Author: moshe

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Kassam Rocket Lands Near Sderot; None Hurt

Kassam Lands Near Negev Kibbutz; None Wounded

Palestinians Fire Three More Mortars into Israel

Mortars Fired Near Kerem Shalom [From Gaza]; None Wounded

6 Mortar Shells Land in Kerem Shalom

IDF Stops PA [Fishing] Boats, Kassam Attacks Continue

Navy Detains ‘Suspicious’ Palestinian Fishermen

2 Kassam Rockets Land Near Sderot; None Wounded

Kassam Damages Factory Near Sderot; No Casualties

IDF Says Hamas Exploits Children in Rocket Firing Crew

>>>This is a follow-up of Tuesday’s reports of the incident. read more

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Commentary;

Education Minister Yuli Tamir’s blatant revisionist refashioning of Israel’s education system is an accelerated continuation of years, decades of evolution of anti-Jewish bias and endoctrination.

For previous posts regarding the sorry state of Israel’s education system and the impact on it’s youth on myriad levels, click here. MB

Israel’s Reeducation Minister, by Caroline Glick (Jerusalem Post)

“Tamir’s vision… involves indoctrinating a new generation of Israelis in a manner that will render them defenseless in the face of the Arab onslaught against the country.” read more

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“Brave Palestinian (sic) Fighters” Send Children to Retrieve Their Weapons of Murder

Palestinians: IDF Kills Two Children Near Kassam Launcher in Gaza

Related report:

IDF on Defensive After Report 2 Gaza Children Died

Kassam Hits West Negev; No Casualties or Damage

2 Kassams Land in West Negev; One Hits Kindergarten

Terrorists Fire Kassam Rocket at Sderot – IDF Responds

Related reports;

Three Dead in IAF Air Strike in Gaza

IDF Confirms Aircraft Strike in Southern Gaza

Kassam lands Near Kibbutz in Negev read more

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by Moshe Burt

Parsha Ki Teitsei teaches numerous Mitzvot such as; returning lost items to their rightful owners, loaning money to one’s fellow Jew free from interest, what one is permitted to or prohibited from taking from another Jew as loan security, Shatnes (wool and linen together), Tzitzit, and dealing fairly and truthfully with one’s fellow Jews in business. The Maftir Aliyah of our Parsha tells us collectively to remember, for all time, the actions of Amalek who attacked B’nai Yisrael when they were weak while blotting the rememberance of Amalek from the earth. We remember the Amelek without, as well as the Amalek within; lo nishcach v’lo Nislach — we won’t forgive and we won’t forget. read more