U.S. and Israeli researchers claim to have discovered proof that the Five Books of Moses were in existence during the First Temple period. The findings are based on new laboratory techniques used to date two small silver amulets, inscribed in ancient Hebrew and discovered in a burial cave in Jerusalem in 1979. Published last week in a scientific journal in the United States, the results were...
Karen Ladik capitulates to anti-Semitism
Here’s a copy of a letter I just sent to the editor of WND in response to a letter written to the editor written by a “Karen Ladik”. Here is the cached link to WND’s Letters to the Editor. If you scroll down on the cached linked page, you’ll see Karen’s original letter, which I reprint here: When anti-Semitism looks good The hardest thing about the Israeli coup...
Cat Stevens parrots the party line of Islam and calls Judaism a “so-called religion”
Yusuf Islam, the British singer formerly known as Cat Stevens, was the guest of honor at a Toronto fundraising dinner hosted by an organization that has since been identified by the Canadian government as a “front” for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. In a videotape of the 1998 event, Mr. Islam describes Israel as a “so-called new society” created by a “so...
Is David Szady targetting Jews?
Folks, this is a disturbing item, and if its true then Szady should step down. David Szady, the senior FBI counterintelligence official currently heading the controversial investigation of AIPAC, is well-known to senior Jewish communal officials, who assert he has targeted Jews in the past. Szady was involved in a well-publicized case involving a Jewish former CIA staff attorney, Adam Ciralsky...
Why are Palestinian Refugees Different?
— The Palestinian refugees who abandoned their homes in 1948 were casualties of a war started by the Arab world with the objective of preventing the creation of a Jewish state. The nascent State of Israel was fighting a war of existential survival. It owes no apologies for its behavior in 1948. — UN General Assembly Resolution 194 was adopted in 1949 with the aim of ending the new...
The Settlers’ Field of Dreams
The time was early in the 17th century. Jewish Hebron had been among the hardest hit by a plague that killed hundreds of people throughout the land of Israel. People fled the cities for the desert, for small villages, anywhere to escape the deadly plague. Only a few Jews had remained in Hebron on this particular Yom Kippur Eve. The Jewish Quarter had originally been purchased by Spanish exiles...
Jews For George
Boy, are my buttons popping to see this great site, Jews for George, stand united to help re-elect President Bush. Jews for George is a grassroots political movement of Michigan Jews, comprised of Republicans, Democrats and Independents, dedicated to securing the Jewish vote in Michigan. “We believe The President’s record on Israel, Homeland Security, and the War on Terror demands the...
Nervous Syria boots out Palestinians
This is interesting: since the pointed assasination of one of Hamas’ dirty leaders last week, Palestinian Muslim murderers no longer regard Syria as a safe haven. So, Syria has closed the offices of Palestinian groups who now are planning to move to Qatar, Tunis or Bahrain. Syria has closed down all offices and cut off phone lines belonging to radical Palestinian groups in Damascus, a...
Palestinians dismiss Israeli claims about expected collapse of Al-Aqsa Mosque
Here’s some more info on the Temple Mount; now Jordan has rejected Israeli claims that part of the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem is at risk of collapse, asserting “there is no base for the Israeli warnings claiming that the Marwani prayer room could collapse during the holy month of Ramadan.” Jordan’s Religious Affairs Minister Ahmed Heleil told Al Rai. Here’s...
Arutz 7/Hebron Commentary: Har HaBayit b’yadenu
Har HaBayit b’yadenu by David Wilder, The Jewish Community of Hebron, September 27, 2004 Shalom. For the past few days we’ve been hearing commentators discuss the probable catastrophe that will occur should Muslim Ramadan prayers take place on a particular section of Temple Mount, called Solomon’s stables. Perhaps an introduction is in order. In just over three weeks, on the...