Israel and The Sin of Expulsion

Column One: The Bitter Fruits of Corruption, by Caroline Glick (Jerusalem Post)

“That Israel faces unprecedented threats to its security and very existence while it is being led by the most incompetent, corrupt leadership it has ever known is not coincidental.”

“The one obvious conclusion that can be drawn from the events of the past week and year without Sharon is that in order to forge competent, honest policies, Israel needs competent and honest leaders. And so to extricate itself from the morass of ineptitude and criminality that has become its public sector, Israel must find the way to rid ourselves of the current political and military leadership that embody both.” read more

IDF Fires on Palestinians Near Gaza Security Fence

Commentary;
A group of Palestinians approached the northern security fence and
ignored warnings to stop including warning shots.

Egypt Seeking Nuclear Weapons? For Use Against Whom?

Excerpt;
“President Mubarak declared yesterday for the first time at the end of his talks with the Israeli prime minister in Sharm al-Sheikh that Egypt ‘would not stand aside’ if the nuclear arms race in the region escalates and that it would be ‘forced’ to try and equip itself with similar weapons in order to defend itself.” read more

Weekly Commentary: Palestinian Demands to Free Terrorists – the Failed Litmus Test, by Dr. Aaron Lerner (IMRA)

Full Text;

If a Palestinian gunman was captured tonight as he was murdering an Israeli family what would “moderate” Mahmoud Abbas like Israel to with him?