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/ / JNI Editorial / Mar. 24, 2011 / / “Terror is Back” is the headline leading Israeli newspapers the day after a bus bombing hit Jerusalem near the Beit H’Uman conference center. The response among the Israeli public is a response of nerves – as it always has been. But along with the concern is a new anger, a disbelief that this is happening again. / / The anger’s source lies in the perception that there was a kind of détente between the two sides. The public had been energized and frustrated by questions about how far to go with negotiations, how.. Location: Featured Articles |
![]() Rav Aryeh Kaplan Written in a clear but poignant style, Rav Kaplan, expounds on the deep historic-spiritual relationship the Jews have with the city of Jerusalem. Providing the fullness to why Jerusalem is so revered in the Jewish imagination and explaining in a lurid fashion the great devotion the Jews have had for this spot on earth 1000's of years before the birth of Jesus and Mohammad. Location: Suggested Reading |
The Daily Beast / / / / / / Normal / 0 / 21 / / / / / / / The Daily Beast / Kai Bird / Published March 22nd 2010 / / As a young boy in the autumn of 1956, I was forced to leave our house in Sheikh Jarrah—the neighborhood that today has become the latest battleground over the building of settlements in East Jerusalem. My father was then an American diplomat stationed in East Jerusalem. But when Israel, Britain, and France launched a surprise invasion of Egypt on October 29, 1956, my mother, sister, and I were evacuated to Beirut, leaving father behind to tend to the business of the.. Location: Deconstruction |
JNI - March 24, 2010 A number of observers have pointed out that the recent so-called “crisis” between Israel and the US over Jerusalem has been artificially flavored by the Obama administration's issuing of unreasonable and, even, unhelpful demands. / / And despite the fact that the issue is relatively obscure – not touching on holy sites or on questions of future borders (as Ramat Shlomo, the neighborhood concerned in the original flap, consists of 20,000 Jews and has never been considered up-for-grabs in any final status negotiation) – and has produced no real violence, the issue is.. Location: Deconstruction |
Raphael & Ariel Harkham This is an "if, then" piece, that attempts to provide Israel's current government a suggestion if they do decide to bring back Gilad, how they could still gain the initiative in the face of such tough choices. Location: Featured Articles > Archive |
Haaretz Author: Gideon Levy / Date of Pub: 29/11/2009 / / Those types have always been seen on big-city streets, talking to themselves, asking and answering, shouting, speaking in a low voice, deliberating and pontificating. As children, we were afraid of them. They were "crazy." That's exactly what Israeli public discourse is like. We are talking to ourselves, inventing bogus axioms and sticking with them as if they were decreed from on high, convinced that the whole world accepts them. But we are only talking to ourselves. No one else accepts them. The Israeli collective is not only.. Location: Deconstruction |
Jerusalem Post The current Justice Minister has a favorable out-look when it comes to Torah Law and the Jewish State. Location: In the Media |
Haaretz Benny Morris' new books and historical outlook bring the era of post-Zionist history to its inglorious end. Location: In the Media / Links |
Jerusalem Post Sarah Honig takes a close look at the historical case of Jordan and it being the actual Palestinian State. In the article she discusses the Heshimite Kingdom and the clear majority of Palestinians subjects, in a kingdom that was first a powerful Iraqi clan that was given Trans-Jordan as a second prize by the British. Location: Links |
The Guardian Author: Matt Kennard / Date of Publishing: 5th August, 2009 / / A couple of months ago I spent a fortnight in Palestine with the International Solidarity Movement – activists who help Palestinians non-violently resist Israeli oppression. The most pressing of many issues during my stay was the attempts by an Israeli settler company, Nahalat Shimon, backed by the Israeli courts, to cleanse East Jerusalem of its Arab population, focusing its efforts at that time on the neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah. / / I spent a week sleeping on a floor in the house of the Hanoun family –.. Location: Deconstruction |
Jerusalem Post David M. Weinberg takes a candid look at the Saudi Kingdom's diplomacy concerning Israel. The kingdoms duplicitous nature of its current stance and the history and evolution of its anti-Israel positions then and now. Location: Links |
![]() On March 3, 2009, former CNN producer Nidal Rafa launches a verbal tirade against Yisrael Beiteinu MK Danny Ayalon following a debate in Jerusalem between Ayalon and Balad MK Jamal Zahlaka on citizenship and identity.
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Israel National News The Waqf published a pamphlet in 1925 that recognizes Jewish presence on mount. Location: Links |
Robert H. Bork A former U.S. federal judge reviews Aharon Barak's latest book "The Judge in a Democracy." Bork critiques Barak's judicial philosophy as a real obstacle to representative governance. Location: Links |
Richard Baehr Palestinian polls show overwhelming support for violence against Israeli civilians. Richard Baehr intones. Location: Links |
Ruth Wisse Ruth Wisse puts the Israel-Arab conflict into a fact-based geographic and political context in The Harvard Crimson. Location: Links |
Melanie Phillips Melanie Phillips comments on the disturbing trends of British anti-Semitism. Location: Links |
A good article I walked home one night after a difficult evening along Hayarkon river as it glowed in the lamplight. I felt utterly alone and atomized as I came upon the river—feeling that I should be witnessing the scene of beauty with someone else, to comment on it, to discuss it, to enjoy it. But then something came over me. My eyes nearly filled with tears. My heart swelled as I looked around at the land, at the lamp posts, at the sky, at the river itself and the loneliness evaporated and I knew myself to be a complete part of a complete and nearly perfect being. And I realized that this being was Israel—not.. |




