The article, Remaking a Life, After Years in an Israeli Prison (Jodi Rudoren, NYTimes, March 29, 2014) is about Muqdad Salah, one of the Palestinian Arab terrorists freed from Israeli jails as part of the American-brokered “peace talks” that started last … Continue reading
The last few weeks I’ve felt very Jewish. Being at the service of the Jewish state has always been my life’s work. But, in recent months it seems that everyone wants to better understand what it means to be the … Continue reading
The haredi issue could morph into violent societal confrontation and cause immense damage, just at a time as Israelis are seeking out their Jewish roots and becoming increasingly more traditional. The polarization within the Jewish religious arena is sharply reflected … Continue reading
On July 29th last year State Secretary Kerry announced that within nine months of negotiations a comprehensive peace agreement would be signed between Israel and the Palestinian state-to-be. Several months ago he began plain with the terms, committing to something … Continue reading
Lecture by Matthias Küntzel, delivered on behalf of ISGAP at the Harvard Faculty Club in Cambrigde, MA. [1] The topic of my talk “Iranian antisemitism” is controversial in two respects. Some will say that this is a topic of the … Continue reading
The more serious the crime the more money the criminal receives after going to prison. Absurd? Yes. True? Yes again. When a Palestinian Arab terrorist murders an Israeli or an American in Israel, they can wind up receiving a generous … Continue reading
A glimpse into the car culture of Los Angeles.
By the time the second World Trade Center tower collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001, the whole world was watching it. We may assume that Vladimir Putin was watching. Mr. Putin, a quick calculator of political realities, would see that someone … Continue reading
The Palestinians feel that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is not listening to what they have to say about his efforts to achieve peace in the middle East. That is why they have decided to express their views through … Continue reading
