Via NY Times: Hamas has left Gaza in shambles. Life there is difficult, sad and abnormal. The shoreline is covered in raw sewage and debris from successive wars. If you ask why such hardships exist in Gaza, the answer will almost always be the same:…
Via NY Times: Two rockets were fired at Tel Aviv, Israel’s largest city, from Gaza on Thursday for the first time since 2014, the Israeli military reported. (New York Times) See also U.S. Peace Envoy Condemns “Outrageous” Rocket Fire at Tel Aviv – Raphael Ahren…
Via Washington Examiner: In a particularly one-sided anti-Israel report on Thursday, researchers for the United Nations found that Israel likely committed war crimes during its security operations at the Gaza-Israel border last summer. Shockingly, the report includes only one mention of Hamas in a negative…
Via MFA.GOV.IL: The Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said Thursday: “Israel utterly rejects the report published by the Commission of Inquiry of the UN Human Rights Council. This report was born in sin, in a politically biased, one-sided resolution that determined the outcome before…
Via Palestinian Media Watch: Hamas to Israelis: “We’ve missed the suicide attacks Expect us soon at bus stations and in cafés” http://palwatch.org/main.aspx?fi=157&doc_id=7996 by Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik In response to Israel’s Operation Pillar of Defense that aims to cripple the terrorist infrastructure in…
We all know that any ceasefire between Muslims and non-Muslims is just a phony tactic that Muslims use to re-arm or stall long enough until they are in a stronger position to commit genocide and betray. From Escalation in Fatah’s Position Toward Israel After Gaza…
What the next Prime Minister of Israel must acknowledge about Hamas, and what the rest of the world refuses to admit about Islam. From Hamas’ Christian Convert: I’ve Left a Society that Sanctifies Terror: Masab, son of West Bank Hamas leader and MP Sheikh Hassan…
Miriam was Moses’ sister. The Torah states: “And the King of Egypt spoke to the Hebrew midwives, one was Shifrah and the name of the second was Puah.” (Exodus 1:15) Who was Shifrah and who was Puah? What do we learn from their names? Rabbi…