Tag: rabin

Asked if there is a holiday on the anniversary of her grandfather's death, she wrote perhaps there will be a holiday after Netanyahu is murdered.

Last night I arrived to a Bayit Yehudi campaign event in Haifa. My security detail would not let me enter the building because of radical leftist activists who had entered the hall...

The average Israeli is remarkably stupid and thick-headed when it comes to the sanctity of freedom of speech.

Any blueprint from the secretary of state to incorporate what Rabin defined as areas vital for Israel’s defense.

Deri is actively trying to rehabilitate his image among the Settlers and National-Religious crowd.

To me, the biggest joke of it all was the gleeful announcement by Rabin that “We are no longer an am livadad yishkone, a nation that dwells alone!”

The political “center” always warps the memory of Rabin with its “peace is made with enemies” agenda, but when Peres spouts the "status quo can’t continue," he can't see it does not exist.

Peace with the Palestinian Authority and even with Iran is to be made only by Israel and not by the Arabs and Persians, if...

Another Big Lie is exposed. Rav Ovadia favored giving up land for peace in 1993. But when the PA blew up the Oslo Accords 10 years later, the rabbi ruled, “Oslo is null and void. This is not the peace I meant.”

Circumcision has as much to do with Jews growing up to become national religious Jews as atheism has to do with Peace Now, but Israel’s anti-nationalist media think otherwise in a TV promo for "satire."

One is immediately reminded of how Rabin and Sharon stacked the deck, to push through legislation and decisions that wouldn't otherwise have passed.

In 1992, the Tehiya Party brought down Shamir's government over the Madrid Conference, leading to Labor's victory and the signing of the Oslo Accords.

Looking backon Rabin's 1993 interview in Time Magazine.

Statements from various rabbis about the complicity of Haredi parties in the dangerous policies of left-wing governments in Israel.

A Palestinian state would not only fail to bring peace and stability to the region, but would increase the tension and instability to the region.

Shabbat has kept the Jews throughout the generations.

Memorials for two memorable Jews took place this weekend, though they stood, perhaps, on opposite sides of the political spectrum.

Though the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instituted an unprecedented 10 month building freeze in Judea and Samaria due to pressure by the US beginning in November 2009, an Israeli business newspaper report shows that financial support for Jewish communities leaped a whopping 38% the following year.

There exists in the world, and even in Israel here and there, the desperate notion that if only the Palestinians can get their state, they will accept Israel's legitimacy and respect its right to exist in peace and security. But no one is willing to address the question: What will the world do when the Palestinian state, with territorial contiguity in Judea and Samaria, turns into a Hamas state?

With Israel just having observed a memorial day for slain prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, this is a good time to debunk a myth that has recently gained great currency: that Israel’s population has become increasingly right-wing, constituting a major obstacle to peace.