Take a Chance While its Quiet
December 05, 2011 | No Comments »
by Yoram Getzler. I was on the bus the other day. On the hour, I could faintly hear the beep, beep, beep heralding the radio news-on-the-hour.
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Give Peace A Chance – Based on New Discoveries
November 17, 2011 | No Comments »
A new perspective for peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians based on the discovery of the formerly classified minutes from the San Remo peace conference of April, 1920. This long hidden document explains the legal rights of the Jews as well as the Palestinians. By returning to the negotiating table and respecting historical facts and international law the film believes there can be real peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
The JPost + One from the Jerusaelm Report
November 16, 2011 | No Comments »
Naim Peress, (JERUSALEM REPORT; Viewpoint Nov 7 ’11 Recipe for Disaster); states “…only 31 percent of the respondents to a poll conducted by Stanley Greenberg and the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion of Palestinians in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip accepted the concept of two states for two peoples…”.
Why Palestine Will Not Have Peaceful Relations with Israel
September 07, 2011 | No Comments »
I Am Israel – Israel At Its Best
March 01, 2011 | 1 Comment »
J Street in the USA is holding its convention in Washington D.C.. It pretends to be a “pro peace” and Pro-Israel” lobbying organization. But in reality it is a convention that is anti-Israel and anti-Zionist. Many of its speakers have addressed this convention expressing the tired worn out rhetoric of half-truths and out right lies about Israel, its people and our national intent toward the Palestinians. It is this despicable display of anti-Israeli speakers that evoke cheers from the audience.
Peace Now, War Tomorrow: A Mengele Moment – The Legacy Of Mubarak
February 02, 2011 | No Comments »
By David Bedein A retiring Mossad official briefed our agency 20 years ago, saying that 90% of Israeli intelligence worries concern Egypt, where, he said, Egypt was producing more than 100,000 unemployed graduates every year from its Radical Islamic Universities, which flourished under Sadat and under Mubarak.
