August, 2010

August 9, 2010

Frozen in Time, Addicted to Pity (What the mainstream media will never tell you about the Palestinian “refugee” issue)

(This essay by Robert Fulford, writing in the National Post, is required reading for anyone who trul...

August 9, 2010

Nine years after the Sbarro massacre (An essay in today’s Jerusalem Post by Frimet Roth, the mother of Malka Chana Roth)

Frimet Roth, the mother of Malka Chana Roth – the 15 year old young girl murdered in the terro...

August 9, 2010

On the 9th anniversary of the terrorist attack at the Jerusalem Sbarro (A tribute to a one of the young victims)

Today is the 9th anniversary of the massacre by Hamas terrorists at the Sbarro restaurant in Jerus...

August 8, 2010

Quote of the day

“Shall I compose an idyll of the Land of Israel for him? And the other one said, That I leave ...

August 8, 2010

The Guardian has a problem with photographs

This is a guest post by AKUS We recently had the debacle of the Guardian using a pre-disengagement p...

August 8, 2010

Sherlock’s Ship of Fools

Ruth Sherlock’s latest piece in the Guardian, August 6, is entitled Gaza Aid Flotilla set to s...

August 8, 2010

Gerald Steinberg: On why the UK embraces BDS against Israel

(From Gerald Steinberg, director of NGO Monitor, quoted in a story in the current Jerusalem Report e...

August 7, 2010

An All-Purpose Paradigm: The West’s Absurd Claims of Israeli Racism

This essay, by Barry Rubin, first appeared in Pajamas Media. Barry Rubin is director of the Global R...

August 7, 2010

Quote of the day

This quote is from the blogger, Elder of Ziyon (EoZ): For those who are serious about resisting the ...

August 6, 2010

“Facts are tricky things too”: Humpty Dumpty-speak from the Guardian Readers’ Editor

Chris Elliott has drawn the short straw and is consequently the Guardian’s latest readers̵...