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The Trump-Netanyahu Summit – a mutual admiration society
Binyamin Netanyahu met President Donald Trump yesterday in a widely anticipated and well-publicised summit, and though I missed the broadcast, my other half summed it up well in describing it as a mutual admiration society. While others might not go … Continue reading
The settlements bill and judicial overreach
The destruction of Amona was the price that the Israeli settlement enterprise agreed to pay in order to legalise and regulate the status of all the other settlements and outposts. The deal was a kind of plea bargain for want … Continue reading
Hacked emails reveal: George Soros’s foundation claims to promote democracy – by undermining democracy
Ever since Wikileaks broke a few years ago, hacking scandals have become, if not boring, then almost routine. Another day, another hacked file dump it seems. But last week’s latest hacking announcement has taken the world by storm. George Soros, … Continue reading
The loss of Jewish rights on the Temple Mount – cause and effect
I know that I go on a bit (OK, a lot) about Israeli sovereignty in Israel, including Judea and Samaria, and Jewish rights on the Temple Mount in particular, but this week the cause and effect of not enforcing our … Continue reading
Challenging the EU on Judea and Samaria
Last week (and a couple of weeks prior) I wrote about the EU undermining Israel’s sovereignty as well as its violation of international law through their illegal construction of buildings for Palestinian-only use in Judea and Samaria. The Israeli NGO … Continue reading
The Israeli settlements that the EU considers legal
Quick question: Which Israeli settlements do the EU consider are legal under international law? Answer (after you’ve scraped your jaw off the floor at the very idea): settlements that the EU have built – on Israeli territory – for Palestinians. … Continue reading
