The deportation of the Jews from the Gaza Strip and northern Samaria over the past week and a half and surrounding events have put paid to two of the foundational myths of the narrative that has been propounded for the past 30 years by the Israeli and international Left. In attempting to analyze these traumatic... [ Read entire Post ]
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August 2005 Archives
August 25, 2005 at 2:03 PM
The end of mythology
August 11, 2005 at 1:58 PM
The mullah's moment in the sun
Over the past few weeks, we have been witness to a remarkable phenomenon. Suddenly, in the wake of last month's suicide bombings in London, we hear of news broadcasts from Paris to London to New York in which terrorism analysts announce vociferously that their countries must follow Israel's tracks in everything having to do with... [ Read entire Post ]
August 8, 2005 at 1:38 PM
Netanyahu's great gamble
As I interviewed now former finance minister Binyamin Netanyahu last Wednesday, it was clear that he was in the midst of a personal struggle. As he laid out the ways he felt his presence in the government had mitigated some of the enormous damage the Sharon-Peres government's withdrawal and expulsion plan from Gaza and northern... [ Read entire Post ]
August 5, 2005 at 1:32 PM
From Vincent to van Gogh
With all the mayhem in Israel today it is difficult to step back and take note of a terrible crime that happens elsewhere. But Tuesday evening a terrible crime was committed elsewhere and it is worthy of our attention because its perpetrators are our enemies and their victim was our friend. On Tuesday evening freelance... [ Read entire Post ]
Interview with Binyamin Netanyahu
ed. note: Netanyahu resigned from Sharon's government the day after this interview was publishedWhy is Bibi still in the government?Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is in one of the most unenviable positions in Israeli politics today. He is attacked from the Left by the Prime Minister's Office and Ariel Sharon's supporters in the government, the Knesset... [ Read entire Post ]
August 1, 2005 at 12:55 PM
Democracy's descent into darkness
It is still unknown what will happen today and in the coming days in the newest face-off between the police and the tens of thousands of Israeli citizens who wish to assemble in Sderot to protest the Sharon government's plan to expel 10,000 Israeli citizens from their homes and communities in Gaza and northern Samaria.... [ Read entire Post ]
