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Barbra Streisand to Receive Honorary Doctorate from Hebrew U

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Barbra Streisand is a great singer. She also played the part of a young woman disguised as a male yeshiva student in ‘Yentl.” Soon, Hebrew U. will grant her an honorary degree in philosophy.

This Ongoing War

Toulouse Terrorist was no 'Lone Wolf'

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

You can't blame the French for wanting to minimize their made-in-Europe Islamic terror problem. The problem is with how reality keeps messing with comfortable theories.

Emes Ve-Emunah

A Haredi Thawing? Oops, Never Mind

By Harry Maryles

What is really being gained by continuing to force Haredim to stay in the beis medrash full time via a draft that exempts Haredim?

Op-Eds

Russia-US Brinkmanship Clashes with Israel's Security

By Yaakov Lappin

The Russian Yakhont missiles already delivered to Syria threaten Israel Navy ships carrying out vital missions in the Mediterranean.

Terrorism / Israel / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Media

Legal Activist Calls for Prosecuting France 2 for Al-Dura Hoax

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel should file criminal charges against France 2 following a government report Sunday that the television channel broadcast a film in 200 that falsely portrayed the alleged killing of 12-year-old Mohammed Al-Dura by Israeli soldiers. Charles Enderlin was bureau chief of France 2 when the Second Intifada, also known as the Oslo War, broke out. […]

Jewish / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Religious & Secular in Israel / Religion

Vicious Graffiti Sprayed on Home of Women of the Wall Official

By JTA

Vandals spray painted the Jerusalem home of a long-time board member of the Women of the Wall (WOW) with vicious graffiti, the first time opponents to WOW have resorted to vengeance. Some of the graffiti sprayed on the door and stairwell of Peggy Cidor’s apartment read in Hebrew: “Women of the Wall are wicked,” “Peggy, […]

CIFWatch

The Blood Libel Begins: The Guardian's Original Reporting on Al Dura

By Adam Levick

The Guardian took the hideous claim that the IDF fired mercilessly at a young boy until he was dead at face value, without even a hint of journalistic skepticism.

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Natural Gas Magnate Says Gov’t Can Pocket Billions from Exports

By Jewish Press News Desk

The government can expect to rake in billions of dollars from natural gas exports in the next 20 years, claimed Yitzchak Tshuva, controlling shareholder of Delek, which is a major partner in the Nobel Energy consortium that has begun pumping gas from its off-shore oil discovery. Opposing views are trying to prohibit exports, arguing that […]

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / US / News Briefs / Islamists / Hezbollah

CIA Head John Brennan Makes Unannounced Israel Visit

By JTA

CIA director John Brennan made an unannounced visit to Israel to discuss the situation in Syria with Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon on Friday. They reportedly compared intelligence assessments on Syria and its two-year civil war and talked about Israel’s intent to continue striking shipments of advanced weapons destined for Hezbollah from Iran via Syria. […]

Media / Europe / Palestinian Authority / News Briefs / Antisemitism / Hamas / Israel / Terrorism

Israel Explodes the ‘Big Lie’ – Gaza Al Dura Boy Wasn’t Killed

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

It took a world war to expose the Nazi lie. Now, 12 years after the media lie that the IDF killed an innocent 12-year-old Gaza boy, it appears he never died. “The Truth will out” wrote Shakespeare.”

The Muqata

History of Israel: Snow in the Summer

By Orat@Muqata

Two people have reported snow in the late May-early June, though in both cases, it was hearsay.

Fresno Zionism

Why Russia Supports Iran

By Vic Rosenthal

It seems Russia has decided that the "strong horse" in the Middle East is Iran and the Shiites.

United with Israel

Ex-Jordanian Spy: Abdullah is Anti-Israel

By Rachel Avraham

Ouni Abed Botrous Hadaddeen compares the Jordanian king to Yasser Arafat, claiming that Abdullah to is two faced.

Emes Ve-Emunah

A Crack in the Wall of Haredi Opposition

By Harry Maryles

If Shas does agree to allow a secular core curriculum in their schools, that will put Ashkenazi Haredi leaders between a rock and a hard place.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Fatah's Drive Against 'Normalization'

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinian youths from Hebron, though, who met with Israelis near Bethlehem to share their problems and insights have been forced to issue a statement distancing themselves from the meeting.

Op-Eds

It’s Not the Economy, Stupid

By Meir Indor

The contractors received the land at a bargain basement price, moved the prices up to 1.8 million NIS and pocketed one million NIS per apartment.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'To Bless'

By Ami Steinberger

Your weekly video dose of Hebrew.

Sports

Ziontours Takes Off With Round-Trippers

By Monty Wayland

In the All Star Israel Softball League, Ziontours takes the number one spot.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Al-Qaradawi and the New Religious Conflict with Israel

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Al-Qaradawi's visit and statements also serve as a reminder that the Israeli-Arab conflict is centered, more than ever, around religion.

United with Israel

The Teachings of Ruth

By Rachel Avraham

The Ruth story demonstrates how all Jews should treat the strangers among us.

My Right Word

First Jordan, Now Egypt's Turn to Butt-in on Temple Mount

By Yisrael Medad

The Egyptian ambassador warned against allowing Jews to pray at the Temple Mount even under a time-share system.

A Soldier's Mother

A Message to Ahmadinejad

By Paula R. Stern

A response to Ahmadinejad's vitriol from a Jew of Persian descent.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Board'

By Ami Steinberger

Your daily dose of Hebrew.

Jewish / Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset / Jerusalem / Religious & Secular in Israel / Religion

Bennett and Livni in Facebook Fight over Women of the Wall

By Jewish Press News Desk

Justice Minister Tzipi Livni and Religious Affairs Minister Yair Lapid, who doubles as Finance Minister, are arguing via Facebook over the issue of a women’s minyan at the Western Wall. Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky has proposed that a Women of the Wall demand for the minyan be allowed at the southern part of the […]

Israel / News Briefs / Business and Economy

More Natural Gas Found

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israel has (more) gas. Baruch Hashem. But who should profit?

Business and Economy / Religion / News Briefs / Jewish / Israel

Plague of Locusts Returns to Israel for Shavuot

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Fundamentalists were working overtime before Passover to describe how just as in Biblical times, the Jews were spared from the plague. Now the locusts are working overtime, just in time for Shavuot.

Middle East / Levant / Hamas / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Science and Tech / Settlements

Would Hawking Meet Paraplegic Arab Saved by Israel?

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

He could meet a three-year-old Arab toddler with no arms and no legs, named Mohammed al-Farra.

Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset

Cabinet Passes ‘Austerity Budget’

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Cabinet Monday evening passed a two-year budget, nearly five months late, with tax hikes and across-the-board cuts in spending, Only one minister voted against the  budget, the second and last time it will cover two years instead of one. Finance Minister Yair Lapid, who is chairman of the Yesh Atid party, said after the […]

Israel / US / Politics

Obama Golfs and Bibi Eats Ice Cream - How Much to Indulge Leaders?

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Obama has been cited for expensive golf outings. Now it’s Netanyahu’s turn: $2,700 for ice cream and $125,000 for an airplane bed. Indulgence or the price of public office?

United with Israel

Keep Jerusalem United!

By Rachel Avraham

A Jewish withdrawal from East Jerusalem would make the situation in Sderot look like paradise.

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Religion / Sports

Two Religious Girls Box-Kick Their Way to World Champions (video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The IDF gets a new weapon next year. Meet Baltimore-born Nili Block and Mumbai convert Sarah Avraham, both of them religious and the new world champs in Thailand-style kick-boxing.

Shiloh Musings

Lapid's Marie Antoinette-Style Budget

By Batya Medad

The proposed budget harms the poor more than the rich.

Op-Eds

Opportunities and Risks Ahead for Turkey

By Alon Ben Meir

Now is the time for Ankara to take some corrective domestic and foreign policy measures consistent with what the country has and continues to aspire for but fails to realize.

Rubin Reports

The Demise of the Anti-Israel Card

By Barry Rubin

Even Muslim Brotherhood think-tanks have said that the Shia, and especially Iran, are more dangerous threats than is Israel.

Dr. Mordechai Kedar

An Open Letter to the Arab League: Thanks, but no Thanks

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

Throughout all of history, did an Emir, Sultan Caliph or Arab or Islamic King rule in Jerusalem even for one day?

America's Rabbi / Shmuley Boteach

Hawking Rejects the Zionism of Einstein

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

When in 1948 President Harry Truman recognized the new Jewish State of Israel, Einstein declared it 'the fulfillment of our dream.'

My Right Word

A Response to the Demographic Argument in 1971

By Yisrael Medad

Shmuel Katz and a former Mapai MK Eliezer Livneh coauthored a pamphlet in 1971 arguing against the appeasement of Palestinian terrorists.

Business and Economy / News Briefs / US / Israel

Fischer Cuts Interest Rate and Says Bank to Buy 2 Billion Dollars

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer announced on Monday a surprise cut the prime interest rate as part of his battle to fight the appreciation of the shekel and help the economy to keep growing. The financial markets responded with the shekel-dollar rate rising more than 1.5 percent to the level of 3.61 shekels to […]

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Pamper'

By Ami Steinberger

לְפַנֵּק In many countries all over the world yesterday it was Mothers Day - יוֹם הָאֵם, in Hebrew. Here's a song by Arik Einstein dedicated to his mother. I venture to say it might be sung for most mothers. One of the lines in the song is: אִמָּא, אִמָּא אַתְּ פִּנַּקְתְּ אֹתִי Mom, mom, you […]

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Blue and White, All the Waze

By Jewish Press News Desk

Waze and Facebook have reached an impasse in their negotiations, but not over whether Facebook will buy Waze for 700 million dollars, or a clean billion, but over Israel, according to the Israeli site Telecom News. Facebook wants to close down Waze's Raanana office, and transfer some of the developers to the U.S. While the […]

Terrorism / Israel / Middle East / Levant / Politics / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Europe / On Campus / Education

Hawking's Boycott Falls into a Black Hole

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Israeli Presidential Conference that Stephen Hawking is boycotting because of the “occupation” of supposed Palestinian land has drawn in the past none other than several senior Palestinian Authority officials, including one who two weeks ago said he would like to drop a nuclear bomb in Israel. Thanks to a bit of Internet homework by […]

News Briefs / Europe / Religion / Settlements / Holocaust

Church of Scotland Thinks Twice, Grants Israel the Right to Exist

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Church of Scotland has called last week’s publication of a Church and Society Council report that denies Israel’s right to exist a “misunderstanding” and now says the Jewish state can remain as part of the world. The Jewish communities of Scotland were shocked by the report, and the local Council of Christians and Jews […]

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / Iran / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Islamists / Hezbollah

Red Cross Bares Its Heart and Soul, Honors PA Terrorists

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Red Cross, the folks who demand Israel allow jail visits by terrorists’ families but winked when Hamas held Shalit as hostage, honors Palestinian Authority “prisoners” – the ones who kill Jews.

United with Israel

Students for Justice in Palestine: A Pattern of Intimidation

By Rachel Avraham

At campuses in the University of Maryland and California systems, pro-Israel students say they are harassed, pro-Israel events are interrupted, viciously anti-Israel speakers are brought into speak, anti-Israel students are even accused of of assaulting pro-Israel students.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Support the Syrian Rebels?

By Daniel Pipes

If Assad is winning, Western governments should respond by helping the rebels to prevent Assad from crushing them.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The Clash at the Kotel: Where is the Wisdom?

By Harry Maryles

With all the good intention of Israel’s rabbinic leaders, how could they not see that this was going to happen?

Khaled Abu Toameh

Media Yawns as Palestinians in Syria Killed, Injured, Displaced

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians in Lebanon are subjected to apartheid laws that deny them work, social and health benefits, and freedom of movement.

Rubin Reports

Why the Benghazi Affair is Still so Important

By Barry Rubin

The Obama Administration has turned to Islamists in the belief that they are best suited to guard US interests in the Middle East.

CIFWatch

In Reporting Israeli Strike, the Guardian Adopts Arab Narrative

By Gidon Ben-Zvi

Going forward, Guardian reporters would be well advised to keep their opinions firmly within the confines of the Guardian’s op-ed page.

The Ettinger Report

The US-Israel Win-Win Relationship

By Yoram Ettinger

Israeli technologies, shared with the U.S. industry, have enhanced the U.S. employment, research & development and exports.

A Soldier's Mother

Being Intellectually Honest

By Paula R. Stern

The upcoming President's Conference has a rich list of speakers and unlike some others, I personally don't think Stephen Hawking will be missed.

Ktzat Ivrit

In Hebrew: 'Customer Service'

By Ami Steinberger

Your weekly video dose of Hebrew.

Op-Eds

A Prize for Murder

By Meir Indor

Embarrassingly, the terrorist was permitted to go free.

US / Politics / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem

Most Israelis Trust Obama, Most PA Arabs Distrust Him

By JTA

Israelis by a 4-to-1 margin are more confident than Palestinians in how President Barack Obama a handles his foreign policy, according to a Pew Research Center poll released Thursday. The survey revealed that 61 percent of Israelis "express confidence in the American president to do the right thing regarding world affairs," as opposed to 15 […]

Terrorism / Syria / Iran / News Briefs / Islamists / Hezbollah

Nasrallah Brags Syria will Give Hezbollah ‘Game-Changing’ Weapons

By Jewish Press News Desk

Hezbollah supreme leader Hassan Nasrallah boasted on Thursday that the Syrian regime will ship to the terrorist organization “game-changing” weapons, a week after Israel bombed Iranian missiles that were sent to Syria for delivery to Hezbollah. Nasrallah's rhetoric came a day after Syrian President Bashar Assad’ bravado that he will strike Israel but only when […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Facebook Running after Waze to Stare Down Google

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Waze may be Facebook’s third purchase in Israel, not for the Waze maps but for the traffic it can generate through Facebook, at Google’s expense. But the buyout is far from certain.

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / US / Politics / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Media / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

Kerry’s Dream and Abbas' Nightmare Meet in Biblical Beit El

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Israeli government has announced a new step in plans to build 300 new homes in Beit El, in  northern Samaria, just as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to convince Mahmoud Abbas to return to talks if Israel slaps a freeze on building for Jews in Judea and Samaria. Reports from Israeli […]

Fresno Zionism

Cal. Univ. Pro-Israel Professor Harassed and Defamed

By Vic Rosenthal

In the snake pit of academia, where unfashionable explicit Jew-hatred has morphed into enthusiastic and widespread over-the-top anti-Zionism, Professor Tammi Rossman-Benjamin stands out.

This Ongoing War

The 'Peace Partner' Who Wants to Nuke Israel

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

It was only in 20120 that Geneva Initiative featured Jibril Rajoub in their 'peace partner' ad campaign.

Israel / Global / News Briefs / Business and Economy

Netanyahu Views Chinese Wall ‘Security Fence’

By Jewish Press News Desk

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara visited the Great Wall of China on Thursday, allowing him to make the obvious comparison with Israel’s security fence, dubbed by leftists as the “Apartheid Wall. Unlike the Chinese Great Wall, the “wall” in Israel extends less than 10 percent of the total length of the fortification, […]

IDF & Security / Travel / News Briefs

Israel’s Semi-Automatic Tavor Rifle May Replace M-16s at Airport

By Jewish Press News Desk

Tourists landing at Ben Gurion Airport soon may see guards toting the Israel-made Tavor rifle instead of the traditional M-16, according to Israel defense, The Micro Tavor is shorter but heavier than the M-16, and started replacing the M-16 in IDF combat units approximately three years ago.

My Right Word

State Department Static on Temple Mount

By Yisrael Medad

There is more than enough area on the Temple Mount to reach an accommodation for Jews who wish to pray there.

News Briefs / Islamists

Invest or Gamble? Egypt Sells Islamic Bonds

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt, headed by President Mohammed Morsi, is set to issue “Islamic bonds,” not to be confused with the highly successful Israeli bonds that helped the Jewish state get off it feet after its re-establishment in 1948. Unlike Israel, modern Egypt has been around for a long time, but the Arab […]

Middle East / Levant / Jewish / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Islamists / Jerusalem / Religion / Israeli Arabs

Jordan Moves to Scrap Peace Treaty over Arrest of Jerusalem Mufti

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

World War III may have been close and may have been prevented on the Temple Mount, where the Jerusalem Mufti was arrested and then released for throwing chairs at Jews on Jerusalem Unification Day.

Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Media

PA Official: ‘If We Had a Nuke, We’d Use It This Morning’ (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The Palestinian Authority doesn’t need rocks, firebombs, guns and suicide bombers. Senior Fatah official Jibril Rajoub has a better way to kill Jews: “If we had a nuke, we’d use it this very morning.”

Fresno Zionism

China's Peace Plan: Outrageously One-Sided

By Vic Rosenthal

The Chinese proposal gives nothing to Israel except a vague "right to exist" — which of course is in not question regarding any other nation. Indeed, it could have been dictated by Mahmoud Abbas.

Op-Eds

The Heart and Soul of the Jewish People

By Farley Weiss

Yom Yerushalayim, which we marked this week, is a monumental day in Jewish history. It is a celebration of the first time in 2,000 years that Jews regained sovereignty over the Kotel, the Western Wall, and the Temple Mount, which is Judaism’s holiest site. And it is a time to thank God for giving us the extraordinary gift that is Jerusalem.

Editorial

Kerry’s Frolic

By Editorial Board

Secretary of State John Kerry’s recent embrace of the Arab Peace Initiative is, to say the least, unnerving. Certainly the response of Arab leaders to his action reflects the dangers for Israel inherent in the plan. President Obama seems to be preoccupied these days with Syria and Iran as well as serious domestic issues and is largely leaving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to Mr. Kerry. But the secretary of state seems poised to roil things up without any prospect of real progress.

Middle East / Levant / US / Politics / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Settlements

Kerry Hosts Livni, to Return to Israel to Push Talks

By Jewish Press News Desk

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is meeting with visiting Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni this week and told reporters he will return to Israel in two weeks to push ahead for more “peace process” talks. In a brief session with reporters,  Kerry did not refer to the de facto building freeze that Israel media reported […]

Khaled Abu Toameh

Kerry Betting on the Wrong Horses

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Arab League is an incompetent and ineffectual body that has long been ridiculed by most Arabs.

A Soldier's Mother

A Free Jerusalem, From 1967 Until Forever

By Paula R. Stern

If anyone is restricted in Jerusalem today - it is we Jews, who are not allowed to move our lips in a whispered prayer, on the Temple Mount. But for today, I will think of the greater celebration.

Israel / News Briefs / Islamists

Police Arrest Jerusalem Mufti

By Jewish Press News Desk

Following threats and violence on the Temple Mount, the police detain the Jerusalem Mufti.

Syria / News Briefs / United Nations (UN)

Syrian Rebels Take 4 UN Peacekeepers Prisoner

By Jewish Press News Desk

Syrian Rebels are holding four UN peacekeepers prisoner. The four Filipino peacekeepers were on the Golan Heights to monitor the ceasefire line between Syria and Israel. The Rebels claim they are holding them, to keep them safe.

Op-Eds

The Next Round: Will Netanyahu Retain His Title?

By Jeremy Saltan

For Lapid to successfully challenge Netanyahu, he will need to find the right time for a strategic exit from the government.

United with Israel

International Law and the 'Right of Return'

By Rachel Avraham

While the Palestinian refugee crisis needs to be solved, it should be solved in the Arab world, not in Israel.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Get a Grip: Lapid is not Hitler or a Russian Czar

By Harry Maryles

There is only one word that can explain the over the top reaction by Haredi establishment to this: Paranoia.

This Ongoing War

Raising Children to be Fertilizer of the Land

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

It's a mistake to think that it's only the Islamist ultra-extremists of Hamas that are busy promoting self-destruction among the children of Palestinian Arab society.

CIFWatch

Sounds Israeli: The Fools of Prophecy

By Adam Levick

A raw live version of the Israeli hit 'Ein Ani' performed in front of an IDF unit in 2012.

US / Politics / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / The Knesset / Jerusalem / United Nations (UN) / Settlements

Report: Kerry Won Five-Week Unofficial Building Freeze from Bibi

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Netanyahu again plays chess, or poker, with the United States. Kerry wants a building freeze to satisfy Abbas’ conditions for resuming talks. Netanyahu reportedly agreed – but for only five weeks.

Israel / News Briefs

Samsung S4 Smartphone Makes ‘Aliyah’ and Costs $1,100

By Jewish Press News Desk

Samsung's Galaxy S4 flagship Smartphone arrived in Israel this week with an official price tag of approximately $1,100 (3,600-3,700 shekels). Prices may drop a bit if local mobile carriers try to undercutting each other, and one retailer already is offering it for $920. The Samsung S4 has a five-inch screen with a super-thin glass and […]

Jewish / US / News Briefs / Jerusalem / Religion

Israel Hotels Attracting Tourists with OU Kosher Certification

By Jewish Press News Desk

Israeli restaurants and hotels are more interested n seeking kosher certification from the American-based Orthodox Union (OU) in order to attract foreign tourists, according to the Kosher Today newsletter. It said that many American Jewish tourists generally are more familiar with the OU than Israeli rabbinic certifications. The OU operates in Israel in an office […]

Israel / Middle East / Levant / Jewish / Global / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Chinese Media Ho-Hum on Netanyahu’s Visit

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Chinese media have reported Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s current visit as secondary news, reflecting China’s distance from the Israeli-Palestinian Authority issue. PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas is also in China, and his visit has gained slightly more attention than Netanyahu’s. The Prime Minister’s main mission is economic, and Israel’s trump card in any political dealings between […]

A Soldier's Mother

Israel and the Kobyashi Maru

By Paula R. Stern

What do you do when you find yourself in a no-win position?

Fresno Zionism

Bombing Syrian Weapons and Securing Israel’s Future

By Vic Rosenthal

Long term trends are mostly in Israel’s favor, although there are serious short-term threats that have to be overcome.

United with Israel

Monitoring Professors Who Hate and Attack their Country

By Rachel Avraham

The Israel Academia Monitor organization hosted a conference in Tel Aviv to raise awareness about anti-Israel professors who contribute to the delegitimization of Israel.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / US / Iran / News Briefs / Hezbollah

Israel Calms War Fever, Re-Opens Northern Air Space

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Syria aims missiles at Israel. Lebanon on alert. Israel moves Iron Domes to the north. War? If war were likely, Bibi would not be in China. The IDF already has re-opened air space in the north.

Op-Eds

From the Interrogation of the Murderer of Eviatar Borovsky

By Meir Indor

Terror victims have families that expect justice to be done, just as they were promised.

IDF & Security / Haredim & Hassidim / Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset / Media / Religious & Secular in Israel / Religion / Holocaust

Haredi Paper Equates Lapid and Hitler Speeches

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Hitler wanted to exterminate Jews. Lapid only wants to exterminate the Haredi habit of not to work or serve in the IDF. That is enough for a Haredi columnist to compare Lapid’s and Hitler’s speeches.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / US / News Briefs

Israel Did not Notify US of Bombing Mission in Syria

By Jewish Press News Desk

An American intelligence official, speaking on the basis of anonymity, told Reuters that Israel did not notify the Obama administration before the two bombing missions last weekend that targeted Iranian missiles destined for the Hezbollah terrorist organization. Israel informed the United States of the pre-emptive counterterrorist operation after the attacks. Unlike many previous secret maneuvers […]

Terrorism / Israel / Syria / US / Iran / News Briefs / Islamists / Hezbollah / Egypt

Chemical Weapons Expert: Russia Is Key to Avoid War with Syria

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Bombing Syria’s chemical weapons would cause a humanitarian disaster. No one wants to hit Assad and end up with Al Qaeda. There’s no diplomatic way out without Russia, an expert tells the Jewish Press.

IDF & Security / Syria / News Briefs

Syria Aims Missiles at Israel; Local Flights Banned in North

By Jewish Press News Desk

Syria and Israel stepped closer to getting ready for war Sunday, with Syrian missiles reportedly deployed and aimed at Israel, which has closed off air space in the north to civilian air traffic. Arkia airlines told Channel 2 television that "due to IDF instructions on the closure of airspace in the North until May 9, […]

Israel / Syria / Iran / News Briefs

Iran: Israel Used Radioactive Uranium in Syrian Missile Bombing

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Iranian propaganda machine is working overtime Sunday, claiming that Israel used depleted uranium in its missile attacks on Syria early this weekend. “The first missile…contained uranium substances, a correspondent of the Russian TV quoted some local sources as saying,” the Iranian regime-controlled Fars News Agency reported. “Other media outlets had also earlier released similar […]

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Syria / US / News Briefs / Hezbollah

Syrian Warns and Warns and Warns It Will Retaliate

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

One basic difference between Israel and Arab nations: The Jews warn and warn and warn and finally strike when there is not choice. Arabs attack and attack until there is not choice but to warn.

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