Whose Land is
by Eli E. Hertz
Jews are "In
Winston Churchill, June 1922.
International law expert Professor Eugene
V. Rostow, a key draftee of the 1967 UN Security
Council Resolution 242, examining the claim for Arab Palestinian
self-determination on the basis of law, concluded:
"The Mandate (for Palestine) implicitly denies
Arab claims to national political rights in the area in favour
of the Jews; the mandated territory was in effect reserved to the Jewish people
for their self-determination and political development, in acknowledgment of
the historic connection of the Jewish people to the land. Lord Curzon, who was then the British Foreign Minister, made this
reading of the mandate explicit. There remains simply the theory that the Arab
inhabitants of the
Political rights to self-determination as
a policy for Arabs, were guaranteed by the
PA police shot and killed one Israeli and
wounded three others as they tried to pray at Joseph's tomb on Sunday morning.
A Civil
War in Libya Turned into the UN’s Civil War!
Arms and military personnel are streaming to
No Oil in
After 75 die on the bloodiest day of
Syrian protest, Assad deployed his entire army to
stamp hard on the fury that accompanied scores of funerals on Saturday and more
killings.
Food for Thought. by Steven Shamrak
I have called
the UN as “Useless Nothing” several times in the past. Recently I was introduced
to a more appropriate name which would describe the attitude of the United
Nations toward
Swift Justice that Israel Needs to Adopt
Hamas terrorists killed two people suspected
in the murder of Italian pro-Gaza activist Vittorio Arrigoni. According to Hamas the
suspects, members of a rival terrorist group linked to Al-Qaeda,
were killed in a shootout.
US
Middle-East Policy in Disarray
Apparently
Saudis in
Self-preservation Mode
After
giving up on US and
Obama Tries to Fool Jewish Voters Again!
Barack Obama seems to think that by attending a Passover seder once a year he will fool
Jews. Must we forget that he gave massive financial support - not to mention
weekly attendance - to a church whose pastor, Jeremiah Wright, delivers
anti-Semitic jabs on a regular basis. Forget that his
first phone call from the Oval Office after his inauguration was to Mahmoud Abbas, and that his first
formal TV interview as President was with al-Arabiya.
Forget that one of his top advisers is Samantha Power, an inveterate
Israel-hater who recently said that the
Quote of the Week:
“Right Action Gets Right Results; Wrong Action Gets Wrong Results” - Richard W. Wetherill
– So far, the Jewish national movement Zionism has
been sold out by irrational, psychologically distorted people. Many of them are
just corrupt idiots, procuring their own interest in complete disregard of a
Jewish national future!
UN Mute, no International Outcry
Three
employees of the United Nations suffered light to moderate wounds on Friday
when a mortar shell launched by terrorists in
An Australian citizen has been arrested
for what Israeli authorities claim was a central role in an operation to attack
companies involved in
Targeting Killing!
NATO warplanes pulverized a building in Muammar Qaddafi's Bab al-Aziziyah working compound
in
by Maayana
Miskin
On
“At that time, everyone was sure it was a
one-time event, a red line that nobody would think to cross again,” former Sderot Mayor Eli Moyal said this
week in an interview. “Nobody imagined ten years of missile terrorism.”
Terrorists began with short-range rockets
produced in
Several people were killed by the
rockets in Sderot alone, among
them four children. Others were badly wounded, including an eight-year-old boy
who lost a leg.
Prior to the Israeli withdrawal from
Following the expulsion, however,
terrorists began to strike far more frequently, hitting the region with 946
rockets in 2006, and 2,048 in 2008. After the Hamas
takeover of 2007, when United Nations observers fled the border, Hamas managed to smuggle in more advanced medium-range
rockets and expand its attacks beyond Sderot and the
The “Cast Lead” counter terror operation,
in which Israel destroyed much of Hamas' infrastructure
and weapons supplies, and killed an estimated 700 Hamas
terrorists, led to a temporary reprieve. However, Hamas
recently went on the offensive again, firing Grad rockets on Netivot,
Ofakim, Be'er Sheva and Ashkelon.
“In retrospect, that first Kassam was a clear sign that Hamas
was going to look for a fight with