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By Maj.-Gen. (res.) Amos Gilad. Israel is living in a most convenient period of time from a security standpoint. Suicide attacks are behind us and there is deterrence against rocket attacks. At the same time there are unprecedented challenges to our national security including the possibility of a nuclear Iran or even a nuclear Middle East
Israel is facing unprecedented danger, threatened by the president of Iran who has publically called for the death of every Jew and Christian and the destruction of Israel, America and the West. He has built intercontinental ballistic missiles to carry a nuclear warhead and is now moving his nuclear facilities under ground. He is a breath away from a nuclear bomb.
Designing Multiuser Multidimensional (5D) games to cater for the new Cyber-Pilgrims navigating the Holy City between doom and world redemption, realizing the prophetic future global role of Jerusalem-Zion (and Raegge Redemption Songs).
By Abigail Klein Leichman . “Israel Loves Iran” may be the most unlikely title for a social networking campaign yet.
By Yoram Getzler. As an up-date and continuation to my recent posting about Iran, I would like to add a pikanti story from the Israeli press on the kind of individual peace initiative that people so love to hear about, contemplate and participate in.
by Steven J. Rosen . A hallmark of U.S. President Barack Obama’s approach to Israel has been to confront Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly about areas of disagreement almost every time they meet. The headlines are always about settlements, occupied territory in Jerusalem, restraining Bibi on Iran, and pushing Israel on borders. Obama’s theory seems to be that you have to show daylight with Israel to get progress on peace and win friends in the Muslim world.
