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By Seth Mandel After President Obama surprised Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu last week with a now-infamous statement of principle about the 1967 lines, Netanyahu responded with what news outlets characterized as a “history lecture.”
Presidential Agenda
By Y. Hayut-Man & Moshe Dror
By Ariel Ben Avraham The first portion of the book of Numbers (lit. In the Desert) starts with the third census of the Jewish people after the Exodus from Egypt: “The Lord spoke to Moses in the desert (bemidbar) Sinai, in the Tent of Meeting (…)” (Numbers 1:1) and in this new census the Levites are counted separately from the rest of the Tribes: “Bring forth the tribe of Levi and present them before Aaron the priest, that they may serve him. They shall keep his charge and the charge of the entire community before the Tent of Meeting, to perform the service of the Tabernacle.
By Harley Zipori. As we move into spring and toward summer, beer events are becoming more frequent. Two events I managed to attend recently were small but worth mentioning.
Israel, in any future agreement with the Palestinians, has a critical need for defensible borders. This video outlines the threats to Israel from terrorist rockets, ballistic missiles, and conventional ground and air threats from the east.
This article by David Solway clearly articulates the “fraud” that Chomsky has perpetrated through out his entire career as a linguist and political “theorist”. Thanks to PajamasMedia for this re-post. Those who regard Noam Chomsky as one of the world’s premier thinkers might be advised to reconsider. It is, of course, mainly his political writings that have earned him his current reputation for crusading fearlessness, uncompromising candor, and lacerating intelligence.
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