David Bedein

The Bulletin asked spokespeople of the Israeli prime minister, foreign minister and defense minister if they would ask a new Palestinian state to cancel its anti-Semitic curriculum. The spokespeople for the Israeli government provided a clear answer: "This is not on the agenda."

As you leave Edrei's office, you see the pictures on the wall in corridor: Pictures of Amit students visiting concentration camps. The students wrote under their collage of pictures: Where was the world when this was happening? Where was the army to save us when this occurred?

"The Fatah organizations have identified the challenge and are trying to work to reduce Hamas' power in Judea and Samaria. However, Fatah relies on the presence of the IDF and its operations against terror," said Brig. Gen.Yossi Baidatz.

Techstar will be able to track Iran's nuclear compounds and Syria's rocket bases 24 hours a day, almost without limitations.

Israel had been considering the idea of building a nuclear power plant for decades, but it would appear that for the first time in years, the expansion of the nuclear option is becoming much more serious.

American strategic point of view, Saudi Arabia does not see eye to eye with the U.S. on its goals in Iraq.

Israel Tracks Down Terrorists By Calling Their Cell Phones

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert confirmed yesterday that the Bush administration intends to provide Saudi Arabia with advanced weaponry, equal to about $20 billion, over the next ten years. However, even if Olmert and his lobbyists in Washington do not necessarily oppose the Saudi aid, U.S. congressional leaders say that they will try to block the deal.