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Once
again: UN collaborating with terrorists
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May
24, 2004
Israel channel 10 aired Inon Maga'l item showing armed Palestinians
use UNRWA ambulances to flee undercover. |
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Mofaz:
UN Ambulances were used to steal Body
Parts from Attack Site
Israel
has documented UN involvement in past attacks
perpetrated by Hamas as well as by Hizbullah.
Most significantly, a UN vehicle was used in
October 2000 to abduct IDF soldiers from Israel's
northern border, leading to the deaths of three
soldiers. Other attacks have involved UN vehicles
assigned to Arabs living in PLO-controlled
areas.
This
is what we know. Imagine what we don't
know.
The
Danger of the United Nations
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Mortar
Attacks on Israelis from UN Safe Haven
By
David Bedein, FrontPageMagazine.com, October
4, 2004
UNRWA
Gaza head says group employs Hamas members
By Margot Dudkevitch and Etgar Lefkovits, The Jerusalem Post, October
4, 2004
Evangelical
leader calls for abolishing UNRWA
Etgar
Lefkovits, , The Jerusalem Post, October
4, 2004
Life
without UNWRA
Editorial,
The National Post, October
4, 2004
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Former
Editor-in-Chief of Egyptian Government Paper: 'We were
Educated from Childhood that the Holocaust is a Big Lie' -
MEMRI, September 10, 2004
Former
Kuwaiti Information Minister: Where are the Fatwas Against
bin Laden? – 'We Left the World with the Impression
that the Arabs are All bin Laden' -
MEMRI, September 10, 2004
Three
Years Later – The Arab and Iranian Media Commemorate
9/11 -
MEMRI, September 10, 2004
Arab
and Muslim Reactions to the Terrorist Attack in Beslan,
Russia -
MEMRI, September 10, 2004
Q&A:
Gaza in turmoil
BBC News, July
19, 2004
Arafat
cornered by Gaza eruptions
By
Roger Hardy, BBC News, July
19, 2004
Int'l
Court rules Israel must pull down 'illegal' fence,
compensate Palestinians
July 9, 2004
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Israel's UN ambassador Dan Gillerman:
Dark
Day for International Court of Justice
The Anti-terrorist Fence Saves Lives
Anti-terrorist
fence cuts Samaria-based attacks by 90 percent
ICJ
Advisory Opinion on Israel's Security Fence – Israeli Statement
ICJ
fence ruling - Responses - What
do YOU Think?
Flyers
Had
Enough?
By Anne Bayefsky, National Review, July 17, 2004
UN
finally gets it right
Editorial, The
National Post, July 17, 2004
'Lawfare'
By Jeremy Rabkin, The Wall Street Journal, July 17,
2004
Travesty
at The Hague
By Charles Krauthammer, The Washington Post, July 16,
2004
Mr.
Sharon, Build This Wall
By Dick Morris, Stories In The News, July 15, 2004
Court
of Injustice
By Clifford D. May, townhall.com, July 15, 2004
Why
Israel Needs a Fence
By Benjamin
Netanyahu, The New York
Times, July
13, 2004
Israel
follows its own law, not bigoted Hague decision
By Alan Dershowitz, The
Jerusalem Post, July 11, 2004
The
fence: a ruling to mourn
By David Matas, The Globe and Mail, July 12, 2004
Israel
must protect itself
Editorial, The Ottawa Citizen, July 10, 2004
Israel
must ignore the ICJ
Editorial, The National
Post, July 10, 2004
Israel
needs that fence
Editorial,
The Montreal Gazette,
July 10, 2004
Quote: "Israelis
want peace, not a barrier. Yet they prefer to live
without the incessant threat of terrorism. The
barrier, a legitimate means of ensuring their security,
does not foreclose peace negotiations regarding
the final status of the disputed territories. Inconvenience
that may be caused by the barrier is exactly that,
an inconvenience, and it, too, is temporary. Death,
however, is permanent."
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Barry A. Feinstein, The Baltimore Sun,
July 9, 2004 [Full
op-ed]
Barry
A. Feinstein is a senior lecturer specializing in international
law at the Netanya Academic College School of Law and a senior
fellow at its Strategic Dialogue Center. |
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Major
Anti-Semitic Motifs in Arab Cartoons
An
Interview with Joël Kotek, The
Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
June, 2004
Wartime
Witch Hunt:
Blaming Israel for the Iraq War
By Dore Gold, The
Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
June 3, 2004
The
Struggle of Palestinian Journalists for Freedom of the Press
By Dan Diker, The
Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
May 25, 2004
Initial
report: Hamas leader Rantisi killed in IAF strike
Letter
from President Bush to PM Sharon
Analysis:
Bush meets Sharon's expectations
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Interview:
Alan Dershowitz March
28, 2004
Alan Dershowitz is an American civil rights libertarian, Harvard University
law professor and a leading defence attorney, as well as a supporter — sometimes
a critical supporter — of Israel. In his latest book The Case
for Israel, Professor Dershowitz defends Israel's right to exist,
and its right to protect its citizens from terrorism and its borders from
hostile enemies. Professor Dershowitz, who will be visiting Australia this
week, talks to Jana Wendt from Boston about whether he believes Israel
was right to target and kill Sheikh Ahmed Yassin. |
International
Women's Day - March 8, 2004
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ATHENS
2004: Israel doesn't have a capital city
The
Anti-Terror Fence Saves Lives!
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Suicide
bombing of Egged bus no. 19 in Jerusalem
Bombing
Plunges Jerusalem Street Into Nightmare,
January 29, 2004
Video
Clip Caution: Video
contains very graphic footage (Israel Foreign Ministry)
From the Jerusalem Post
Letters
to Swedish Foreign Ministry and Ambassador Mazel
Is
There an Alternative to Arafat's Leadership?
By Barry Rubin, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
December 30, 2003
Learning the Lessons
of the European Union's Failed Middle East Policies
By Gerald M. Steinberg, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
January 1, 2003
Israeli
group hopes to aid Iranian earthquake victims despite rebuff
By
Hilary Leila Krieger, The Jerusalem Post, December 29, 2003
Arrests foil Hamas cell plan to kill, decapitate IDF soldiers
By Amos Harel, Ha'aretz, December 23, 2003
Unfortunately,
this is what happens when Israel's enemies know that Israel is willing to exchange
live prisoners for dead ones. It's far easier to manage dead soldiers - they
don't put up a struggle, try to escape, eat etc. Why should they expend any efforts
at keeping their captives alive when they know that Israel will pay a price to
retrieve even her dead soldiers? - MT Editor
Al-Qaeda's Intellectual Legacy:
New Radical Islamic Thinking Justifying the Genocide of Infidels
By Jonathan D. Halevi, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
December 1, 2003
Balancing
IDF Checkpoints and International Law:
Teaching the IDF Code of Conduct
By Lt. Col. Amos Guiora, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
November 19, 2003
An
Answer to the New Anti-Zionists:
The Rights of the Jewish People to a
Sovereign State in Their Historic Homeland
By Dore Gold and Jeff Helmreich, The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
November 16, 2003
The
Bombing of Synagogues in Istanbul:
An al-Qaida Operation or a Revival of Turkish Islamist
Terrorism?
By Ely Karmon, The International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism
November 15, 2003
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Grubby
Saddam captured hiding in hole
U.S. troops have captured Saddam Hussein hiding in a hole near his
home town of Tikrit in a major coup for Washington's beleaguered
occupying force in Iraq.
Grubby, bearded and "very disorientated", the 66-year-old
fallen dictator was dug out by troops from a cramped hiding pit during
a raid on a farm in Ad-Dawr village late on Saturday, U.S. Major-General
Ray Odierno told a news conference in Tikrit. <Full
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CNN Audio Slide Show: Capture
of Saddam
Analysis
/ The beggar from Baghdad -
By Yoel Marcus, Ha'aretz,
December 15, 2003
Eyes were glued to the endlessly repeated
scene and it was impossible to turn one's gaze
from the pathetic image on the screen. Could
this homeless man, who looked like a forlorn
beggar at a Tel Aviv traffic light, who had
his teeth examined and fingers combed through
his disheveled hair checking for lice, really
be Saddam Hussein? <more>
From
the 'Spider Hole' - By
William Safire, The New York Times,
December 15, 2003
The
Capture of a Dictator - Editorial, The
New York Times, December
15, 2003
End
of the Beginning - Editorial, The
Washington Post, December 15, 2003
Hussein
Exposed - By Jim Hoagland, The
Washington Post, December 15, 2003
Lessons
From Nuremberg - By George F. Will, The
Washington Post, December 15, 2003
A
Step Toward Mission Accomplished - By David
Ignatius, The Washington Post,
December 15, 2003
'We
Got Him' - Editorial, The Wall Street Journal,
December 15, 2003
WMD
found - Editorial, The
Jerusalem Post, December 15, 2003
The
capture - Editorial, The Washington
Times, December 15, 2003
A
Rat In The Hand . . . -
Editorial, The New York Post,
December 15, 2003
Dragon
Down - By Amir
Taheri, The
New York Post, December 15, 2003
A
Tyrant Humbled - By Ralph Peters, The
New York Post, December 15, 2003
Closure -
By Asla
Aydintasbas, The
New York Post, December 15, 2003
Analysis:
A psychological blow - By Caroline
Glick, The Jerusalem Post,
December 14, 2003
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Undermining
the War on Terrorism: The Role of Yasser Arafat and the Syrian
Regime
By Maj.-Gen. (res.) Amos Gilad
What
Exactly Does Israel Have on Yasser Arafat?
By
Eli Kazhdan
Statement
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman,
Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations
Emergency Session of the Security Council, October 5, 2003
Iran
and Syria as Strategic Support for Palestinian Terrorism
Iran as
a State Sponsoring and Operating Terror
Syria:
Ostensibly
"Sitting on the Fence"In Practice - "On the Axis
of Evil"
Terrorism
as a Preferred Instrument of Syrian Policy
Ten
Years Since Oslo: The PLO's "People's War" Strategy and
Israel's Inadequate Response
By Joel S. Fishman, The Jerusalem Center for
Public Affairs, September 2003
Incitement in the Palestinian Authority After the Aqaba Summit
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Special
Translations from Israel's leading daily
Yediot Ahronot
August 22, 2003
THE
TERROR ATTACK THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD
Dozens
Of International Terrorism Experts Will Gather At The
Beginning Of September In Herzliya To Discuss The New
Danger That Hovers Over The World: "Post-Modern Terrorism"
- "It Is A Matter Of Mega Terrorism, Non-Conventional,
That The World Cannot Absorb" Warns Terrorism Researcher
Boaz Ganor - The Danger To Israel, He Thinks, Is Expected
From Bin Laden And Not From The Palestinian Terrorist
Organizations. More
THE
OFFICERS WERE DISCUSSING EVACUATION OF THE CITIES
AND JUMPED UP TO RENEW THE WAR
Simultaneously
With The Hamas Man Who Killed Himself In Jerusalem A Number
Of Other Suicides Were On Their Way To Other Terrorist
Attacks, Including One Who Seemed To Be The Big "Revenge
Attack". The Shin Beit Caught Them Enroute –
The Assessment In The Security System: The Attack Was
Strategic, Influenced By Syria And Iran, Who Are Interested
In Drawing American Fire Towards The Conflict In The Territories.
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THIS
IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
Now,
we have to prepare ourselves for the possibility that
we will return again to the vortex of bloodshed and days
of tension and fighting that can continue for weeks, and
are liable to worsen to the point of all out war in the
fashion of "Defensive Shield"
The army is already deployed for various possibilities
- with plans and with orders. Now also the public - after
a relatively calm summer vacation - needs to adjust itself
to this idea. The assassination yesterday in Gaza will
by necessity raise the bar for terrorist attacks and suicides.
More
Translations
by Jonathan Silverman zalmanaron@juno.com
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How
the media works when it comes to the Middle East
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The
News We Kept to Ourselves
By Eason Jordan, The New York Times,
April 11, 2003
CNN
admits hiding Iraq news; the Washington
Post opposes Iraq-Israel peace
From Best of the Web Today, By James
Taranto, The Wall Street Journal, April
11, 2003
CNN's
Eason Jordan Admits: CNN allowed news
to be shaped by threats
By Naomi Ragen, April 11, 2003
Liars and windbags
By Mitchell G. Bard, israelinsider, April
13, 2003
Having
collaborated with Saddam, can CNN be
trusted again?
By Franklin Foer, The Wall Street Journal,
April 14, 2003
CNN
knew
Editorial, The
Washington Times, April
14, 2003
Trading
truth for access?
By Jeff Jacoby, The Boston Globe, April
17, 2003
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A
new terrorist is born
...Both al Dura and his wife, Amal, said
they were prepared to send their other children to die fighting
Israel. “There
will be no security for them as long as we have occupation,
we’re ready to give more of our children,”
al Dura said. Cradling the day-old Mohammed, Amal echoed
his words. “Every Palestinian mother would
send her child to jihad, defend the land, for freedom, the
nation, this is our land, they took it away from
us by force,” she said, her head wrapped in a black
headscarf. |
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Munich
30 years later.
Israeli
wins gold in European Athletics Championships
The
victory comes nearly 30 years after the Sept. 5 attack by
Palestinians at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, which
resulted in the deaths of 11 Israeli athletes... Tears flowed
from Averbukh's eyes as the Israeli national anthem played
while the crowd stood in stirring silence. He was then given
a big cheer.
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Elie
Wiesel on Radio J
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On
the morning of August 2nd, on the airwaves of Radio J, Elie
Wiesel reaffirmed his “confidence in the Israeli authorities.”
With reference to the Gaza strikes against the Hamas terrorist
Salah Shehade, he declared: “I cannot believe that
there is a single Jew, Israeli who wants to kill children.”
Reminiscing about his friendship with Yitzak Rabin and his
belief in Oslo, he spoke of his present-day uncertainty.
Noting that while he does “not love violence,”
he nevertheless “approves of the policies” of
George W. Bush, “of doing everything necessary to ensure
that terrorism would not be used as a means to serve political
ends,” emphasizing that “suicide terror is a menace
to Israel and the entire world. It is a threat to the world,
not only to a single country.”
Weisel regrets that European solidarity with the United
States following the attacks of September 11th 2001 is “more
tenuous today.”
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A Religion of Peace
The Israeli blogger Tal G. notices a disturbing Web site,
ClearGuidance.com,
which bills itself "a resource guide for Muslim teenagers."
Bloggers Charles
Johnson and James
Lileks also have items about this site--which, after
this unwelcome attention, closed down to all but registered
users. Lileks quotes from one thread (this is obviously
verbatim):
hey am gonna sleep
rite now kay....il give u guys the threads name in brothers
area ... i want to see that FILLED WITH BLOOD AND OTHER
YUMMMY STUFF for tomorrow inshallah
tha name of that thread is "> : : : » JUICY JEW « : : : <"
gud name eh ... lol
key gud nite...ma3assalaam
When
we viewed the site last night, we saw (and saved to our
hard drive) a thread called "Islam's Most Wanted,"
which seems to incite the assassination of various U.S.
and foreign officials. A reader also passed to us a link
from another site, which he said he found on ClearGuidance.com.
It is an MPEG-format movie of a man (by some accounts
a Russian) being beheaded. This link--decency prevents
us from providing it--still works as we write.
It sounds as though law-enforcement authorities ought
to look into this site. Here's some information to start
with: According to the Network Solutions Whois
database, the domain name is registered to one Halal
Flowers of Staten Island, N.Y. Flowers also holds the
registration
for Taliban-news.com
whose motto is "In Pursuit of Shariah." A reader
of Charles Johnson's Web log reports the domain name used
to belong to someone with a Muslim name and a Worthington,
Ohio, address.
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From The Wall Street Journal's Best
of the Web Today, By James Taranto, August 8, 2002
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A
summer of healing for Israeli kids
Camp helps children who’ve lost family to
suicide bombers
MSNBC
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for story (Video included) |
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Take
a good look at this 12 year old girl.
Does she look desperate?
Click here
for her story (Video included)
Desperation?
or
Education, Incitement and Social Pressure?
You be the judge!
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