Kadima: Totally Devoid of Meaning, of Principle …

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Our World: Seinfeld vs. Churchill, Caroline Glick

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Is comparison #2 appropo?

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… Ma’ariv – like every other newspaper in the country, led its Friday edition with its “exclusive” interview with Kadima leader and Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert. Although Olmert told Ma’ariv, as he told every other newspaper in the country, that he is planning to destroy many, many Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria if he becomes elected and surrender the vast majority of the areas, as well as a number of neighborhoods in Jerusalem, to the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority, he did not once explain how doing so would advance Israel’s national interests or thwart the global campaign of jihad. read more

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War News Over Purim …

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Firebombs Hurled at Hadassah Mt. Scopus in Jerusalem

Gunfire Directed into Psagot

Israeli Motorist Targeted in Firebomb Attack Near Hizme

Soldiers Uninjured in Bomb/Shooting Attack in Shechem

14 Arrested in Counter-Terror Operations

8 Kassam Rockets Fired at Israel During the Night

Kassam Lands in Western Negev, None Wounded

Jenin: Border Police Arrest Senior Jihad Activist

IDF Arrests 10 Infiltrators on Israel-Egypt Border

Roads Closed on Lebanon Border Following Terror Alert

Palestinian Authority Releases Al Qaeda Suspect read more

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Ein Breira: After Gush Katif, Amona, Too Tired, the Fire Has Left …, or How One Can’t Bring Himself to Support Kadima, Even in a Purim Shpiel …*

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This author has been fighting with himself for weeks as to how to break this news to the readership.

On the heels of the catastrophic expulsions of the past six months, when one looks around at what’s out there to vote for in the coming election; a bunch of gutless, meaningless right wing parties (including the governing party who’s central committee didn’t go stark, raving mad when Sharon disregarded the Likud referendum), each of them who sat glued to their seats at crucial points when any of them could have voted against the expulsion and brought about the end of the government. read more

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For the Gush Katif Refugees, the Nightmare Doesn’t End …

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Disengagement is Not Over: Nitzan is ’Ticking Social Time-Bomb’

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Nitzan, just north of Ashkelon, is the largest new temporary community of families that were uprooted from their homes in Gush Katif last summer in the framework of PM Ariel Sharon’s Disengagement Plan. Over 300 families currently reside there.

The session was held today as a result of calls by nationalist-camp MKs, in response to the harsh report issued last week by the State Comptroller regarding the Disengagement. “The State and its institutions failed in their treatment of the expelled citizens of Gush Katif,” the detailed report concluded. State Comptroller and former Judge Micha Lindenstrauss determined that the Sela (Aid for the Expellees) Administration, the Prime Minister’s Office, the State Service Commission and the Finance Ministry were all at fault. read more

Mofaz, Ezra — In Contempt of Knesset?

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Legal Expert: Mofaz and Ezra Show Contempt for Knesset Committee

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An expert in constitutional and administrative law from the University of Haifa, Emanuel Gross, said that Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz and Internal Security Minister Gidon Ezra have acted in contempt of the Knesset.

Gross said the ministers’ refusal to allow soldiers and police officers to testify before the Knesset committee investigating police violence at Amona was illegal and “in contempt of Israel’s democratic framework.” read more

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Bibi “Throwing in Towel” on Defeating Olmert Outright?

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Likud, Labor Spar Over Large Number of Undecided Voters

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Although the two parties still officially have the premiership as a goal, on an unofficial level, both are using public relations in an effort to increase their strength in comparison to Kadima. The Labor Party is aiming for 24-25 Knesset seats, and senior party officials are now relaying the message that a strong Labor Party is needed in the government. Likud is reaching for 20 seats, with party chairman Benjamin Netanyahu declaring that the goal is to create a right-wing bloc large enough to keep Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert from forming a coalition. read more

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Regime Separating Israel from the Jews; First “Israeli” Arabs Actively Drafted to IDF, Now Given Preference in the Government Workplace…

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Cabinet Takes a Step to Attract Arab Vote

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In what Kadima opponents are calling a cynical move, the cabinet on Sunday morning decided to accept the recommendations of Acting Prime Minster Ehud Olmert, to encourage citizens of minority groups to join government ministries. The decision was directed at Arabs and former immigrants from Ethiopia.

The plan calls for a one-for-one arrangement by which the treasury will finance a Jewish worker for every Arab worker hired by ministries.

Tzomet: Cabinet Prefers Arabs Over Soldiers read more

Ma’alei Adumim Mayor Not So Sure About Olmert “Commitment”

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Ma’aleh Adumim Mayor Doubts Olmert


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The mayor of Ma’aleh Adumim, Benny Kashriel, on Sunday cast doubt on a commitment Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made in newspaper interviews last week to construct a controversial building project between Jerusalem and Ma’aleh Adumim within the next four years.

“Out of experience, I am wary of believing pre-elections declarations,” Kashriel said…

Kashriel noted that before the last elections, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon made a similar pledge to build in the area, only to hold off on the plans during his time in office. read more

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Olmert Regime’s Thought Police Continue Attempting to Subvert Freedom of Jewish Thought and Logic …

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Indictment For Holding Referendum

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Yekutiel Ben Yaakov, Director of the “Referendum For Israel” will be brought to trial on April 26 after being indicted on incitement charges for holding a referendum in which Israelis are given a choice to vote on which form of “disengagement” they prefer.

In the referendum voters are asked to vote “yes” or “no” on the following question:

Do you prefer more of the “Sharon/Peres Disengagement Plan” which includes transfering more Jewish towns in Judea and Samaria to “Palestinian” control, and expulsion of the Jews who live there – A move that would bring “Palestinian” territory closer to major Israeli cities such as Tel Aviv, Kfar Saba and Jerusalem.? read more

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