September 2, 2012: And So It Goes
First, please, see my article, up today on American Thinker. It takes on JStreet’s advocacy of the “two state solution,” but can be utilized in...
September 1, 2012: It’s Still Iran
Motzei Shabbat (After Shabbat) The major news story, the source of greatest concern, here in Israel. On Thursday, the IAEI released a report indicating that...
August 30, 2012: Not Pretty
Really ugly, if truth be told. That’s the situation in Migron. The High Court released its decision yesterday: The residents — all of them, including...
August 28, 2012: On Hold
As this is written, nothing has transpired yet in Migron. Nor has the Court delivered a finding on the matter. ~~~~~~~~~~ Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi,...
August 27, 2012: The Handle on Sinai
I had hoped — deeply hoped — to be able to turn my attention to matters other than the situation in the Sinai. But the...
August 24, 2012: Where Are We Going?
As is often the case before Shabbat, this post will be brief — primarily a follow-up on the Sinai situation that I have been watching...
August 23, 2012: Focused and Current
The focus is on the situation in the Sinai: Amos Gilad, head of the Political Diplomatic Bureau at the Ministry of Defense, said yesterday that...
August 22, 2012: Those Tanks
But before I speak about tanks, I want to share good news, as I had promised: Many of you on this list have been following...
August 21, 2012: Where to Begin?
And the corollary to this is, “What to Include?” This part of the world is so turmoiled that it is impossible to write intelligently about...
August 17, 2012: A More Nuanced View
Well, the grandchildren have gone home and Kaitana Savta (“Camp Grandma”) is over for this summer. It afforded me a great deal of (exhausting) joy,...