendent Baruch Mizrachi was shot dead and his pregnant wife and one of their children injured by a Palestinian terrorist, it was rumoured that Palestinian “President” Mahmoud Abbas had condemned … Continue reading
Good News Friday
Too much matza, wine and sun have made me lose track of time and I’ve almost left it too late for this week’s Good News Friday edition, so this is going to be a quickie. An Israeli-developed item which is … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged economy, Good News Friday, Hani Alami, Jerusalem, Kotel, normalization, Old City, Palestinians, printer, Zuta
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Blaming Israel leads to BDS
I hadn’t intended to write an extra post on this subject but several links came to my attention which you might find interesting. It seems that the Americans were taken aback by Israel’s fierce rejection of Kerry’s blame and are … Continue reading
Kerry lied to blame Israel for the peace talks failure
Not only the Palestinians know how to lie. It turns out that our “honest broker”, Hizzoner John F. Kerry, is an accomplished liar too. As Israel feared all along, Kerry put the blame for the breakdown in the “peace” talks … Continue reading
