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FROM SDEROT TO BERLIN: SENATOR BARACK OBAMA’S SELECTIVE MEMORY OF TERROR
Back in April, this reporter, writing for the Bulletin in Philadelphia, flew to the U.S. to cover the Middle East policies of Senator Obama, just before the Pa. presidential primary. Only a month before,...
Iran Seeks Seat On UN Security Council
Iran has asked the largest United Nations' largest voting bloc to back its controversial bid for a two-year term on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
Addressing fellow Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) foreign ministers on Sunday,...
Israeli Legislators Confront The UN: REPLACE UNRWA WITH UNHCR
Today, an unusual coalition of conservative and liberal factions, which usually war with each other, formed in the Israeli Knesset.
A broad-based coalition of Israeli legislators called a packed press conference at the Israeli parliament...
A Sderot delegation visits the Knesset: A Knesset Lobby for Sderot in Formation
On Monday morning, July 28th, a delegation of Sderot residents arrived to the Knesset to raise concern over the blatant misconduct by the Israel Tax Authority in their handling of Sderot residents and their...
“Obama’s Visit & Policies”
Obama's whirlwind tour of Israel is completed, and I find that readers are seeking comments on that visit. He did it all right while here: Visiting Yad VaShem (the Holocaust Memorial -- required stop...
Obama Visits Sderot 1
"I can assure you," Barak Obama said, speaking at the local police station against a backdrop of Kassam rockets, "if someone was sending rockets into my house where my two daughters sleep at night,...
Obama Visits Sderot
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama, accompanied by Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak and Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, visited the shell-shocked Israeli city yesterday. He met with city Mayor Eli Moyal and family...
Protest Vigil Greets Obama
As Sen. Barack Obama prepared to go to sleep in Jerusalem at the elegant King David Hotel, a coalition of organizations held a vigil across the street, spearheaded by the Worldwide Young Israel Movement...
“My Pentagon Years” A briefing by Douglas J. Feith
Douglas J. Feith was undersecretary of defense for policy in the Bush administration (2001-05), and is a professor of national security policy at Georgetown University. He previously served in several capacities in the Reagan...
Samir Kuntar and the Last Laugh
Israel has lived the past sixty years more intensively than any other country.
Its highs - the resurrection of a two-thousand year old state in 1948, history's most lopsided military victory in 1967, and the...
