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July 18, 2012: Hanging Tough
I ended yesterday’s post with good news and hoped to begin today’s the same way. But it is not to be: A shuttle bus at...
July 17, 2012: The Picture at Present
For the first time in a while, I am reporting on the situation of Noam Jay ben Inbar, the nine-year-old boy with cancer around his...
July 16, 2012: Shameful
In my last posting I wrote about the Conference on the Application of Israeli Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. As I explained, a significant message...
July 15, 2012: The Land is Ours
On Thursday, I attended the Second Annual Conference on the Application of Israeli Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, held in Hevron, at the visitors’ center...
July 12, 2012: The Philadelphi Corridor
The Philadelphia Corridor is a narrow stretch of land, mostly sand, ten kilometers long and some hundreds of meters wide, that separates Egypt (the Sinai)...
July 11, 2012: The Head Spins
I begin by returning to the issue of Jewish/Israeli rights on the Temple Mount, which I wrote about extensively in my July 9 posting: http://arlenefromisrael.squarespace.com/current-postings/2012/7/9/july-9-2012-a-matter-of-great-import.html...
July 10, 2012: Touching Bases
Could we possibly have expected anything else? State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell offered this statement at a press conference: “Obviously, we’ve seen the reports that...
July 9, 2012: A Matter of Great Import
The findings of the Levy Committee, with regard to Israel’s right to build in Judea and Samaria, made news here in Israel today. See my...
July 5, 2012: What Really Counts
I could go on at length about the game playing that passes for political dialogue with regard to a replacement for the Tal Law. I...
July 3, 2012: Egypt
It has been revealed that at the time Mohamed Morsi was to be sworn in as president of Egypt, PM Netanyahu’s envoy, Yitzhak Molho (pictured),...
