Feiglin: Revoke Oslo, Stop US Aid
Leading up to Israel’s Knesset elections on January 22, here are more initiatives I hope to bring to the fore in the next Knesset:
From Hurricane Sandy To Sandy Hook: The Jewish Response To Darkness
Over the past few months the Jewish community in the New York metropolitan area has suffered great trauma and intense tragedy.
Haaretz Claims Right-Wing Voters Support Division Of Jerusalem
We came across this startling headline in Haaretz:"Most Right-Wing Voters Support Establishment of Palestinian State and Division of Jerusalem." But Haaretz, as dovish and radical as it is, surely wouldn't lie straight out, would they? So how did they come up with such a headline?
Israel’s State Of The Union: Resounding Successes, Looming Threat
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics has released its population data for 2012, the year that just ended. As usual, the trends are favorable. The total Israeli population rose to just under eight million, while the Jewish population for the first time rose to just over six million.
Ariel University Upgrade Hardly An ‘Obstacle To Peace’
It certainly is no secret that Great Britain is adamantly opposed to any construction by Israel on any land claimed by Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. So it was not all that surprising that the UK condemned recent announcements by Israel of construction plans in various areas over the green line. But its hyperbolic reaction to the announcement that the Israeli government is granting university status to Ariel College suggests that not a whole lot of thinking goes into its anti-settlement declarations.
The Zoabi Decision
This past Sunday, Israel’s Supreme Court overturned a decision by Israel’s Central Election Committee to disqualify MK Haneen Zoabi of the Balad Party from running for a seat in the January 22 parliamentary elections. The court rejected the committee’s ruling that she should be banned based on her involvement in the Gaza flotilla of May 2010.
‘What Makes You Better Than Them?’
“In that case, what makes you better than the terrorists?”
I often hear this question. It usually comes up after someone suggests that Israel ruthlessly defeat its enemies instead of maintaining its current wishy-washy approach of hiding behind security walls, wearing the enemy down, and offering land in an effort to advance peace.
Jack Abramoff: Americans Believe The System Is Rigged Against Them
Out of prison since 2010, Abramoff is committed to reforming the lobbying industry that he helped tarnish.
Reflections Of A Former Bronx Hoopster
In the introduction to their recently published Jewish Jocks: An Unorthodox Hall of Fame, Franklin Foer and Marc Tracy hyperbolically describe American basketball between the world wars as a “majority-owned subsidiary of New York Jewish culture.”
The Future of Conservatism After the 2012 Election
It will be a long, hard road to traverse, but there is no short cut and it can succeed.
The EU’s ‘IgNobel’ Policy on Israel
The EU has yet to appreciate the reality that the conflict continues because of the refusal of the Palestinians to accept the right of the State of Israel to exist.
Outside the Territory of Reason
The ability to perceive and make difficult choices is fundamental to the survival of a country.
The Palestinian Authority’s Inconvenient Truths
Western journalists, donors and decision-makers need to know that many Palestinian-related truths are being ignored or hidden from them.
The State of the Internet Revolution in International Affairs: Less Progress Than You’d Think
Winston Churchill's statement that "a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on," may still be true, but due to the internet revolution, the truth may have a chance.
How to Use American Influence
U.S. influence is markedly less than we – or our enemies – think it is, or ever thought it was.
How Obama is ‘Saving’ the Middle Class
What Obama means by 'saving' the Middle Class is turning them into welfare clients.
Talking Turkey, the Country
Freed of the military's oversight only in mid-2011, Erdoğan could win enough dictatorial power for him (or a successor) to achieve his dream and fully implement the Shari'a.
Israel Redefines Victory in the New Middle East
Israel is redefining its concept of military victory in a Middle East dominated by terrorist organizations turned quasi-state actors.
Once, decisive, unmistakable victories, accompanied by...
I Say No to Netanyahu
This is nothing new: Netanyahu, following his election in 1996, divided Hebron and signed the Wye Accords.
The Ten Top Anti-Semites of 2012
The leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood top the Simon Wiesenthal Center's list of top ten anti-Semites of the year.
US Mideast Paradox: My Friend who Acts Like an Enemy is my Enemy
A large part of the problem with Obama’s policy is that he not only treated enemies as friends and did not pressure supposed friends that acted like enemies, he joined them.
Guard our Freedom: Beware the Biometric Law
People can lose their liberty without feeling a thing. So guard it with the greatest vigilance and do not give anyone your biometric information.
The Dangers of Favoring One Child Over Another
What is it about Jacob that he seemingly can’t stop the favoritism?
Panel: Stop Charging Interest, Watch Prosperity Return
Hundreds of interest-free banks and credit unions, including Islamic banks, were largely unharmed by the current global crisis.
What Abbas’s Latest Threats Really Mean
What Abbas is not telling the Israeli public is that he simply does not have a mandate from his people to make any form of concessions to Israel.
The First Plane Out of Benghazi
In another time and place, a place called America, an attack on an American diplomatic mission would have been considered an act of war.
Biblical Lessons on Foreign Policy and Statism
You can learn from the Bible that people understood four thousand years ago about things that America's current leaders have forgotten today.
Why Arabs Hate And Kill Palestinians
Outside Israel, Palestinian groups meddle in the affairs of other Arab states and are punished in the extreme.