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Gaza Incursion: State Security Dictates an Operation Far More Massive than “Incursion” Via an Army Committed to WIN!

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Former MK and defunct Shinui leader Tommy Lapid wrote an Op-Ed piece questioning whether or not an IDF incursion into Gaza should be ordered and opting instead;

If the Hamas government launches a new intifada, we will respond with unprecedented force. Not by means of an incursion, which would merely get us into trouble, but rather by bombing and shelling and cutting off electricity and a total siege – until they take the hint.

Seems that Tommy tamborine is more concerned with what hypocritical, western distorted “morality” will say about Jews with the guts to defend themselves. And what is ‘total siege’ if not invasion and every other strategic means to bring the enemy to it’s knees with complete victory? read more

Arab, Islamic Tactics: Revenge-Rape — Feminists, Leftists Complicit?

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Raping as ‘Resistance’, By Yisrael Medad (Jerusalem Post)

“Why hasn’t the feminist community addressed – or at the very least investigated – the matter of Jewish women allegedly being raped out of nationalist motivation?”

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A good friend of mine, Edva Naveh of Sha’arei Tikva in Samaria, made an interesting observation recently concerning the gang of Beduin youths who, according to their indictment, committed a series of rapes in the Galilee area. She was struck by reports in the Hebrew media – YNET, for instance – saying that the rapes were perpetrated as a form of nationalist vengeance against IDF operations in Judea, Samaria and Gaza. read more

Testimonies of Olmert, Peretz, Halutz to be Released Before Pesach

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For related reports on the Winograd commission, click here.

High Court: Winograd Commission Almost in Contempt of Court, by Aviram Zino (Ynet)

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The High Court of Justice ruled Thursday morning that the Winograd Commission testimonies of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, Defense Minister Amir Peretz and former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz must be made public before Passover and the release of the interim report.

Additionally, the judges criticized the commission for not yet having published any of the testimonies although the decision to do so was made six weeks ago. This conduct, they said, was verging on contempt of court. read more

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Thursday War News

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Report: Sensitive Refinery Struck During War [Lebanon Conflict]

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“Only by sheer luck did not explode near any of the potentially hazardous chemicals stored there.”

Related report:
Katyusha Hit Haifa Refinery in Summer War

Palestinians Shoot at Israeli Bus [Near Isawiyeh, North of Ramallah]; No Casualties

9 Palestinian Fugitives Arrested by IDF Overnight

Palestinians Open Fire at IDF Troops in Nablus [Shechem]

Two Terrorists Die after Clashes with IDF

Israeli Found Shot to Death on Jordanian Border read more

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Dayenu 5767: The Leftist Dayenu?

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by Moshe Burt

This year will mark twelve years, and my ninth Pesach in Eretz Yisrael. As has become tradition with me from prior to my Aliyah, I am emailing the rendition of Dayenu quoted from the book “Dear Brothers.” In each year, Dayenu holds a unique perspective, unlike the perspective of any previous year.

But this year, this thought has crossed my mind several times. Has anyone ever wondered what goes on in leftist, secular, elitist, “politically-correct” homes and circles at the Pesach Seder table? Does one wonder how the Yossie Beilin or Yossie Sarid families have a Seder? Whether Tommy Lapid and son Yair Lapid break matzoh, or is that chometz, on Pesach night? And what about Pesach back at the ranch with the Sharons, in the months before the expulsion, before the stroke, the incapacitation, the coma — Arik and sons Omri and Gilad? Or the Olmert home, with the flaming leftist wife, the gay daughter, the son who does not see fit to live in his native land, as if it were just another piece of real estate — not worth any more than what may be his cushy, comfortable setting in Chutz l’Aretz? Has anyone wondered how they all relate(d) to Dayenu? read more

Jerusalem Conference Session on The Expulsion: Judgemental Errors Remain; Sacred Principles Abandoned

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Ariel, Boim and Moyal Face Off at Expulsion Session, by Hillel Fendel (Israel National News)

“‘We have lost our way. We have forgotten why we are here. As a secular Jew who does not keep all the commandments, I say that it is impossible to even hope to dismantle the holy triangle of the People of Israel, the Torah of Israel, and the Land of Israel… Our leadership is weak, but our nation is strong, and better days are yet to come.'”

Related report: Expulsion’s Impact on Army’s Combat Capabilities read more

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Anti Semitism: For All Time — “A Law: It is Known that Esau Hates Jacob”

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Rabbi Lau: Anti-Semitism – International Mental Illness, Hillel Fendel (Israel National News)

“We see that it’s not the differences and not the sameness that brings about anti-Semitism… They hate us when we don’t have a home, and they hates us when we do have a home.”

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Former Chief Rabbi Lau says that anti-Semitism is an “international mental illness” – but he feels he may have found its root cause.

Tel Aviv’s Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau, a former Chief Rabbi of Israel and a Holocaust survivor, spoke on Monday at the Fourth Annual Jerusalem Conference. The prestigious B’Sheva-sponsored conference’s first session dealt with issues of anti-Semitism around the world, particularly in Europe and the Islamic world. read more

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Expulsion’s Impact on Army’s Combat Capabilities

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A retired major-general explained that IDF should not have participated in expulsion…

Maj.-Gen. Ron-Tal: IDF Shouldn’t Have Expelled Jews

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Retired Major-General Yiftah Ron-Tal, the former commander of the IDF ground forces, said Monday that IDF troops should not have participated in the expulsion of Jews from Gush Katif. In a speech at the fourth annual Jerusalem Conference, Ron-Tal explained that the IDF is the army of the people, and as such should not have been involved in such a controversial act. read more

Tuesday War News: Feature on Egypt’s Military Buildup

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[A Must Read] The Significance of Egypt’s Military Buildup, by Jeffrey Azarva (The Middle East Review of International Affairs)

Israeli Car Damaged by Stones Thrown Near Hebron

Israeli Car Damaged by Stones South of Ramallah

Troops Arrest 7 Palestinian Fugitives in West Bank [Yehuda and Samaria]

Bomb Thrown at Soldiers in Jenin; None Wounded

2 Suspects Arrested in Sharon Terrorist Threat

Rocks Thrown at Israeli Cars South of Bethlehem

Palestinians Fire at IDF in Nablus [Shechem]; None Wounded read more