Perhaps now, courage, pride and morality will once again return to Israel. From Israeli Prime Minister Olmert Declares Intent to Resign in September: Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced on Wednesday that he would resign after his Kadima party chose a new leader in September elections. The leadership race has been set for Sept. 17, with a runoff, if necessary, on Sept. 24. The main contenders are Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni and Transportation Minister Shaul Mofaz, a former defense minister.
Read More +Accountability of the Israeli Government
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Following the confirmation that Hamas media praised the terror attack in Jerusalem, excerpted from Accountability Of The Israeli Government: Yesterday afternoon, The Bulletin contacted the office of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert about the Israeli government’s response to the Hamas: The Bulletin forwarded a statement to the Israeli court from two weeks ago in which the government of Israel took a position that it will NOT garnish the assets of Hamas for a Hamas terror victim family and that the government of Israel states that it is the position of the government that the Hamas should NOT be dismantled. In
Read More +As you may already know, President Bush is arriving in Israel tonite in order to broker the disintegration of the legitimate and sovereign nation of Israel. How sad to watch my beloved Israel and my fellow Jews eat the crumbs that fall from the Bush, Rice, Olmert, and the Muslim Terror table. They seem to have forgotten that Jews were writing the books that shaped all nations while centuries later, Islamic hordes were still smearing themselves with feces, pillaging towns, and raping women. Indeed, two Jerusalem organizations have sent a letter to Prime Minister Olmert, reminding him that discussions with
Read More +Poll: Most Israelis Want Olmert To Quit
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Support for Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has hit new depths with the results of a poll by a major surveying firm that shows 55 percent of the public wants him out of office. The poll was carried out by Brain Base (Ma’agar Mohot) and sponsored by the Israel Policy Center for Promoting Parliamentary Democracy and Jewish Values in Israeli Public Life. More than three-quarters of new immigrants responded that Prime Minister Olmert should be replaced, while most Kadima supporters want him to remain in office. Previous polls have showed that he would fare poorly if new elections were held, but
Read More +Topple Olmert Now!
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Today, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas have replaced the Arab states as claimants to the territories that Israel captured and that have been disputed since 1967. Who would suggest placing the Jewish holy sites of Jerusalem under Hamas, whose ideological Muslim cousins are attacking churches and mosques across the Middle East?
Read More +Olmert is a chancre sore. He needs to go. Now. From Israel Approves Provision of 25 Armored Vehicles to PA Security Forces: Prime Minister Olmert has approved the supply of 25 armored vehicles to the Palestinian security services in the West Bank as a goodwill gesture to Mahmoud Abbas ahead of the Annapolis peace conference. The palestinians will also receive from Israel two million bullets supplied by Jordan. The Prime Minister’s Office denied previous reports that Israel would supply 50 armored vehicles and 1,000 rifles to the Palestinians. I could only hope that nano-sized GPS locators are embedded in these
Read More +PM Olmert Decides to Resume Consular Marriages(Communicated by the Prime Minister’s Media Adviser) Prime Minister Ehud Olmert (Sunday, 2.9.07), in consultation with Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, Justice Minister Prof. Daniel Friedmann and Interior Minister Meir Shetrit – has decided to resume consular marriages for Israeli residents provided that at least one of them has foreign nationality. The decision, which recognizes marriages performed at foreign consulates, will apply when neither partner belongs to a recognized religious community in Israel, and one or both of them are nationals of the country of the consulate in question. Consular marriages were customary during the
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