Tag: "Ha’aretz"

Israel Arrests Terrorist Released in Shalit Deal, Haaretz is Still Haaretz

Israel Arrests Terrorist Released in Shalit Deal, Haaretz is Still Haaretz

Israel rearrested a terrorist released in Shalit deal, while Haaretz cannot report the facts.

Ha’aretz “Celebrity” Endorsement

Ha’aretz “Celebrity” Endorsement

A few days ago, I blogged about the not-too-bright hackers who took down the websites of Ha’aretz, and some Israeli hospitals.

Now it seems the hackers agree they made an awful mistake. Regarding Ha’aretz.

Biting The Hand That Feeds You

Biting The Hand That Feeds You

No-one can accuse these pro-palestinians of being the sharpest tools in the shed (but tools, yes).

Something Honest And Useful In Haaretz

Something Honest And Useful In Haaretz

A lunar eclipse visible in Israel on Saturday starting 16:30

Today’s Blood Libel

Today’s Blood Libel

Ha’aretz does it again.

REUTERS/Jamal Saidi

The Day In Israel: Thurs Oct 14th, 2010

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, at a rally in Lebanon, showing why Iran + nuclear weapons = everybody panic.

The Day In Israel: Tues Oct 12th, 2010

The Day In Israel: Tues Oct 12th, 2010

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu yesterday offered to extend the settlement freeze in exchange for the palestinians recognizing Israel as the Jewish homeland.

Only to have the offer rejected out of hand.

AP

The Day In Israel: Wednesday Aug 18th, 2010

Following yesterday’s mortar fire that injured two soldiers, the IDF did what it normally does in such situations.

Strike smuggling tunnels and/or terrorist infrastructure.

Back In the News

Back In the News

A few days ago, Ha’aretz reported that the Shin Bet had been conducting surveillance of terror enabler Bridget/Bridgette Chappell, whom I have blogged about before.

You’d think she would would be happy that her case was once again being covered by Israel’s premier left-wing newspaper.

Think again.

The Day In Israel: Tuesday May 4th, 2010

The Day In Israel: Tuesday May 4th, 2010

Palestinians have visited Jerusalem’s Mea Shearim neighborhood, to pay their respects to deceased Neturei Karta leader/Arafat buddy Rabbi Moshe Hirsch. A delegation of senior Fatah  leaders visited Jerusalem’s ultra-Orthodox Mea Shearim neighborhood on Monday in order to send their condolences to the extreme haredi anti-Zionist group, Neturei Karta, which recently lost its leader, Rabbi Moshe [...]