Seemingly intent on facilitating Israel’s ultimate demise, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert this week approved the immigration to Judea and Samaria of 41 Iraqis of “Palestinian” descent. Critics rightly pointed out that Olmert had singlehandedly shattered Israel’s opposition to the so-called Palestinian “right of return.” Continue reading »

An open letter urging President Bush to press forward with the creation of “Palestine” was signed by 30 prominent American Evangelical Christian leaders at the weekend, indicating that replacement theology remains a problem even among “born again” believers. Continue reading »

Palestinian terror groups are threatening to assassinate recently-appointed Fatah Prime Minister Salaam Fayad for making the smallest of concessions in his recent policy platform statement, further proving why a real peace deal will never be concluded between Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Continue reading »

Israeli prime ministers are able to increase their public backing by concluding even minor compromise agreements with the Arabs, but the mainstream media and world leaders are 100% mistaken in asserting that such deals provide long-term political traction for Palestinian leaders. Continue reading »

It is not even a challenge any more to find daily examples of the international community’s hypocrisy when it comes to the Israeli-Arab conflict. Today we hear that Lebanese military forces have razed a Palestinian “refugee camp” in their country and killed an untold number of people. The world’s response? Nada. Continue reading »

I was surprised this morning to see campaign posters for Likud Party leader Binyamin Netanyahu on most of the public buses I passed on my way to work, considering that at present, the next general election is scheduled to take place in 2010. Continue reading »

The indoctrination of Palestinian Arab children to hate and seek to destroy the Jews living in this area is, again, nothing new. It is an ongoing violation of Israel’s agreements with the Palestinians that the rest of the world is content to ignore. Continue reading »

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was doing his best on Sunday to ignore the strengthening alliance between Iran, Syria, Hizballah and Hamas, while continuing to let Israel’s enemies know that his government is ready and willing to surrender even more land. Continue reading »

Providing further evidence of why this government needs to go and go now, Israeli Education Minister Yuli Tamir on Sunday approved a third-grade history book to be used in Arab schools that portrays the Jewish state’s rebirth in 1948 as a “catastrophe.” Continue reading »

Israel is about to release 250 jailed terrorists in an effort to bolster Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas. What the government of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is really offering so that Abbas can prove he is capable of extracting concessions is an as-yet-undetermined number of Israeli lives. Continue reading »