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Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu is a graduate in journalism and economics from The George Washington University. He has worked as a cub reporter in rural Virginia and as senior copy editor for major Canadian metropolitan dailies. Tzvi wrote for Arutz Sheva for several years before joining the Jewish Press.
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She finally figured out that her lawyer, not Lieberman, will be defending her if she is indicted for bribery.
Deri ends his slaps-shtick and accepts a rabbi's command to humbly return to lead the baa-baa sheep.
Two major supporters of Feiglin are sticking with the Likud.
Abbas is driving a diplomatic suicide tank: Ron Paul wants to freeze aid to PA, France frowns on second bid to the UN.
The suspected shooter, with a rifle and protective vest, has been caught.
But wouldn’t doing so “raise tensions?”
Three life terms in prison makes parole less likely. He will stay in jail – unless Israel frees him in exchange for a peace process.
Snow may fall, but not accumulate, in areas as low as Modi’in.
The two brothers who survived the family catastrophe now have a baby brother.
Palestinian Authority diplomacy, like the Arab armies in previous wars, is leading a war of self-destruction.
The Likud is recounting some problematic ballot boxes. Hotovely reportedly helped dump Feiglin; Bibi wants her in the Knesset.
Snow will fall at altitudes as low as 2,000 feet above seas level. Accumulation in Jerusalem still a question mark.
Terrorists botched a bomb attack and planned to murder a soldier and civilian.
The Republican party is setting the stage for a re-run of 2012 with a party too fractured to make a serious run against the Democrats.
Interpol would be able to give the PA information on criminal networks. What the PA will do with it is a different story.
A former corrupt devil is trying to get back at the current corrupt devil, possibly with the encouragement of none other than the devil's enemy, Bibi Netanyahu.
If a Kahane flag is illegal, is the PLO flag on Temple Mount kosher?
Heavy snow will fall mainly in the north by mid-week, but even lower hills can expect at least a dusting.
The question is will the Palestinian Authority evaporate because it has no raison d’etre or has no money.
Voters apparently like the Likud’s more centrist list of candidates. Lieberman hurt by bribe scandal. Shas survives.
With Feiglin and Hotovely out of the Knesset, Netanyahu feels safer, but his price might be a bigger Jewish Home party in the next Knesset.
Snow will fall on Gush Etzion, the Galilee and the Central Negev, followed by cold, cold temperatures.
Ramallah, the seat of power of the Palestinian Authority, provides a convenient cover for Jerusalem Arab terrorist.
The man who gunned down Yehuda Glick can thank his victim for living and keeping the attacker’s home intact.
Chief Rabbi David Lau reminds all Jews to say the Kaddish prayer in memory of Holocaust victims.
Egypt has deployed heavy security around foreign embassies in Cairo because of increased fears of terrorist attacks, according to the Saudi daily Ukaz. Authorities said that terrorists from the Sinai are planning to attack an embassy and that the Muslim Brotherhood is planning to strike several targets throughout Egypt to undermine the Al-Sisi regime.
The Israel army continues to do what the Palestinian Authority promised to do.
It's an ill wind that blows nobody any good. Feiglin’s loss is the Jewish Home party’s gain.
HarperCollins is doing exactly what the Palestinian Authority is doing – creating fiction so that it might become a fact.
Reports that Pence did not attend the dinner are untrue.
“They motioned to the guards not to take them away until they finished the ‘silent Amidah’ prayer.”
Rock-throwing in Samaria, Firebombs near Jerusalem and warning shots at Gaza Border.
Abbas ignored Kerry’s hints of sanctions and told him Jordan will present a resolution to the UN to force Israel to "Auschwitz borders.”
No one knows who leaked the video of Rav Ovadia, but it's a bombshell, and there might be more on the way.
Iran is aiding terrorism in Judea and Samaria, Netanyahu says.
A ruling against the law will throw the elections into another 30-ring circus.
Arab terrorists have released a "How to kill a Jew" video, and its going viral.
Where is the Boycott Movement when we need them?
How do you say “Thank you, IDF” in Arabic?
The condition of Ayala Shapira has slightly improved, but her life still is in danger.
Too much ideology spoils the political soup.
Gov. Mike Pence celebrated Christmas in Israel and staked his credentials for a possible run at the presidency.
Don’t mess with these Jews.
Pray for the recovery of Ayala bat Ruth.
Plans also advanced for new homes in Har Homa in southern Jerusalem.
Jewish Press Movie Review: Danon’s clip of Zoabi a winner but Jewish Home’s parody of Livni stinks.
“All the News to Print that Fits Our Agenda”
Hamas is back to its old tricks of blaming rival – or cooperative – terrorists for attacking Israel.
Intelligence is Israel’s most significant deterrence against terror.
Police said on Nov, 18: “One way to cope with the recent wave of attacks…is not to return the bodies to the families.”
The Prime Minister will appeal the decision by the party’s comptroller.
A Hamas commander was killed and the Air Force numbed terror targets.
Lieberman calls the police investigation a “witch-hunt” aimed at hurting the party’s chances at the polls.
“A great miracle happened here” –Yochanan Danziger and Jeff Seidel got out alive.
Bank Leumi’s admission is the first time an Israel bank has confessed to helping U.S. customers evade taxes.
Let’s hope Hamas fears Coca-Cola enough not to screw up in use the plant to shoot missiles at Israel.
It’s cute, inventive and raises an interesting question n Jewish law on appointing a representative to perform a mitzvah.
The results of the poll may cause people to start changing their minds.
The Palestinian Authority is a serial murderer – first the “peace process” and now Israeli soldiers.
Rabbi Yehuda Glick, who was critically wounded in an assassination attempt several weeks ago, announced he is running “symbolically” on the Likud list for the elections to the Knesset. He is in 33rd place, and he will not be elected unless the party performs a miracle no less than his recovery and wins 33 seats. […]
“Both sides shall respect and protect the listed below religious rights of Jews, Christians, Moslems and Samaritans.” – Oslo Accords.
Anti-Zionist Arabs don’t always distinguish between Jews, Christians and Muslims.
Elections, and not Netanyahu, raised the minimum wage.
Dr. Ben Carson is waiting for God to tell him if he should run for president.
The decision of Uri Aril’s Tekuma faction to remain in the party and re-start a “Yesha faction” is a blessing.
The decision to not publicly light the Menorah in Sydney, epitomizes the eternal dilemma of Judaism and Jews in the Diaspora.
Is Sydney also going to turn out the lights on Christmas trees?
Are machine gun shots all night long and the death from a “work accident” not enough evidence for the EU court?
The State Dept. re-defines “unilateral” and won’t veto a resolution that does not explicitly ”prejudge” outcome of peace talks.
High housing prices are blamed, but has anyone suggested that working for a living might help?
The decision may boomerang on Hamas once the court studies new evidence to prove Israel’s case.
Abbas’ counting on vocal support doesn’t mean he knows how to count votes.
Cannabis is being touted as a cure for diseases from diabetes to Parkinson’s and epilepsy.
The defense lawyer accuses the government of ignoring radical left-wing extremists.
The IDF tries to arrest a suspect; rioters try to kill them, the IDF fires back and then the Arabs riot again.
“Leftists don’t care about Arabs, settlers are the true Jews. Leftists warned me I will be the first in the gas chambers."
Every “little” rock-throwing attack is attempted murder.
Moshe Kahlon courts Michael Oren but rejects Rami Levi. Shas and Jewish Home divorces not yet final.
Abbas' sidekick Erekat says Palestinian Authority will win the High Noon showdown and go the UN for statehood.
Gad Elbaz wrote on Facebook, “A Miracle, a miracle a miracle of Hanukkah.”
Livni's unrepeatable gutter language shocked even the Left-wing panel members. “Is she on drugs?” asks Likud Minister Yisrael Katz.
The addition of the secular Dayan is another sign pointing to national religious Uri Ariel's joining Haredi Eli Yishai.
Netanyahu is not likeable, but leading the country is not a popularity contest.
Not all Arabs are murderers.
The “two-state solution” is the road to war.
Deri is getting rid of Yishai, and Uri Ariel is making noise about dividing the Jewish Home Party.
Lieberman is destroying himself politically before the voters do it for him.
Instead of accepting on-the-spot professional medical help, Arabs hauled him away.
If the guards are replacing the current crew, who actually are rioters, then the Temple Mount will be safer for Jews.
The hackers wanted to punish the billionaire who loves Israel and hates a nuclear Iran that wants to destroy it.
The State Dept.’s anti-settlement policy will be around forever because so will settlements.
At age 78, with health problems, he said enough is enough.
Election campaigns bring out the worst in all of the politicians, and Shas is a shining example.
The Palestinian Authority also insists that an Israeli doctor agreed to the claim but refused to sign the autopsy report.
Another "Day of Rage" is only beginning.
The truth won’t matter because PA officials already are calling Ziad Abu Ein a martyr.
Kerry wants to hear Netanyahu has to say about borders for the PA as defined by France and the United Nations.
The terrorist-turned politician suffered from high blood pressure, and a videodoes not show signs of violence.
Tons of oil were left in an Israeli pipeline built by the two countries before 1979.
Katz is the master wheeler-dealer in the Likud and hopefully won’t destroy the economy before the elections.
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