By Stan Goodenough The eruption of violence that occurred on the high seas in the early hours of May 31, when criminals and terrorists masquerading as peace activists attacked and tried to kill Israeli soldiers had at least one positive outcome: It caused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cancel his visit to the White House,…
By Ron Ben-Yishai, Ynetnews Ron Ben Yishai recounts the bloody clash aboard Gaza-bound vessel: The lacking crowd-dispersal means, the brutal violence of ‘peace activists,’ and the attempt to bring down an IDF helicopter Our Navy commandoes fell right into the hands of the Gaza mission members. A few minutes before the takeover attempt aboard the…
By Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger Straight from the Jerusalem Cloakroom #235, May 31, 2010 Tell me who are your supporters/organizers and I’ll tell who you are! Israel’s Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center sheds light on the nature of Turkey’s IHH, the chief organizer of the flotilla to Gaza (http://www.terrorism-info.org.il/malam_multimedia/English/eng_n/html/hamas_e105.htm): 1. The radical Islamic, anti-Western IHH…
By Jerusalem Diaries Four Israeli soldiers were wounded in this morning’s operation against the Gaza flotilla. Ten activists reportedly were killed in the violent confrontation. Exactly the kind of escalation many of us predicted after the Rachel Corrie tragedy in 2003, when the International Solidarity Movement (ISM) sent Corrie into a military zone and she…
By Hillel Fendel, Arutz 7 Prof. Hagi Ben-Artzi has written a letter to his brother-in-law, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in which he tells him that his upcoming trip to Washington is a golden opportunity to bring back Jonathan Pollard, convicted of spying for Israel and languishing in an American jail. President Barack Obama has invited…
by Victor Sharpe Here is more information about the so-called humanitarian flotilla, which like so many groups who hide behind titles such as, “humanitarian” and “peace and justice,” are violent and hateful in their premeditated acts. The pictures are hard to watch, the emotions they create are understandable BUT let us realize this is exactly…
By Shelley Neese It’s 1979. Iran’s monarchy lay somewhere between impotency and total collapse. The Islamic Revolution rolls full steam ahead as one of the largest protest movements in history. Millions take to the streets in anti-Shah demonstrations throughout Iran. On January 17, the Shah and the rest of the Pahlavi dynasty flee the country. …
By Michael Freund, Jerusalem Post Yesterday at 11 a.m., air raid sirens sounded across the country. Emergency crews went into position, security forces entered a heightened state of readiness and thousands of people made their way to public shelters. It was a chilling scene, as schoolchildren were shepherded to safety, and the innocence of…