Shiloh Musings

Thousands of people want to buy homes in Judea and Samaria, but the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to finalize permits.

In actuality, Lapid as Finance Minister, isn't doing all that well.

This 'peace' the politicians and media are touting only causes more death and destruction for Jews.

With regards to Iran, the United States is reverting to its pre-World War II isolationist mode.

The highlight, of course, was the chance to pray and say Tehillim, Psalms to God, in the very spot experts believe the Mishkan had once stood.

This is a Marie Antoinette government whose theme is, "Let them eat cake."

Most of us are totally oblivious to the fact that in today's world there are security cameras everywhere.

In the center of Jerusalem, on Jaffa Road, the train is frequently as crowded as the NYC subway at rush hour.

It's important to realize the cost of something and that includes the State of Israel.

Ben-Gurion would do anything to make sure that Menachem Begin's Herut Party would stay out of power.

The aim of people like Jimmy Carter, who claims to love the Bible is to deny us our God given rights, written clearly in the Bible, to our Land.

Even the United Nations seems occupied with problems in the Middle East much greater than anything going on in Israel.

Considering all of the Holocaust history which is part of Israeli culture, are we immune from another massive slaughter of Jews?

At present, ordinary Arabs fear the terrorists more than they fear Israel.

'Doublelife: One Family, Two Faiths and a Journey of Hope' is well written and compelling, but wrongly suggests that intermarriage is a workable option.

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.

Over the years we collected quite a few different Hagaddot. There are all sorts of illustrations, the IDF, immigrants and more.

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.

Drastic changes must be done gradually and with the cooperation of the affected sector of society.

Benjamin Netanyahu made his bed when he put pragmatic secular politics over Jewish values.

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

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.

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

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.

It's not that the various coalition partners don't trust Bibi, but that he doesn't really trust them.

I can't imagine a tougher challenge for Lapid. It's so much easier to complain from the outside.

I must admit that I really don't care which parties are in Bibi's government coalition anymore.

Bennett's pact with Yair Lapid, is not good for the country and is leading to fraternal hatred.

Like it or not, coalition or not, Netanyahu may continue as Prime Minister for quite a while.

One thing that Netanyahu does understand is that a Prime Minister should have as broad a coalition as possible to represent all sectors in Israeli society.