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Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Lessons from the FBI's Most Wanted Terrorist List

By Daniel Pipes

Muslims make up 30 out of 31 most wanted terrorists, or about 97 percent of them.

J.E. Dyer

With Syria, at Least Israel Seems Ready

By J. E. Dyer

This is the second time reports have surfaced that Israel hit Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center.

Terrorism / Israel / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority

Egypt Mediating Fatah-Hamas Unity, Urges Election Postponement

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Egypt is urging Palestinian Authority PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to postpone elections while trying to convince the rival Hamas terrorist organization to drop demands for simultaneous presidential and legislative elections. Holding elections at this time, which already is four years after Abbas’ mandate has expired, would torpedo efforts for a unity government, sauces told the […]

Khaled Abu Toameh

Mashaal Cannot Change Hamas

By Khaled Abu Toameh

Even if Mashaal himself changes, Hamas will always remain the same Hamas.

Terrorism / Hamas / News Briefs / Palestinian Authority / Jerusalem

PA Terrorists Arrested for Stabbings in Judea and Samaria

By Jewish Press News Desk

Authorities lifted a gag order Tuesday on the arrest and indictment of two Palestinian Authority terrorists, both in their 20s,  for stabbings of Jews in Samaria and in eastern Jerusalem. One of the terrorists is student from a village in Samaria who stabbed a man at the Tapuach junction, causing moderate wounds. The attacker, Mistafa […]

Emes Ve-Emunah

An Appalling Critique of Gilad Shalit

By Harry Maryles

Ben Caspit says the Shalit's kidnapping may have been prevented. That’s easy for him to say. He was not under rocket attack when he made these judgmental comments.

Terrorism / Israel / US / News Briefs

Daniel Pearl’s Father to Light Day Memorial Flame

By Jewish Press News Desk

The father of the late Jewish journalist Daniel Pearl will light one the memorial flames at the Memorial Day Ceremony in Jerusalem, the day before Independence Day. Pearl was kidnapped and brutally murdered in Pakistan while researching a story on Islamic radicals for The Wall Street Journal. Nine days after his abduction, Pearl was cruelly […]

This Ongoing War

If an Arab Dies in Hamas Prison Does Anybody Care?

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

The global media are roiling about the death of the terminally-ill Abu Hamdiyeh. Try googling for any mentions the one who died at the hands of Hamas.

Daniel Pipes / The Lion's Den

Excluding Jews and Others From Juries

By Daniel Pipes

As ever, Muslims raise startling new issues and Islam drives the social and legal agenda in the West.

This Ongoing War

Islamists Planned to Honor Toulouse Terrorist Via Fresh Plot

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

There's something sadly familiar about political figures looking back at terror attacks that occurred when their rivals were in charge and declaring that it was all handled badly.

This Ongoing War

In Sinai, Egyptian Police on Strike

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Lawlessness in the Sinai is growing and the danger of terrorists taking control is huge.

This Ongoing War

Gaza Terrorists Trying to Destroy Power Plant That Supplies Them

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Israel supplies 125 megawatts of electricity to the Gaza Strip from the power station in Ashkelon that has come under repeated rocket fire over the past six years.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Gaza Exporting Terrorists to Syria

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Gaza Strip is swarming with radical Islamist groups whose goal is to destroy Israel and the U.S. Most emerged after the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005.

Terrorism / Israel / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Abbas: Freeing Terrorists and Prisoners Key Condition for Peace

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Freeing thousands of Palestinian Authority prisoners, including several terrorists serving multiple life terms in jail, has become a central condition for making peace with Israel, PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas said Tuesday. He seized on the current tension created by a hunger strike of prisoners and the PA allegations that prisoner Arafat Jarakat was tortured to […]

Op-Eds

On Eve of Obama's Visit, the Right is Silent

By Meir Indor

The Right is complacent, perhaps because everyone is busy with the Herculean task of assembling the next governing coalition.

This Ongoing War

Friendly Reminder: Foreign Aid to the PA Funds Terror

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Palestinian Arab terrorism is subsidized and rewarded by money from Western sources.

IDF & Security

He Gave His Arm for Israel and Is Back in Action

By Tzvi Ben-Gedalyahu

Hamas terrorists blew off the left arm of Captain Ziv Shilon in an October roadside bomb attack at the Gaza border. Shilon now is back in action after “a very long journey.”

This Ongoing War

Israel's Red Line in Syria

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

According to israeli Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Amnon Sofri, the transfer of unconventional weapons to Hezbollah is a red line for Israel when it comes to Syria.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Facebook's 'Accidental Mistake'

By Khaled Abu Toameh

One can only hope that the same Facebook employee who "accidentally" removed the article will make the same mistake and close down accounts belonging to terrorist organizations and their leaders.

Khaled Abu Toameh

Fatah's Armed Gangs are Back

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The US and EU, who have been funding and training the Palestinian security forces in Judea and Samaria, need to bang on the table -- now -- and demand that Abbas rein in the Fatah militiamen.

This Ongoing War

Journalists, The Right to Live and Other Human Rights

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Human Rights Watch attacked Israel for bombing a media installation. Perhaps they have forgotten the story of Palestinian journalist Ahlam Tamimi.

This Ongoing War

The Shalit Deal Continues to Haunt Us

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

There is abundant and growing cause to deeply regret the extorted decision that led to October 2011's mass release of unrepentant killers and other terrorists from Israeli prisons.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Removing the Evil from Our Midst

By Harry Maryles

Israel ought to take advantage of this new world order and clean house in Gaza.

News Briefs / Israel At War: Operation Amud Anan

Eulogies for Ahmed Jabari Begin in Gaza

By Jewish Press News Desk

9:31 AM Eulogies for Ahmed Jabari have begun in Gaza. At 11:30 AM they will be taking what's left of the terrorist's body to burial Note to IDF: 11:30 might be a good time to kill a lot of terrorists in one shot.

News Briefs / Israel At War: Operation Amud Anan

IAF Takes Out Two More Terrorists

By Jewish Press News Desk

Palestinians report that the IAF took out 2 more terrorists in Beit Lahia that were about to launch a rocket at Israel.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Israeli Top Brass: We Will Defend Israelis

By Malkah Fleisher

As Israel’s border with Gaza heats up, Israeli officials from the highest echelons have declared that the State will defend Israeli citizens.

This Ongoing War

The Delegitimization Warfare Begins

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

This picture has criss-crossed the blogosphere and Twitter network like crazy last night. It pretends to be an image of children who, along with the man lying on a stretcher next to them, were allegedly targeted today by Israel's forces for being terrorists. In reality, the picture is four years old. It has nothing to do with anything that happened in Gaza last night.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Hits Terror Cell

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Palestinians are reporting that the IDF his a 4 man terror cell in Northern Gaza. The terrorists are being transported to a Gazan hospital. 11:49 PM Israel TV reporting that Israel killed 1 terrorist and injured 4. 12:31 AM Palestinians reporting that IDF Apache helicopters hitting targets in Jibalya.

Terrorism / News Briefs

Updated: Suspected Terrorist Infiltration in South, Road 232 Closed

By Jewish Press News Desk

10:44PM: The two suspected terrorists who were seen crossing near the security fence, near Be'eri, have been captured. They have been taken in for interrogation. 10:40 PM: Two suspected terrorists were seen crossing into Israel from Gaza between Be'eri and Re'im near the Gaza border. The army has closed down Road 232 as it searches for them.  

Op-Eds

When US Troops Leave Afghanistan

By Shiraz Maher

Herein lies the problem in Pakistan. The political class is simply unwilling to confront the Taliban which operates freely across much of the FATA region. Instead, they make political capital from criticising the drone program operated by the United States which targets terrorists in FATA. It is true that drones can sometimes be a blunt and clumsy tool, but in the absence of any will by Pakistani authorities to chase down the terrorists operating in FATA, this program is the only lifeline available to residents there who oppose the Taliban.

News Briefs / Islamists

Islamists Target US Embassy in Indonesia

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

The U.S. Embassy and other sites connected with the U.S. were allegedly the target of terrorist attacks that were thwarted by the arrest of 11 suspected terrorists in Indonesia over the weekend.

Terrorism / IDF & Security / News Briefs

IAF Kills Two Terrorists Preparing to Launch Rockets From Gaza

By Malkah Fleisher

The Israel Air Force killed two terrorists preparing to launch rockets against Israeli civilians from Gaza.

Terrorism / News Briefs / Islamists

Jordan: We Stopped an al-Qaeda Plot against Western Diplomats and Commerce

By Jewish Press Staff

The Jordanian General Intelligence Department has foiled a major terrorist plot which was in the planning and preliminary stages, according to the Petra news agency. The plot, by a group of 11 terrorists associated with Al Qaeda, was designed to target and carry out attacks against vital targets in Jordan including shopping centers, residential areas, diplomats and foreign nationals.

Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs / Settlements

Awarta Arabs Return to Itamar, Site of the Fogel Massacre

By Jewish Press News Desk

The IDF escorted Arab olive harvesters from Awarta into the town of Itamar, Residents of the town of Awarta were responsible for the Fogel massacre in March 2011, and had previously used the olive harvest to survey the town ahead of the terror attack.

This Ongoing War

Yediot: 'Dozens of Terrorists Released in Shalit Deal Arrested by Shin Bet During Past Year'

By Frimet and Arnold Roth

Tomorrow, Thursday, October 18, marks one year since the Shalit deal when Israel received back the kidnapped hostage soldier, Gilad Shalit, and freed more than a thousand convicted terrorists, many of them killers of Israeli civilians. Yediot Aharonot carried a report today that is translated to English and excerpted below. It reveals some aspects of the transaction that, as far as we can tell, have gotten little to no coverage in other parts of the Israeli media.

Op-Eds / Khaled Abu Toameh

Ethnic Cleansing of Christians in the Sinai

By Khaled Abu Toameh

In events being ignored not only by the Egyptian authorities, but also by the mainstream media and human rights organizations in the West, Muslim terrorists have in recent weeks attacked Christian families and forced them out of their homes and businesses in the Sinai town of Rafah. The terrorists have threatened to pursue their jihad against Christians until all of them leave the Sinai.

News Briefs

Maaleh Shomron Terrorists Caught

By Jewish Press News Desk

IDF arrested three terrorists who were shooting at cars from Maaleh Shomron (near Ginot Shomron), as first reported by JewishPress.com. The three terrorists were from the nearby Arab village of Azun, and were shooting at the Maaleh Shomron cars with an AK-47 that the IDF also captured at the same time. It's not known at this […]

Op-Eds / Sultan Knish

The Big Bang in Benghazi

By Daniel Greenfield

The brilliant plan that Barack Hussein Obama and some of his more useless advisers cooked up for defeating Islamic terrorism was to isolate the "extreme" violent Islamists who want to kill people from the "moderate" political Islamists who are willing to take over entire countries in elections.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

One Female Warrior Excels during Fire Exchange, as Another Is Shamed

By Tibbi Singer

The shooting incident at Egyptian border that claimed the life of Cpl. Natanel Yahalomi last Friday, was the first combat encounter of Cpl. S. and her comrades of the Caracal Battalion.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

Deep Mourning for Hesder Yeshiva Soldier Killed in Clash with Terrorists

By Jacob Edelist

His father said over Natanel's grave: "more than 20 years ago we had a baby. We picked the name Netanel (Hebrew: God-given) because we felt that God gave us a gift. We received a wonderful gift which we now return to the Creator of the world. We pray and beg that you will be the last of the fallen in the nation of Israel."

Op-Eds

Help! Israel Is Trying to Defend Herself

By Hisham Jarallah

The Palestinians' two illegitimate governments have once again denounced Israeli "aggression" against the "helpless" residents of the Gaza Strip. Such denunciations always come after the Israel Defense Forces succeed in foiling a terror attack from the Gaza Strip or fire back at terrorists who launch rockets and missiles at Israeli targets.

Middle East / Levant / US / News Briefs / On Campus / Education

Northeastern University Chaplain Encouraged Students to Support Convicted Terrorists (Video)

By Lori Lowenthal Marcus

For the past 15 years Abdullah Faarruq was the Muslim chaplain at Northeastern University in Boston. This week, Faarruq was revealed to be an Islamic extremist who encouraged acts of violence and who has publicly supported multiple convicted terrorists. But all traces of Faarruq suddenly disappeared from the Northeastern University website just days after his ties were announced in an article, and just before a shocking and carefully sourced video was released.

Op-Eds

Israel Liberated From Assault Of The Corries

By Steven Plaut

It is now official. Rachel Corrie, patron saint of the pro-terror radical left and its Islamofascist allies, essentially committed suicide in order to assist Palestinian terrorists. She was not killed in cavalier fashion by Israel. Israel had no particular reason to want her dead (as opposed to deported).

Op-Eds

Put International Solidarity Movement on Trial for Rachel Corrie's Death

By Adam Levick

It is shameful that ISM will never face serious critical scrutiny for their recklessness, despite of their well-documented record of terror-abetting extremism, which ultimately took the life of Rachel Corrie.

Op-Eds

The Method to Iran's Madness

By Vic Rosenthal

By effectively making their nuclear program appear to be primarily a threat against Israel, Iran sends a message to the Europeans and the US that they are safe.

A Soldier's Mother

Anti-Aircraft Missiles in Sinai?

By A Soldier's Mother

The Egyptians have never proven themselves to be particularly open or honest in their dealings with Israel. At least four wars have been fought between our countries. Peace is a fragile thing that must be nurtured. It must be built on honest dealings and trust. Moving tanks and anti-aircraft missiles violates not only the agreement, but the trust as well.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Jewish Terrorists!?

By Harry Maryles

These people are no better than the arsonists of who set fires during the '68 riots that followed the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King . Then Mayor Richard J. Daley gave police the green light to police to shoot to kill anyone seen attempting arson. People who throw firebombs into cars are murderers. There is no justification for targeting innocent people. These terrorists ought to be treated accordingly. That no one died yet from that act is a miracle.

Sultan Knish

Tears Don't Protect Against Murder

By Daniel Greenfield

Tears don't protect against murder. They don't stop killers from killing. They don't prevent the authorities from looking the other way when the killings happen because there is something in it for them. They don't bring the terrorists to justice. They don't even ensure that the truth will be told, rather than the lie that rationalizes the crimes.

Analysis / Khaled Abu Toameh

Sinai: New Islamic Terror Emirate?

By Khaled Abu Toameh

The Egyptians are finally learning that terrorism is a double-edged sword, and that those who approve of terror activities will one day find themselves targeted by the same terrorists.

Israel / News Briefs

11 Years to Jerusalem Sbarro Bombing

By Jewish Press News Desk

On August 9, 2001 a Palestinian Suicide Bomber entered the Sbarro restaurant in Jerusalem and blew themselves up. They killed 15 people, 7 of them children, and wounded 130 more. The murdered: Giora Balash, 60, from São Paulo, Brazil Zvika Golombek, 26, from Karmiel Shoshana Yehudit (Judy) Greenbaum, 31, from Passaic, New Jersey,USA Tehila Maoz, […]

Eye on "Palestine" / News Briefs

Egyptian Troops Preparing to Fight Gaza?

By Jewish Press News Desk

Arab sources are reporting that Egyptian troops that entered El-Arish to fight with terrorists there are now preparing to enter the Egyptian half of Rafiach which straddles both sides of the Gazan border.

News Briefs

Egypt Demands 3 Terrorist Heads from Gaza

By Jewish Press News Desk

Egypt has demanded that Hamas terror chief Ismael Haniyeh hand over 3 of his Hamas leaders who were involved in the attack on the Egyptian military base in the Sinai this week. According to to the Arab paper, Al Quds, Israel handed over the names of 9 terrorists that were involved in the attack. The […]

The Yishai Fleisher Show on JewishPress.com

From Ammunition Hill to the Surface of Mars

By Moshe Herman

Yishai and Malkah talk about the ultra-orthdox visiting Ammunition Hill, attacks by terrorists from the Sinai, and the recent rover landing on Mars.

Israel / Middle East / Levant

Islamic Terror Groups Raise Stakes In Sinai

By Steve K. Walz

JERUSALEM – Iranian-trained Islamic terrorists, who on Sunday fired their way through a border crossing along the Gaza-Egyptian-Israeli frontier with a commandeered explosives-laden Egyptian armored carrier, were heading toward Kibbutz Kerem Shalom, Israeli military sources said. That was when Israeli Bedouin border soldiers and an Israel Air Force drone attacked the vehicle and killed the terrorists.

Israel / Eye on "Palestine"

Hamas Leader’s Family Treated in Israeli Hospital

By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency

Suhila Abd el-Salam, the sister of Hamas Prime Minister in Gaza, Ismail Haniyeh, accompanied her husband for treatment in an Israeli hospital four months ago. According to Israel’s Ynet News, the sister’s husband was admitted to Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikva, for immediate medical treatment following a serious heart condition.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Investigates: How Did Terrorists Manage to Drive 2 Kilometers Into Israel? (Video)

By Jewish Press News Desk

The IDF is currently investigating how the terrorists in Sunday's’ attack managed to drive one of their commandeered armored vehicle 2 kilometers into Israel until the IAF blew it up. In the strike, six terrorists, armed with suicide belts, were killed, while an additional two, who tried to escape on foot, were shot by IDF […]

IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Chief: 'We Prevented a Large-Scale Disaster'

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

“Even before investigations of the attack are complete, I estimate we prevented a large-scale disaster, an extremely complex attack by terrorists operating between Sinai and the Gaza Strip," said Lt. Gen. Gantz.

IDF & Security / Eye on "Palestine"

Terrorists Kill 15 Egyptian Soldiers, Launch Rockets on Israel, Attempt to Infiltrate Border After Targeted Killing - Regional Activist Says it is "No Surprise"

By Malkah Fleisher

A serious attempt by Gaza terrorists to breach the Israeli border, and the launch of dozens of rockets and mortar shells on the Eshkol Regional Council in southern Israel on Sunday evening, has led to exchanges of fire on the Israeli border, the slaughter of 15 Egyptian soldiers by Gaza terrorists, and warnings to residents of Kibbutz Kerem Shalom to remain in shelters and lock their doors for safety reasons. Despite fear and concerns for security, a long-time activist for the western Negev region said the attacks come as “no surprise” to residents of the region.

This Ongoing War

On the Short-Sightedness of Sweeping Terrorism Concerns Under the Carpet

By Frimet Roth

Several days ago, our Prime Minister's indulgence toward terrorists resurfaced. Netanyahu, we learned, is primed to free another 123 prisoners incarcerated in Israel since before the Oslo Accords. Most of them are Fatah members who have been in imprisoned for 25 to 35 years after being convicted of involvement in terrorist attacks in which Israelis were killed. The goal is to woo Mahmoud Abbas back to the negotiating table.

Sultan Knish

Israel: A Peacetime War or a Wartime Peace

By Daniel Greenfield

Jabotinsky once warned that it came down to ending the exile or the exile will end you. The ashes prove the truth of his words. Now Israel has another choice, either it will end the peace process or the process will end it.

Analysis

Regards from Amman: The Tamimi Family and the Good Life

By Meir Indor

Why Israeli authorities changed their minds and let Nizan Tamimi go to Jordan to reunite with his wife - and fellow convicted terrorist - Ahlam. Hint: The same reason Palestinian prisoners' hunger strikes are successful.

Jewish / Global / News Briefs

Police Arrest Leader of Mumbai Terror Attack

By Jewish Press Staff Reporter

Following more than three years of investigation, Indian security forces have arrested Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari aka Abu Hamza, alleged member of Lashker-e-Taiba (Army of the Righteous) and the Hindi instructor of 10 terrorists who executed the murderous attack in Mumbai in 2008.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

IDF Opens Road, Lifts Restrictions After Deadly Attack

By Malkah Fleisher

The IDF has re-opened roads and lifted an order for residents to remain in their homes following a deadly attack killing one Israeli along the Israel-Egypt border.

IDF & Security / News Briefs

Israeli, 2 Terrorists, Killed in Exchange of Fire on Israel's Egyptian Border

By Jewish Press Staff

Terrorist infiltrated from Egypt and opened fire with guns, explosives and an RPG against Israeli contractors working on the border fence. 1 Israeli and 2 terrorists were killed in the ensuing gunfight. Communities in the South were in lockdown for 5 hours.

Analysis

So You Thought PM Netanyahu is Tough on Terrorism? Not Exactly

By Frimet Roth

Why, we demand to know, did this government secretly delete the condition of the murderer Nazir al-Tamimi's release?

Israel / Eye on "Palestine"

PA, EU, and UN Affiliated Orgs Sponsor Hate-Filled Programs For Palestinian Youth

By Solomon Burke

In the wake of Israel's transferal last week of the remains of 91 terrorists to the Palestinian Authority, PA TV used its youth programming as a platform to lionize the terrorists as "the greatest role models." Palestinian Media Watch reported that the program, called Speak Up, is co-produced by PA TV and PYALARA, a youth-focused NGO funded in part by the EU.

Analysis

Israel to world: Terrorists Aren’t Terrorists

By Vic Rosenthal

Israel's return of the bodies of 91 Arab terrorists was supposedly a “humanitarian gesture,” which is intended to make the PA more likely to negotiate with Israel. But what it really did was provide a photo-op for the Palestinians to pretend that the terrorists were actually soldiers, and that their actions were warfare and not murder.

Israel / Eye on "Palestine"

PA, Abbas to Celebrate Terrorists As Israel Returns Bodies

By Malkah Fleisher

The bodies of terrorists killed during terror attacks which murdered hundreds of Israelis will be transferred to the Palestinian Authority this week as a gesture to President Mahmoud Abbas, according to Ynet on Tuesday.

Israel / Eye on "Palestine"

Report: Israel Uncovers Terrorist Plot to Abduct Israelis, Hatched in Israeli Prisons

By Jewish Press Staff

The revelation is particularly disturbing because Israel recently agreed to ease restrictions on Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails so that they would end their hunger strike. An explicit term of the agreement required the prisoners to sign a pledge forswearing terrorist activity.

News Briefs

Two IDF Soldiers Injured by Terrorist Gunfire at Gaza Border

By IDF Spokesperson's Office

Two IDF soldiers were injured as a result of terrorist gunfire while engaged in routine security activity at the Gaza Strip security fence on Wednesday. The soldiers received initial medical treatment on site and were evacuated by helicopter to the Soroka hospital in Be'er Sheva. IDF soldiers responded with gunfire. Just last week, IDF soldiers […]

Analysis

Palestinian Hunger Strikers Not Innocent

By Vic Rosenthal

You will recall that over 1000 prisoners, including some multiple murderers, were released in the ‘exchange’ for kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit. Many of the ones that are left were not part of the deal because they were considered more dangerous or because their crimes were more vicious.

J.E. Dyer

J.E. Dyer: Finally, the Obama Doctrine - “Atrocities Prevention”

By J. E. Dyer

President Obama recently unveiled the Atrocities Prevention Board, and appointed Samantha Power as its head; the same Samantha Power that has called Israel a "major human rights abuser." This is only one of the many troubling aspects of this new initiative.

Israel / Middle East / Levant / NY

Aaron Klein Radio Among ‘Heaviest’ In U.S.

By Jewish Press Staff

Aaron Klein’s popular radio program made the radio industry’s highly coveted Talkers Magazine “Heavy Hundred,” one of only two all-weekend shows in America to make the list.

Interviews and Profiles

‘You Don’t Read A Terrorist His Miranda Rights’: An Interview With Professor Michael Widlanski

By Elliot Resnick

Michael Widlanski grew up on the West Side of Manhattan. He went to Ramaz Yeshiva and then Columbia University, writing for both school newspapers, before landing a job at The New York Times. He also studied Arabic in college, traveling to Cairo to master the language – and learning to chant the Koran while he was at it. Partly motivating him was his desire, as a ba’al keriah, to learn how to properly pronounce the Hebrew letters ayin and chet. “The Arabs do it better,” he said. Presently, Widlanski is a professor at Bar-Ilan University after having taught Middle East politics and communications at Hebrew University for 20 years. Last month, he published his first book, Battle for Our Minds: Western Elites and the Terror Threat.

News Briefs

With Toughest Counter-Terrorism Laws on the Books, French Add Restrictions

By Jewish Press News Desk

Just ahead of France's presidential and legislative elections, the conservative French government Wednesday unveiled new counter-terrorism measures intended to restrain visits to extremist websites and travel to weapons-training camps abroad. The new measures will be presented to Parliament in the coming days, and may face resistance from the Socialists, who suggest France already has enough […]

Middle East / Levant / News Briefs

Iran Busts 'Major Israeli Terrorist Network'

By Jacob Edelist

Iran has announced that "key members of an Israeli terrorist network have been identified and arrested." Apparently, Iranian intelligence forces, carrying out a series of sophisticated operations in a number of central and border provinces of Iran, managed to identify "a major Zionist network of terror and sabotage" and on Monday arrested "a number of criminal terrorists and mercenaries affiliated with the network."

Analysis

Defending Fences: Israel's Security Barrier Saves Lives

By Jerrold L. Sobel

From time immemorial, security fences have been built around the world - often in disputed territories to disrupt terrorists, drug smugglers, and illegal immigrants from entering. No doubt, these fences often cause difficulties for native populations in the vicinities they are built. Yet it is only Israel's barrier that arouses the conscience of sanctimonious hypocrites around the world.

News Briefs

UC President Condemns On-Campus Anti-Israel Attacks

By Jewish Press News Desk

UC President Mark G. Yudof released an open letter calling on UC students, faculty and staff members to "foster a climate of tolerance, civility and open-mindedness," reports Angela Swartz of the California Aggie. Yudof specifically addressed recent anti-Israel incidents on UC campuses. He denounced students who heckled speakers at a UC Davis Feb. 27 event, […]

Israel

Hundreds of Thousands of Israeli Students Kept Home - Due to Terror in the South

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

The military's latest estimate is that the rocket fire will continue in the coming days, and fears that the rockets' range will expand to the Tel Aviv area as well.

News Briefs

IDF Kills 16 Palestinians over the Weekend

By Jewish Press News Desk

The Palestinian Information Center reports that IAF raids on Friday and Saturday have so far resulted in 16 dead and more than 30 wounded. All those killed are believed to be terrorists. The most recent killings took place Saturday afternoon, when Israeli planes killed two more Palestinians in fresh raids on Gaza and Rafah, and […]

News Briefs

US 'deeply concerned' over Violence in Southern Israel

By Jewish Press News Desk

State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said, "We are deeply concerned by the renewal of violence in southern Israel. We call on both sides to make every effort to restore calm." "We condemn in the strongest terms the rocket fire from Gaza by terrorists into southern Israel in recent days, which has dramatically and dangerously escalated […]

Israel

Terrorist Released in Shalit Deal Goes Back to Prison

By TPS / Tazpit News Agency

36 year-old Ieman Sharuna, released as part of the Shalit deal, was re-arrested last week on suspicion of renewing his Hamas activity.

News Briefs

Fatah on Facebook: Glorifying Terrorism as 'Palestinian Passage to the Homeland'

By Jewish Press Staff

Fatah's official Facebook page opens with a glorification of the perpetrators of the Savoy Hotel terrorist attack.

News Briefs

ZAKA Rescue Services Founder Condemns Haredi Violence

By Jewish Press Staff

Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, Chairman and Founder of ZAKA, made his comments in an extended opinion his Facebook page.

News Briefs

IDF Strikes Terror Cell On Gaza Border

By Jewish Press Staff

Terrorists fire rocket into southern Israel;no injuries sustained.

Serials

Persuaded - Chapter II

By Barbara Bensoussan

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