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Commentary;

It is a sad statement about principle and integrity, or lack thereof, amongst the so-called Religious party alignments of Shas and Aguda (United “Torah Judaism”) when the Pensioners Party of perfiduous Rafi Eitan threatens the regime’s governing coalition regarding pension benefits and the regime’s attempts to implement division of Jerusalem while the “religious parties” merely cast verbal stones at each other, each accusing the other of “assasination” and “annihilation” of Torah. read more

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Analysis: ‘Waiting for Babies to Die is No Strategy’, by Amir Mizroch (Jerusalem Post)

“Although it can never hurt to fortify classrooms and to create readily accessible bomb shelters, the real solution to the problems of rocket attacks on Sderot and the western Negev… must be a ‘war to the end’ on the terror leadership and infrastructure of the Gaza Strip. “ read more

Commentary;

The report compiled below sheds no new light about facts that we already knew prior to the leftist politically-agendized historical revisionists who came along endeavoring to replace truth with their own distorted, bogus version of history. But Dr. Haivry’s report bolsters and reinforces the truth vs left’s revisionist history invented and endoctrinated onto the masses. MB

Was There Ever a Palestinian ‘Nation’?, by Ofir Haivry (Ynet)

“During the less than 30 years of the existence of this Mandate, from which the Palestinians draw their name, no significant indications were to be found of a united national identity of their own. The leader of Mandate Arabs was the Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini… headed a loose alliance of clans, tribes, and local interests that were mostly united by hatred towards the Jews, and to a lesser extent towards the British.” read more

Yes, Heads Must Roll, By Moshe Negbi (Haaretz)

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It is not only the reserve soldiers who have difficulty considering the Winograd committee to be a reliable substitute for a state commission of inquiry. The judges sitting on the High Court of Justice have also showed their displeasure with the situation in which a person who is to be investigated appoints his own investigators. Justice Ayala Procaccia expressed doubts about whether a committee of inquiry could examine “so large a failure of the mechanism, such a colossal event,” when the central object under investigation is the government that appointed the committee. read more