Spokesman of U.N. Sec’y Gen’l: U.N. Will Not Honor Request To Disarm Hezbollah
For the past six weeks, since the United Nations Security Council facilitated a cease-fire on the Israeli-Lebanese border, there was one promise given by the U.N. - that it would implement a process to...
Our World: Tzipi Livni and us
Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni is an interesting case study in how a public image can trump professional competence in Israeli politics.
Livni was brought into politics by then prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu in 1999. The...
Commnetary: Reason to Be Concerned: What the Terrorists Themselves are Saying
You have been reading it in my postings, but don't take my word for it. Now read it from the the mouths of the terrorists themselves.
Aaron Klein of WorldNetDaily has the contacts that have...
ISRAEL WORRIED OVER WESTERN-EQUIPPED NEIGHBORS
Israel has begun considering the ramifications of Arab allies building their militaries with Western arms and technology.
The Israel Army General Staff has determined that Israel could be threatened by Western-equipped armies along its border....
UN REPORT – HIZBULLAH USED Al Qaida-aligned MERCERNARIES AGAINST ISRAEL
Hizbullah recruited nearly 1,000 Al Qaida-aligned Sunnis to fight Israel in the war in Lebanon in mid-2006.
A United Nations report said at least 720 Sunnis from Somalia were recruited by Hizbullah to fight Israel...
Palestinian-Israeli “Ceasefire” Already A Dud
Israel and the Palestinian Authority began a "ceasefire" Sunday morning that was highly unusual in several ways:
• The Hamas terror organization promised immediately that it would use the respite to continue weapons smuggling and...
Commentary: Appeasement Now
Caroline Glick's first line in her column yesterday: "The world has gone mad."
She then proceeds to explain the many reasons why this is so. For example: "As the Palestinians push forward with their Iranian-sponsored,...
Commentary: the Baker-Hamilton Report
The Baker-Hamilton Report has been released. We already knew about the approach of appeasement it recommended: Engage Iran and Syria on the issue of Iraq. But there is more. It is not just appeasement,...
Rabin¹s Legacy that Never Was
On the 4th of November 1995, Israel¹s Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated at the end of a peace rally in Tel Aviv. Many Israelis, particularly those on the political left, believe that this...