“Face-to-Face” Before Elections is Job for Adult Wisdom, Not Teens …

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“Dear Adults, Now It’s Your Turn”

Commentary;

This young teen articulates what many have been thinking.

He writes; “And you, the adults – and excuse me for the generalization – mainly supported us from behind. You told us, ‘Yasher koach, great job, what wonderful youth!’ You told us, ‘We have jobs and family.’ And you know something? You were right. At that time, what we did was our job.”

“Now it’s your turn. Because if you say, ‘I can’t leave my job,’ how do you know that later you’ll have a job at all? – see entry for ‘Gush Katif residents.'” read more

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Shabbos War News …

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Egypt Confiscates Ton-and-a-half of Explosives En Route to Gaza

A further report on this Confiscation is below;

Egypt Uncovers Explosives Near Border

3 Kassams Fired: One Lands at Sea, 2 in Open Areas

Palestinians Shoot at IDF Post Near Kissufim

Three Armed Palestinians Caught Near Gaza Border

Jihad Fugitives Escape IDF in W. Bank

IDF, Palestinians Exchange Fire in Nablus

Rocks Thrown at Israeli Car Near Ramallah

Two Palestinians Arrested at Hawarah Checkpoint

IDF Seizes 4 Palestinian Infiltrators From Gaza read more

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Connecting the Dots on the Jericho Action?

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The Real Olmert??

A friend has sent a couple of emails, the most recent being this morning regarding his take on the Jericho action and the seizure of the 6 Rachavim Ze’evi Assassins/Co-conspirators. These emails seem to strongly support the premise expressed in the Emmanuel Winston article below;

17 March, 2006;

The one thing that really seems to prove coordination between the players is the instantaneous move by the IDF once the monitors drove past. Like, so what if they drove past? Does that mean they abandoned the prison permanently? Maybe they went out to lunch? Maybe they were coming back? Maybe there were other observers left behind? Wouldn’t it have created a major diplomatic row if the IDF went in and the Brits hadn’t really left or were coming back? read more

Those Who Brought You Expulsion from Gush Katif and Amona: A Stay Home on Election Day is a Vote for Olmert and for More Expulsions …

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Weekly Commentary: The Retreat Referendum

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I wanted to send a simple message to my fellow countrymen who oppose the retreat but out of disgust for the politicians do not plan to vote: These elections are not about Netanyahu, or Silvan “Steve” Shalom, or various other politicians in the other parties in the national camp. These elections are a national referendum on retreat.

Staying at home is a vote for retreat. I have no illusions. There is no guaranty that the politicians will ultimately even honor the outcome of the “referendum”. But it is our only shot. And sometimes in life you make an effort because an issue is so important even if you can’t be certain that the effort will pay off. read more

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Parsha Ki Tisa — Peer Groups and Principle…

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Parsha Ki Tisa — Peer Groups and Principle

By Moshe Burt

For many years, since 1991 when Parsha Ki Tisa marked my son Philip’s Bar Mitzvah, I have spoken of a posuk in our Parsha which alludes to an event which took place 40 year later, in a subsequent Parsha.

The posuk being referred to (Sh’mos, Perek 30, posuk 30)says that while Moshe Rabbeinu was on Har Sinai being given Torah, Hashem said, “You shall anoint Aaron and his sons and sanctify them to minister (to serve) me.” read more

Olmert: ” … Nothing to offer the Country, … Instead Exploit the Popularity of Kadima’s Comatose Founder …”

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Tired of Fighting and Winning, by Evelyn Gordon

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Kadima’s campaign spots, by highlighting Ariel Sharon and billing Ehud Olmert merely as his heir, send an unintentionally revealing message: that Olmert himself has nothing to offer the country, so he must instead exploit the popularity of Kadima’s comatose founder. And an analysis of Olmert’s recent statements confirms this conclusion: He indeed has nothing to offer – except lies, empty promises and evasion of responsibility. read more

“…Vote, Even Only in Order that Olmert Should Not Get In…”: Nadia Matar

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We Don’t Have the Luxury of Not Voting

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It is worthwhile to leave the house and to vote, even only in order that Olmert should not get in. Not to mention that it is important that we have at least a few MKs who faithfully represent the Land of Israel, the Torah of Israel, and the Jewish People of Israel. Thank God, our camp, the Orange Camp, is a great and mighty traditional camp. If each person commits himself not to remain home on Election Day, then we will ensure that all of the candidates who are loyal to Eretz Israel will enter the Knesset, where they will constitute a force against the Left and the Arabs. They will, in fact, influence the weak and servile members of Knesset, even those in the national camp. read more

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Senior American Neurologists Concur with Critics Regarding Hadassah Treatment of Sharon Stroke …

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Barak of IRIS reports that senior American neurologists have;

… joined the chorus of criticism of the medical care given to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon by physicians at Hadassah University Hospital, Ein Karem, and his personal physicians at the Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer.

For context regarding the evolution of this story from it’s inception in December, 2005, click here and here.

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