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September 21, 2009: The Bracha
Early afternoon yesterday, just about when services were ending for Rosh Hashana, the sky opened up and we had a deluge for a short while. ...
September 17, 2009: Rosh Hashana
Rosh Hashana begins tomorrow evening. And so I want to begin today by wishing all those who are observing the holiday a year of peace,...
September 13, 2009: In Memorium
Assaf Ramon There are occurances that are simply beyond human comprehension. What I report here today, with great sadness, is one of those occurances, one...
September 11, 2009: Shifting Tides
I had written recently about movement, once again, towards a Fatah-Hamas unity government. The enmity between these groups is strong, and over and over there...
September 8, 2009: Closing In?
I want to begin by calling your attention to the URL below. I recommend that you read this, especially if you are American, even if...
September 7, 2009: Who Is Fooled?
No one, it seems. The housings starts being announced now, presumably to be followed by a freeze on building in the settlements, satisfies neither the...
September 5, 2009: Inching Slowly Towards…?
Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) The Post ran a story yesterday — based on information from a “senior source” in the prime minister’s office– that Netanyahu...
September 1, 2009: Is Make-Believe Enough?
When it comes to the “peace process,” analyst Barry Rubin seems to think so. An interesting take, from yesterday’s Post.“For the moment, going through the...
August 27, 2009: Where Are We?
That is, with regard to the settlements and a deal with the US on freezing building; and with regard to “peace negotiations.” If I could...
August 22, 2009: More of Same
Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) Caroline Glick’s column yesterday in the Post addresses issues very similar to those I’ve written about in recent days here. She...