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Editorial Staff - May 23, 2011 / / Lots of high-sounding words were uttered over the weekend. There was U.S. President Barack Obama's speech, in which he welcomed the civil revolutions in the Middle East and sketched the outlines of the best diplomatic plan to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Then came the unabashed longing of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for peace on his terms. But the cascades of verbiage did not produce concord between Israel and the United States - to the point where it's hard to decide which disagreement is greater, between Israel and the Palestinians..

Marking the fourth anniversary of Gilad Shalit's capture, many in the country are uniting to call on the government to do everything it can to bring him back home. But even these people must concede that there are compelling reasons for the Israeli government's hesitation in releasing hundreds of terrorists for his overdue return. The question therefore is not whether there are costs related to an exchange with Hamas, but whether one believes such costs are prohibitive or not; and whether the erosion of national morale from the government's continued refusal outweighs the cost of capitulation.  ..

Daniel, a lone defender of Israel walking without fear into the middle of a pro-hamas rally. Daniel not only walked the walk but set the record straight. Take notice of what these Pro-Hamas supporters are really protesting.

Bret stephens question and critiques Obama's refusal to effectively engage Iran which effectively pushes Israel to a lonely military option.

After what was described as an Israeli "massacre" of Palestinians at Jenin on the West Bank in 2002, the following scene of a "funeral" procession was caught on tape by an overhead Israeli drone. It shows the "corpse" falling off the stretcher as he is carried to his "funeral" only to get up and climb back on. This is a clip from "Pallywood" by Seconddraft.org which documents Palestinian efforts to deceive unquestioning lamestream media throughout the world.

Palestinian polls show overwhelming support for violence against Israeli civilians. Richard Baehr intones.

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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..