Teddy Kollek, whose name was synonymous with Jerusalem for over 25 years, died on Tuesday at 95; he was laid to rest today in the

Motzei Shabbat (after Shabbat) In less than 48 hours, 2006 will be history. I would like to share an observation about bringing in the new

Predictable, if anything was: a Kassam rocket fired yesterday landed near a "strategic installation" in the Industrial Zone of Ashkelon. Then, last night, a rocket

Tonight is Christmas Eve and to my Christian friends I extend greetings of peace. I only regret that the news isn’t more in accord with

From time to time I report with a sort of tongue-in-cheek attitude, making fun. I hope and trust all of my readers understand that this

The truce between Hamas and Fatah fell apart in the last couple of days: at least six have been killed and a former PA official

It’s a long time since I’ve posted a message of hope. But that is what you will find here today. Word came out within the

(After Shabbat) On the Holocaust, Holocaust denial, Iran, and related issues… This past week I attended a showing at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs

I rather like Barry Rubin’s comments today on James Baker’s thoughts and recommendations, from his report on Iraq, regarding Israel and peace in the Middle

Follow-up from yesterday: Edward Djerejian, a key advisor to Baker on his study, told the Jerusalem Post today that there is no intention to force