Yesterday was Tisha B’Av, the saddest day in the Jewish calendar.  (Actually, Shabbat was Tisha B’Av, but we are not permitted to mourn on Shabbat.) 

On July 15, I wrote about the Second Annual Conference Regarding Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, held in Hevron and sponsored by the Women in

Sometimes the PA comes out with a statement that is so ludicrous that the impulse is to simply laugh at it.  This is the case

I begin today by sharing the URL for my new article: http://frontpagemag.com/2012/arlene-kushner/why-republicans-must-take-the-lead-on-israel/ It makes significant points with regard to the fact that it may be prudent,

Wishing fervently, as a matter of fact.  But compelled to report on what is… The Israelis murdered in the terror attack in Bulgaria were brought home

Today I’m going to start with the good stuff I never wrote about yesterday, because I was too heavy-hearted about the terror attack.  What we

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

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

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

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