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Terrorism / Israel / News Briefs

Hackers Threatening Organized Cyber Attack

By Jewish Press News Desk

Some hackers are planning an organized cyber-attack against Israel.

Fresno Zionism

Jabotinsky Understood, 102 Years Ago

By Vic Rosenthal

Over a century ago, Jabotinsky argued that apologizing too much practically means accusing one's self.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

On Second Thought, Maybe Israel's Apology to Turkey was a Good Idea

By Daniel Pipes

Now that Israelis humiliated themselves and Erdogan is rampaging ahead, some are awakening to the fact that this apology only made matters worse.

Op-Eds

Next on the Israeli-Turkish Agenda: Sending Assad to Jordan

By Sinem Tezyapar

Israel and Turkey are the two neighboring countries that will not allow a fanatic and totalitarian regime to reign in the region.

Rubin Reports

Jordan Warns Obama on Islamists

By Barry Rubin

Ignoring Abdullah's warnings, it seems the Obama administration has backed an Islamist candidate to lead the Syrian opposition.

Op-Eds

Canada, Keystone and the Palestinians

By Christine Williams

The heat being generated from the Keystone controversy may well have had an influence upon Obama's gaffe in comparing U.S.-Canada relations to Israel-Palestinian relations.

Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Islamists / Egypt

Hamas PM on Official Visit to Egypt

By Shalom Bear

Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh left Gaza to Egypt on Saturday with a delegation of 21 senior Hamas members. Haniyeh is meeting with senior Egyptian security personnel. The Hamas delegation are trying to improve relations with Egypt, which have been on a down-slide ever since the terror attacks began in the Sinai which many suspect are […]

Israel / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Business and Economy

Israelis May Off PA Debts by Paying More for Electricity

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The wise men of Chelm have a nifty solution to pay off Palestinian Authority debts for electricity. Use funds collected for the PA or use US aid? Nope. Just make Israelis pay more for electricity.

Israel / News Briefs / Holocaust

Israel’s 6 Million Jews Makes It Largest Jewish Center

By Jewish Press News Desk

The term “6 million” has chilling reminders of the Holocaust. Now that the number of Jews in Israel has reached that mark, the country is the largest Jewish center in the world.

Shiloh Musings

Building Our Future

By Batya Medad

As many new homes as we build, there's still a housing shortage in Shiloh. Jewish families of all ages, from all over the world want to live here.

The Muqata

My Pesach Disappointment

By JoeSettler

An article in Mekor Rishon appeared to offer readers the oppurtunity to participate in the Korban Pesach.

Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel / Religion

Kosher for Passover Cigarettes for the Jew Who Has ‘Everything’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Pst! Heard the latest “humras” for Passover. A group of Haredi rabbis put their seal of approval for Kosher for Passover cigarettes. Israeli’s chief rabbis respond: Poison is not kosher at any time.

Emes Ve-Emunah

The Real Reason for the Fifth Cup

By Harry Maryles

The fifth cup is based on a machlokes in the Gemarah.

The Ettinger Report

Passover Guide for the Perplexed 2013

By Yoram Ettinger

Connections between the Jewish and American traditions of liberty.

IDF & Security / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Islamists / Egypt / Religion / Settlements / Aliyah / Geulah

A 21st Century Exodus: Dina’s Journey from Egypt to Jerusalem

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

Passover interview: Rolin Abdallah grew up in an Arab country with no knowledge of her Jewish heritage. Today, she is IDF soldier Dina Ovadia. Here is a Cinderella and Haggadah story rolled into one.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians Impose Severe Restrictions on Foreign Media

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Palestinian Authority, which has often displayed a large degree of intolerance toward journalists who refuse to serve as a mouthpiece for its leaders, wants to work only with sympathetic reporters.

Fresno Zionism

Recognition First, Recognition Above All

By Vic Rosenthal

Israel must insist that there can be no negotiations until all parties agree that Israel is the Jewish state of the Jewish people.

Op-Eds

Forget the Smiles: US, Israel Still Divided on Iran

By Yaakov Lappin

Israel, because of its more limited strike capabilities, cannot wait much longer before it loses the ability to act.

Dr. Mordechai Kedar

The Ministry of Extraneous Affairs

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

The civil servants at Israel's foreign ministry seem to believe it is their job to shape government policy rather than to be faithful to it.

Israel / News Briefs / Turkey

Erdogan Ups the Ante

By Jewish Press News Desk

Erdogan now wants millions of dollars and free sea access for Hamas terrorists.

Photo of the Day

A Very Obama Passover

By Jewish Press Staff

Ever since his first campaign for President, President Obama has been running a Passover Seder, in which he celebrates the holiday of the Israel's freedom, along with staff members and their families. Along with the Seder, President Obama released this official statement:   Statement from the President on Passover As we prepare for our fifth […]

Op-Eds

Passover, Peace, And Palestine: An Arab-Style Seder In 1920s Long Island

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

No matter how deeply American Zionists yearned for peace their good intentions often went unreciprocated. There was plenty of matzah ball soup and brisket, to be sure. But the dining room was occupied by a makeshift tent, the Passover table was replaced by a pile of sheepskin rugs, and the Lindheim children were dressed in Arab garb.

Louis Rene Beres

Iran's Unhidden Plan for Genocide: A Legal Right to Prevent Genocide? (Second of Three Parts)

By Louis Rene Beres

There have been no recognized examples of anticipatory self-defense as a specifically preventative anti-genocide measure under international law.

Moshe Feiglin

From Bondage to Liberty

By Moshe Feiglin

The struggle for Israeli sovereignty on the Temple Mount symbolizes humanity’s struggle in the transition from enslavement to liberty.

Terrorism / Palestinian Authority

What Obama Didn't See in Palestine (Israel)

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Palestinian Authority removed an Israel-free map of "Palestine" to not put a damper on Obama's fiction of a peaceful Paestinian Authority.

Rubin Reports

Obama's Visit: He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not

By Barry Rubin

Obama must learn now about the dangers of Islamism or his administration will continue to be a net minus for Israel.

Israel / Middle East / Levant / NY / News Briefs / Arts and Entertainment

Roger Waters, BDS Advocate Against Israel, at 92nd St Y in April

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

Roger Waters, one of the biggest promoters of BDS - the economic warfare movement against Israel - is slated to appear at the 92nd St. Y in April.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Settlements

Israeli Police Remove PA Squatters from E-1

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israeli police on Sunday removed Palestinian Authority protesters squatting on the “E-1” area of Maaleh Adumim, east of Jerusalem, with President Barack Obama safely out of the country. The demonstrators camped out on the area just before President Obama arrived in Israel as show of their claim to the land, as well as all of […]

Settlers of Samaria

If I Were Prime Minister: the Gov't of an Anarcho-Capitalist

By Rafi Farber

The finance minister will be me and only me, and I will cut everyone’s budget by 100% and return all the money to the taxpayers who it was stolen from.

Emes Ve-Emunah

A Quick Analysis of Obama's Trip

By Harry Maryles

I think Obama is genuine in his expression of appreciation and even admiration for the Jewish people and the State of Israel.

Fresno Zionism

The Turks Walk Back their Promises

By Vic Rosenthal

Israel's 'apology' to Turkey will not improve relations with Turkey because relations are poor as a result of a deliberate strategy, not an unpleasant incident.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs / Turkey

Erdogan Says Apology Only First Step, Demands Money

By Jewish Press News Desk

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday that he expects Israel to compensate Turkey and lift the maritime blockade against Hamas before Ankara normalizes relations with Jerusalem. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu apologized to Turkey on Friday, almost at the same time President Barack Obama left Israel for Jordan, over the “tragic” results of […]

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

An Israeli Apology to Turkey

By Daniel Pipes

Erdogan's government has mastered the art of provocation and is being rewarded for it.

Rubin Reports

The Obama Visit: A Parable

By Barry Rubin

Obama has not abandoned the pro-Islamist policy that has created a far more dangerous security situation for Israel.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Palestinians to US: We Hate You, So Please Pay Us More

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Like the rest of the Arab and Islamic countries, Palestinians have been told that the U.S. is the "Great Satan" and the number one enemy of all Arabs and Muslims.

Op-Eds

Turks Praise Israel's Apology

By Sinem Tezyapar

Netanyahu did the right thing in the right manner and with the right words.

Op-Eds

Obama's Call for Protest in Israel

By Shoshana Bryen

President Obama, perhaps inadvertently, made the case for U.S.-Israel relations grounded in the most fundamental shared values.

Rubin Reports

Did Israel `Apologize’ to Turkey? Well, No, Not Exactly

By Barry Rubin

Perhaps these seeming word games and niceties are beyond the interest or comprehension of many people, but everyone involved directly on this issue knows exactly what is happening.

CIFWatch

Sounds Israeli: The Angelcy (Video)

By Adam Levick

Music video from the Israeli band The Angelcy of their original song, 'My Baby Boy.'

Terrorism / Middle East / Levant / US / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Settlements

The Trick Up Obama’s Sleeve Is an ‘Unannounced’ Freeze

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Skeptics who did not believe that Obama would not come with a game plan to force Israel back into talks on PA terms may be right. The NY Times reports that Abbas will accept an “unannounced” settlement freeze.

Guest Blog

Pesach and Solidarity

By Menachem Ben-Mordechai

This Pesach, let us take to heart what solidarity means for Am Yisrael and act accordingly.

Fresno Zionism

The Two-Paint Solution

By Vic Rosenthal

Why the two-state solution is no solution at all.

A Soldier's Mother

The Meaning of Freedom

By Paula R. Stern

Obama's visit remains a symbol that among us are those who still carry the ghetto mentality.

Living in the Land

The Close-Knit Communities of Judea and Samaria

By David Ha'ivri

Community is one of the factors that has brought many people, including Olim, to come to live in the small towns of Judea and Samaria.

Emes Ve-Emunah

A Brighter Future for Haredim in Israel

By Harry Maryles

There is no reason why Haredim should continue to be the single biggest and fastest growing welfare demographic in all of Israel.

My Right Word

Demographics in Proportion

By Yisrael Medad

If Israel can maintain itself with an Arab minority of 20%, "Palestine" can't be a state with 17% Jews?

Shiloh Musings

Obama Visit 'Strangles' Israel

By Batya Medad

Now on the Eve of Passover we should be remembering that our salvation will come only from God, not the President of the United States.

Israel / Antisemitism / News Briefs / Europe

Scottish Council Vows to Boycott Israel

By JTA

A county council in Scotland has expressed its support for boycotting Israel. Clackmananshire County Council, the smallest local authority in Scotland, passed a motion in which it resolved to “resist, insofar as legislative considerations permit, any action that gives political or economic support to the State of Israel.” The motion, passed last week without opposition […]

Israel / US / News Briefs

Obama Goofs Up on Hand-Over-Heart During Anthems

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

President Barack Obama began chatting with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu as the Israeli Army band played The Star Spangled Banner at the welcoming ceremony at Ben Gurion Airport Wednesday before remembering to put his hand over his heart. Netanyahu also turned to Obama with a few words beforehand, and it appeared that the two leaders […]

Op-Eds

Explaining Obama's Fixation with Israel

By Daniel Pipes

To understand Obama's visit to Israel, the next four years, and European Union diplomacy, keep this strange and contorted logic in mind

A Soldier's Mother

From a Soldier's Mother to a Martyr's Mother

By Paula R. Stern

Mariam wanted her sons to die a glorious Jihad death, taking as many innocent lives as possible with him. If there was one thing Mariam was not, it was a mother.

Op-Eds

At Any Price

By David Wilder

We cannot and must not allow responsibility for our security to be in the hands of anyone else but ourselves. Not at any time.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Visiting a Friend

By Harry Maryles

Unlike some of his biggest detractors, I believe that the President actually likes Israel and values the friendship of the Israeli people.

Fresno Zionism

Obaminology

By Vic Rosenthal

Obama's visit is costly and complicated, and will have objectives that the President thinks are important, like Israeli withdrawals.

Dr. Mordechai Kedar

The New Strategic Environment

By Dr. Mordechai Kedar

If the world does not wake up in time to see the danger, Syria will be only the first domino to fall.

US / News Briefs / Settlements

Boycotts 'Disproportionate’ UNHRC Meeting on Settlements

By JTA

The Obama administration refused on Monday to participate in a U.N. Human Rights Council meeting on Israeli settlements and slammed the body for its "disproportionate" focus on Israel. The council, based in Geneva, debated on Monday a January special report on the settlements that called for Israel to immediately withdraw from the West Bank and […]

Rubin Reports

Israel's New Government: Not What You Think

By Barry Rubin

The problem of this government is more likely to be one of personalities, marginal issues that get blown up in importance, and jockeying for financial benefits for different constituencies.

IDF & Security / Haredim & Hassidim / News Briefs / Religious & Secular in Israel

IDF, Religious Students Oppose Supermodel in Pro-Israel Ads

By JTA

Israeli military officers and religious students are objecting to the selection of supermodel Bar Refaeli as part of an ad campaign to raise Israel's public image. Brig. Gen. Yoav Mordechai, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces, wrote the Foreign Ministry a critical letter of its choice of Refaeli, pointing out that she did not […]

Middle East / Levant / Haredim & Hassidim / Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset

Knesset Swears in New Govt with Hugs and a Walkout

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

The 33rd Knesset is off to a flying start. MKs kissed and hugged each other, Haredim walked out, and Arabs called the coalition”racist.” Tomorrow, the Knesset return to more bickering.

Op-Eds

What About the Defamation of Pollard?

By Eytan Meyersdorf

The defamation of the Jewish people must be called out and stopped at all times, not only when it is convenient and politically correct to do so.

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

Israel to Ask Obama to Attack Syria if Hizbullah Gets Missiles

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel already has bombed at least once a Syrian attempt to ship anti-aircraft missiles to Hizbullah. Israel will use Obama’s visit to ask United States to do the work the next time, or at least back an Israeli strike.

Shiloh Musings

One Thing I Wouldn't Blame on Obama

By Batya Medad

Tel Aviv's Mayor had said that it was impossible to postpone the half marathon because of Obama's visit.

A Soldier's Mother

Redeeming the Captives and Jonathan Pollard

By Paula R. Stern

If you respect American law, than you must accept that Jonathan Pollard was sentenced for committing a crime that, on average, results in a sentence of 3-5 years.

Fresno Zionism

The Places Obama Will Avoid

By Vic Rosenthal

When does the 'Unbreakable Bond' become an abusive relationship?

Living in the Land

Aliya: What's it All About?

By David Ha'ivri

A new blog about Aliya and living in the land of Israel.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Ten Points the U.S. Must Consider in Dealing with the Palestinians

By Khaled Abu Toameh

As Obama visits the region, he would do well to take the following facts into consideration.

Op-Eds

Of Course Hamas Killed the Baby

By Alan M. Dershowitz

Hamas wants Palestinians civilians, especially babies, to be killed precisely so that they can display the kind of photographs that were shown around the world.

Israel / US / News Briefs / Science and Tech

Israel to Show Off to Obama Hi-Tech ‘Robot Snake’ (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel is going all out it impress Obama. Israel will show off for the president a robot snake, mini desktop and six other hi-tech products in a “Better World” exhibit at the Israel Museum.

Terrorism / News Briefs

Arab Stone Throwers Injure Jerusalem Bus Passenger

By Jewish Press News Desk

At around 10 PM, Egged bus #59 was hit by Arab stone throwers as it drove through French Hill, in the northern part of Jerusalem. One passenger was taken to Hadassah Har HaTzofim hospital, after being injured in the head with a stone.

Shiloh Musings

Searching for the Past at Tel Shiloh

By Batya Medad

Recently, archaeologists have been back to Tel Shiloh looking for ancient treasures which will show what life had been like in Biblical times when Jewish pilgrims came to Shiloh to pray.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Palgrave Macmillan Participates in 'Israel Apartheid Week'

By Daniel Pipes

Publishing house Palgrave Macmillan apologized for appearing to endorse "the Palestinian struggle."

CIFWatch

How the British Media Covered Omar Misharawi’s Death

By Adam Levick

The damage done by the now iconic image of Misharawi clutching his slain child can not be ameliorated by even the clearest retractions.

News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Settlements

PA Arabs Go to Court to Divide Efrat

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

When almost no Arabs stake claims to areas that were “state land” under Turkey and Jordan and now Israel, the PA tries to find another way to divide Efrat. It goes to court and claims discrimination.

Goldstein on Gelt

All You Need to Know About Moving Overseas (Podcast)

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

An interview with Darlene Hart, chairwoman of the U.S. Tax & Financial Services Group.

Israel / Syria / Politics / News Briefs / Turkey / United Nations (UN)

UN to Adopt Syrian Text Damning Israel for 'Violating Human Rights'

By Jewish Press Staff

There will be five other resolutions targeting Israel, and about the same number combined covering the rest of the world.

Moshe Feiglin

My Take On Pollard

By Moshe Feiglin

It is unthinkable that Israelis should look at Jonathan through American eyes.

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

Thomas Friedman Labels Obama’s Visit a ‘Tourist Trip’

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Thomas Friedman is ho-hum about Obama’s visit to Israel, calls him a “tourist” and calls the Palestinian Authority issue a “hobby” for US diplomats. But does anyone care what Thomas Friedman says?

Op-Eds

Chavez and the Jews: a Sorry Tale

By Ben Cohen

Before Chavez came to power there were 30,000 Jews in Venezuela. The community has now dwindled to fewer than 9,000.

Op-Eds

Equating Zionist Pioneers With Arab Terrorists

By Dr. Rafael Medoff

As a teenager growing up in Russia in the late 1800s, Trumpeldor was attracted to Zionism as well as the pacifism and communalism of the philosopher Leo Tolstoy.

Op-Eds

Pour the Concrete and Build the Houses

By Mike Huckabee

When I visited the Gush Katif Museum in Jerusalem a couple of years ago, it was a brutal reminder of what happens when politicians make decisions that don’t involve their brains.

Fresno Zionism

Win Friends and Influence People with Emotional Appeals

By Vic Rosenthal

People are not influenced by rational argument, but rather by emotion, so make your appeals powerful and emotional.

Politics / News Briefs / The Knesset

Report: Bennett Mediates Compromise for Coalition

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Jewish Home chairman Naftali Bennett has mediated a compromise between Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that will enable a new coalition government to be formed, Israeli media reported Wednesday evening. Lapid's party  apparently hold the position of Minister of Education, in place of Gideon Sa'ar, but Lapid will give up […]

Shiloh Musings

A Soldier Remembered in His 'Letters to Talia'

By Batya Medad

Everything Dov Indig, killed in action during the Yom Kippur War, said about the secular kibbutz movement has happened.

Israel / Jewish / News Briefs / Archaeology

Detectives Arrest Man Who Stole 300-Year-Old Torah Parchment

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Israel’s Antiquities Authority detectives have their hands full trying looking for thieves who rob the country of one of its greatest treasure – history. A thief was caught with a 300-year-old parchment of the Torah.

Rubin Reports

What to Expect From Obama's Visit

By Barry Rubin

Israeli officials will be very polite in discussions and sarcastic when they talk among themselves afterward.

Op-Eds

Rabbi Menachem Froman: Not What You Thought

By Meir Indor

Remembering a great man whose love for his fellow human beings knew neither religious nor political bounds, and was happily reciprocated by all.

Op-Eds

Courage? The State Department?

By Nonie Darwish

If the U.S. is truly serious about honoring moderate Muslims, why is it not honoring those people who stick their necks out in stating their love for America and peace with Israel?

Fresno Zionism

A Jewish State Can Be Democratic and Moral

By Vic Rosenthal

In an online op-ed for the New York Times, a philosophy professor presumes that democracy precludes national symbols of any specific national group and on that basis argues that Israel has no right to exist as a Jewish state.

Shiloh Musings

The 'Two-State Solution': Dream or Nightmare?

By Batya Medad

We keep hearing these fantasies which claim that there's a safe and just way to divide up Judea and Samaria between Jews and Arabs, which is preposterous.

Op-Eds

Obama Limiting US-Israel Security Cooperation?

By Shoshana Bryen

US-Israel security relations have undergone a subtle, negative change in the past four years.

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