Moslems Working to Consolidate Hold on Har HaBayit; Olmert Regime Silent, Complicit…

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Spiraling Out of Control, by By Ksenia Svetlova (Jerusalem Post)

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From the veranda of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus, the call for the Maghreb (evening) prayer permeates the warm Jerusalem fall air. A thousand different voices repeat the ancient formula from all across the town, although the loudest call without a doubt comes from Al-Aksa’s four minarets.

Soon, if the plan announced last week by Jordanian King Abdullah II becomes a reality, a fifth minaret will be added. The Hashemite monarch’s announcement last week seems to have detonated a small bomb in both Arab and Jewish worlds, causing contradictory reactions and not a little antagonism. read more

Mediocrity, Complacency in IDF = Weaponry Left Unguarded = Weaponry Stolen by the Enemy, or Stolen and Sold to the Enemy…

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Gross Negligence

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On Friday The Jerusalem Post led its front page with a story which should have sent shivers down all our spines – not because it reported any disaster but because it exposed the symptoms of a potential, if not inevitable disaster.

Right on the border with Gaza – hardly a peaceful demarcation line – Post correspondent Anshel Pfeffer discovered no less than 17 armored combat vehicles left unattended, with quantities of ammunition and electronic equipment. Our reporter actually started one of the vehicles and began driving it. No guard so much as inquired about the movement. read more

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Lieberman’s Gov’t Reform Bill Passes Cabinet Revote…

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Cabinet Passes Lieberman’s Bill by Vote of 12-11, by Sheera Claire Frenkel (Jerusalem Post)

Caroline Glick’s words bear repeating;

“The greatest deficit of Israel’s governing system is not its instability, but its uneven checks and balances between the three arms of government. Second, Israel’s most urgent problem today is not its malfunctioning political system, but its incompetent political leadership.”

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The cabinet approved on Sunday Israel Beitenu’s governmental reform bill by a vote of 12-11. Israel Beiteinu has demanded coalition support for the legislation as a condition for joining the government. read more

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Sunday War News…

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IDF Captures Terrorist near Shechem

Large Bomb Found Near Jenin, Israeli Injured in Rock Attack

Two More Kassam Rocket Attacks, No Injuries

Kassams Land in West Negev; No Injuries Reported

Eitan, Yishai: Israel Must Return to Philadelphi

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“Eitan said that the Gaza Strip was “a problem” and called for the return of the Philadelphi route, the strip of land that was now under full control of Egyptian border guards and constantly being used by Palestinians as a way of smuggling weapons from Egypt to Gaza via tunnels. read more

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Lieberman’s Gov’t Reform NOT Cure for “Chronic Instability”, a Disguise for Ethnic Partition in Galilee…

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Column One: What Lieberman Wants, by Caroline Glick (Jerusalem Post)

“We haven’t the time to think about the growing threats to our country because we are wholly engaged in a vacuous debate about electoral reform.

Lieberman argues that his plan must go through, and that getting it through justifies joining the Olmert government because today Israel’s greatest problem is its governmental instability. This assertion is wrong for two reasons. First, the greatest deficit of Israel’s governing system is not its instability, but its uneven checks and balances between the three arms of government. Second, Israel’s most urgent problem today is not its malfunctioning political system, but its incompetent political leadership.” read more

Axiomatic: Third Parties Simply Cannot Be Relied Upon for Jewish State’s Security…

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Wake Up Call: Dumbo Crashes In Gaza, by Aaron Lerner (Independent Media Research and Analysis)

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It just doesn’t work.

Years of working papers, conferences, arrangements and photo ops have failed to obviate Israel’s need to keep the Gaza Strip and West Bank within the Jewish State’s security envelope. As developments in the Gaza Strip prove once again, third parties simply cannot be relied upon to take Israel’s place in this critical matter. read more

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IDF Officials Offer Lame Excuses for Immodestly Clad Female Vocalist at Assembly That Included Nachal Chareidi…

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Religious Insensitivity Compels Soldiers to Leave Ceremony

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Soldiers attending Thursday’s ceremony launching the IDF’s new combat infantry Brigade, Kfir, left during the assembly due to the immodest dress of a female performer.

A number of members of the Netzach Yehuda Battalion, more commonly known as Nahal Hareidi, left the event when a female vocalist got on stage to perform, due to religious prohibitions on listening to a woman sing.

They explained they were upset as well as surprised, citing the lack of religious sensitivities of the event organizers since a sizable number of participants in the event are Sabbath-observant soldiers. The singer’s immodest dress was also found offensive to the religious soldiers. read more

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