Brief, because preparations for Shabbat call… I’ll start with the good news that is so appropriate before Shabbat: An update on Noam Jay ben Inbar,

On Sunday evening, 35 members of a Bedouin terrorist cell broke into an Egyptian army base in the Sinai, killing some 15 Egyptian soldiers and

I offer no analysis on this issue today, only reportage: Yesterday, Prime Minister Netanyahu, in a Jerusalem meeting with Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr, outlined

We start with an article by Shoshana Bryen of the Jewish Policy Center, written on July 29 (emphasis added): “The Palestinians,” she wrote, “face an

Additional comments to provide clarification regarding an attack on Iran are in order.  By way of background: [] My information — I received this from

Didn’t expect to be able to write tonight, but (since my grandkids are sleeping,) I have decided to do at least an abbreviated post. The

Mitt Romney held a fundraiser in Israel while he was here — the first time ever for a presidential candidate.  And he raised over a

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