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“Israellycool” Family Member Helps Nail Two Terrorists
This news alert from Debka:
In southern Gaza Strip, Palestinians shot and injured member of crew working on Morag security fence. He was evacuated to hospital under fire. IDF patrol opened fire on grouped of armed Palestinians stealing into Israeli Nahal Besor village cluster opposite Gaza Strip. Two intruders hit.My wife informs me that my [...]
It’s All Greek to Me
Greek composer and cultural icon Mikis Theodorakis has jumped on the anti-Semitism bandwagon, unleashing the following vicious tirade against the Jews:
“We, the Greeks, did not turn aggressive like them because we have more history. They only have Abraham and Jacob, who were shadows, while we have Pericles. Imagine what would happen in Greece if we [...]
Michael Jordan and the PLO Arabs
I just read about this today, although it happened a year ago. I am shocked to say the least.
Basketball superstar Michael Jordan, who recently announced that he will return for a second season with the Washington Wizards, has decided to display solidarity with a variety of causes by wearing a black armband during games.
After discussing [...]
The Enemy Within
Following the devastating Cafe Hillel suicide bombing back in early September, I blogged about my own personal experiences with terror, whether it be knowing someone who had been killed or injured, or my own brushes with terror.
Then I read this article this morning:
Three Jerusalem Arabs with ties to Hamas who planned to carry out a [...]
Anti-Semitism from a Non-Jew’s Perspective
US Navy Retiree John Rudolph has a few things to say about the beast known as anti-Semitism from the perspective of a non-Jewish person.
Being a non-Jew, or Gentile, I have been making some observations lately over the past few months, and have observed something terribly odd.
I go into the news groups in Yahoo!, and all [...]
Quote of the Day
“You would have to note that it was only (lately) that Osama bin Laden and the al-Qaeda leadership could even find it in themselves to mention the word Palestinian. So I reject the notion that a solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict, overwhelmingly important as it is, would stop the terrorism that has been directed against [...]
Faine-ing the Truth
Jon Faine, a Jewish journalist at The Age, gushes with praise for Al-Crapeeza after being fed the usual lies about “uncensored media”, “freedom of expression” and “an exchange of ideas” by the curiously named Jihad Ballout.
And how about this for a lie:
“Any Jews working here?” I asked, and was told that if I wanted to [...]
Prize and Prejudice
Padraic McGuinness has written an interesting op-ed in the Sydney Morning Herald in which he blasts the Sydney Peace Prize, but claims that Jewish leaders should have just ignored the whole thing.
Peace prizes are getting sillier every day. It used to be there was a fairly simple path to obtaining a Nobel Peace Prize, which [...]
Democracy at Work
Israel is by no means a “perfect” democracy in the sense of equal rights for all citizens. There are a number of reasons for this situation, some stemming from the reality of the situation on the ground (e.g. it is unsafe to make military service mandatory for Israeli Arabs due to their divided loyalties) and [...]
Killing the Infidels
I don’t know about you, but it struck me as odd that al Qaeda would deliberately target Muslims in its terror campaign. But according to Debka, Muslims were indeed not targeted:
Al Qaeda’s targeting of Muhaya and its Arab population at first puzzled Saudi and foreign counter-terror authorities – until it was realized that many of [...]
