“With the Shriek of a Bullet, I Lost the Love of My Life”
Chief Superintendent Baruch Mizrahi, who was killed by a terrorist gunman while traveling to Hebron to celebrate Passover with his family, was laid to rest Wednesday afternoon at the Mount Herzl military cemetery in Jerusalem.
Can Bunker Busters Solve Israel’s Iran Dilemma?
Alarmed by what they believe to be diplomatic failures by the Obama administration in nuclear negotiations with Iran, leading scholars of a Washington, DC-based think tank have proposed to have the United States provide Israel with the largest “bunker buster” bombs in the U.S. arsenal to help restore the administration’s leverage in its negotiations.
3,800-Year-Old Fortress Uncovered in City of David (Photos)
Following fifteen years of excavations, the possible site of the Jebusite conquest and gutter was inaugurated in a secret ceremony which took place before Passover.
The Peace Process is Dead. Let it Lay in Peace
The April 29th deadline has not yet been reached, but it may be said with confidence that the initiative by Secretary of State John Kerry to revive the ‘peace process’ between Israelis and Palestinians has already reached its final destination: failure.
Terrorist Gunman Kills Father of Five in Passover Eve Attack
A senior police officer was murdered, his pregnant wife (28) wounded and one of their sons (9) was lightly wounded right before the Passover holiday by Arab terrorists who shot them as they were on their way to the holiday festivities.
Mortar Shells Fired into Israel by Terrorists in Gaza
Early Sunday morning, Palestinian terrorists operating out of the Gaza Strip fired mortar shells at southern Israel. Code Red sirens were triggered in the region, sending residents to take cover in nearby bomb shelters.
Can Barghouti Save the Peace Process?
Why is Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas now demanding the release of jailed Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti as a pre-condition for agreeing to the extension of the peace talks with Israel?
The Dangerfield of Diplomacy
This coming October will mark the 10th anniversary of the passing of American comedic icon Rodney Dangerfield, a man who left his mark on our collective consciousness and provided us all with some priceless moments of side-splitting laughter.
US Against “Unfortunate” PA Sanctions
The Israeli government announced last week that it would begin implementing economic sanctions against the Palestinian Authority for beginning to seek international recognition on a path to statehood.
Iconic Jerusalem Hotel Offers ‘Grand Luxury’ Once Again
After seven years of construction and an investment of $150 million, the only internationally branded luxury hotel in Jerusalem, Waldorf Astoria, has officially opened for business right before the Passover holiday.