After Shabbat. It’s bad news, Resolution 1701, passed yesterday by the Security Council. Whatever gloss may be given to it, whatever partial elements it contains

I will go into Shabbat here in Israel before there is any decision regarding the proposed Security Council resolution on Lebanon. As I write, Lebanon

When I posted yesterday, the troops were on the march. Later last night, they were halted by order of PM Olmert, responding to tremendous pressure

The large scale ground war in Lebanon has now begun in earnest. After over six hours of very tense discussion today — and an extensive

Yesterday I included a link for an analysis by Dore Gold of the US-French proposal for ceasefire. Dr. Gold, who now heads the Jerusalem Center

On it goes, with the end not in sight. — The Bush administration is working hard to push through the Security Council a set resolutions

  A photo used by Reuters of bombing damage done by Israel in Beirut is being identified as a fraud by photo experts. Most telling

I do not usually run such large sections of the JINSA report, but in this instance feel inclined to do so. This report buoyed me

Difficult to write a lengthy posting at the end of a fast day. Difficult to take in today’s news when mourning for the destruction of

Anti-Semitism: It’s there, under the surface all of the time, in many places. The anti-Semites seek excuses to hate us. And this war we are