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Friday, April 15, 2011
The Elder of Ziyon Haggadah (2009) - download it now!
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Two years ago, I made a Haggadah: It contains the full Haggadah text, including English (except for Nirtzah.) It includes dozens of com...
Weekend links
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Ephraim Karsh looks at how many Arab refugees there were in 1948 . His conclusion: 583,000-609,000. Alan Dershowitz on Norman Finkelstein...
Dutch might ban ritual slaughter. Is circumcision next?
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Holland is considering banning ritual slaughter. From AP: One of Europe's first countries to allow Jews to practice their religion open...
Some sober analysis of the "Arab Spring"
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From Michael Scott Doran in an IHT/NYT op-ed: The turmoil in the Middle East is not unique. Half a century ago, a similar series of revolu...
Latest Latma - Lo Dayenu
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Rock band Journey sues BDS group for (badly) singing their song
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From the New York Post: Don't stop believin' that you'll get sued if you mess with Journey's music. The composers of the ...
Abbas instructs newspapers to stop insulting Hamas
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Palestinian Arabic media associated with Fatah is reporting: The official spokesman for the Fatah movement, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, announced ...
Vittorio was not a peace activist. He was not a human rights activist.
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Vittorio Arrigoni, who was killed yesterday by a Muslim group in Gaza, was not a peace activist. He was not a human rights activist. And, ...
April rocket calendar
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G=Grad Q=Qassam M=Mortar P=Unidentified projectile (includes mortars) R=Unidentified rocket S=Fell short in Gaza F=Fatality (Green-Gaz...
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Vittorio Arigoni, pro-Pal activist, found dead. Update: Moonbats blame Israel.
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From JPost: Security officials found the body of an Italian man who had been abducted in the Gaza Strip in an abandoned house overnight Thu...
Guess who moonbats blame for Vittorio's kidnapping?
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From the nutty-left Salem News: Possibly the strongest voice in the years-long struggle to free Palestine, 36-year old Vittorio Arrigoni,...
September scenarios for the UN (INSS)
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Israel's Institute for National Security Studies has put out a paper that seems to be a very good summation of how things might play o...
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