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The First Jerusalem Day in 1967

By Video of the Day

A color video made on the Temple Mount in 1967 by Mordechai Buchman.

The Tamar Yonah Show

The Tamar Yonah Show - He Fought in the '67 Six Day War!

By Israel News Talk Radio

Exclusive interview with a Six Day War veteran as he shares the story of Israel in 1967!

Video of the Day

Is There an Occupation?

By Video of the Day

Professor Kontorovich discusses whether Israeli control of the "West Bank and East Jerusalem" is an illegal occupation.

Video of the Day

Are Israeli Settlements Legal?

By Video of the Day

Professor Kontorovich of Northwestern University, an expert on International law and the Arab-Israeli conflict, gives his take on Israeli settlements.

@Israel_Shield

Exclusive: Abbas's UN Bombshell Revealed, and Why it Doesn't Matter

By '@israel_shield

Abu Mazen is no stranger to bombshells or bombs, but his latest statement has everyone speculating about the show he is expected to give at the UN.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords

Here’s How Abbas Fights Terror: He Lets the IDF Do It (Video)

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

One of the least talked about issues in “peace talks” is security. Kerry “thinks,” pardon the term, that Abbas has stopped terror, so why didn’t the PA, instead of the IDF, raid Jenin to arrest a terrorist?

US / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / "Peace" Process / Normalization / Abraham Accords / Settlements

Israel and Palestinian Authority Resume Secret Talks

By JTA

Israeli and Palestinian Authority negotiators met for a second round of hush-hush peace talks on Tuesday, reportedly in Jericho. The first round of talks was held last week in Jerusalem, and so far, both sides have more or less kept to a pledge of secrecy requested by  U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. The Israeli negotiators […]

Guest Blog

Disputed Territories: The Census of 1967

By Yaacov Lozowick

In Gaza, the Egyptian data from 1965 had about 100,000 additional people, or 25% more than the Israelis counted.

Guest Blog

E-1 Contiguity Fallacy Returns

By CAMERA

The media claims that Jewish construction in E1 preempts the creation of a contiguous Palestinian state, but that is not the case.

CIFWatch

Did the Guardian Just Recognize “East” Jerusalem as Part of Israel?

By Adam Levick

It’s been a tough year for the Guardian’s “research” department. Earlier in Oct., the Press Complaints Commission concluded that the Guardian’s “unequivocal statement” in their “Style Guide” that “Tel Aviv is the capital of Israel” was incorrect and therefore breached “the Editors’ Code of Practice.

News Briefs / On Campus / Education / Settlements

Aussies, Danes, Swedes Turks, and Bedouins Learn New Media & Public Diplomacy at Ariel University

By Baruch Shomron

The delegates arrived from all over the world including Denmark, Sweden, Turkey and Australia, to take part in the New Media & Public Diplomacy Seminar at Ariel University in Samaria. Their formal goal is to "gain a better understanding of how public diplomacy shapes the Middle East conflict," but they are also counting on having a lot of fun.

Fresno Zionism

Surrender Corrupts the Soul of Israel

By Vic Rosenthal

Fein is wrong. The corruption of the Jewish soul did not begin in 1967. It began with the adoption of the idea that surrender is pro-Israel.

News Briefs / Settlements

EU Now Includes City in Pre-1967 Israeli Territory in 'Forbidden Zone'

By Jacob Edelist

An EU directive will impose customs duty on products made in the cities of Modiin and Maccabim-Reut, built on what was no-man's land between 1949 and 1967.

Op-Eds

NY Times: Stupid and Biased Again

By Vic Rosenthal

The concept of a ‘belligerent occupation’ does not apply here. What country owned the territory that Israel ‘occupied’? Not Jordan, which was there illegally, nor Britain, whose Mandate had ended, nor the Ottoman Empire, which no longer existed. The nation with the best claim was Israel, the nation-state of the Jewish people, who were the intended beneficiaries of the Mandate. Judea and Samaria are disputed, not occupied, and the Jewish people have a prima facie claim.

Analysis

The Peace Process Declassified: Arab Intransigence From the Beginning

By Michael Curtis

Forty-five years after the Six Day War, declassified transcripts of the Israeli cabinet and government committee meetings in the days after war that ended on June 10, 1967 were released this June. The documents provide a breathtaking insight into the efforts of Israeli leaders to reach a peace settlement with the countries and groups which had been at war with Israel.

Analysis

Vandals Spit on Jewish Sovereignty

By Vic Rosenthal

I would like to see the vandals who desecrated Ammunition Hill and thereby spat on Jewish sovereignty banished to a place where it doesn’t exist. They have made their statement, let them live by it.

Editorial

Time For A Presidential Clarification

By Editorial Board

Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas's statement last Saturday that "Israeli intransigence" was behind the collapse of the recently convened Israel-Palestinian talks in Jordan may provide a moment of truth for President Obama.

Serials

Getzlight – Chapter VII

By Ruchama Feuerman

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