To be a Jewish Patriot today is to court world condemnation. You will be accused of being a racist or a Nazi. You will be scorned for being an extremist and not wanting peace with the Arabs. No matter that, the Arabs make it very clear that the destruction of the Jewish people and their […]
Continue readingKatzrin, the capital of the Golan, was established in 1977 as a planned urban centre for the Golan under the auspices of the Israeli government in November 1973. 1976 saw construction begin, and it has now become a regional hub providing educational, administrative and cultural services throughout the region. The first settlers were from Tel […]
Continue readingUS Secretary of State Antony Blinken wants a diplomatic outcome between Israel and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah. The United States sees no advantage to them to have an Israeli military victory in Northern Lebanon, let alone the expulsion of Hezbollah from Beirut. As always, America compromises over military victory and containment over resolution. A policy that […]
Continue readingThe Israeli Jew is an amalgam of faith, cultural outlook, racial memories and feelings, and personal and social habits that he believes are worth fighting for, even at the cost of blood and tears, which has made the history of the Jews for the last two thousand years a beacon of light to the nations […]
Continue readingAmidst all the turmoil in Israel and around the world today, it is time we took another look at the Woke agenda as it continues to overthrow existing values and societal norms. To do so, we need to go back to the eighteenth century, a time when societal norms were not only being challenged but, […]
Continue readingThe United States announced its withdrawal of its Carrier Battle Group from the Mediterranean while reassuring the region of its commitment to a naval presence in the area. The double play is on as Israel prepares to strike Hezbollah while containing Iran’s proxies in Syria. The Americans have no wish to be seen as partners […]
Continue readingThe last 200 years have seen the Jew liberated from the confines of the Ghetto and, in the preceding years, free to participate in the West’s golden years and yet, throughout, have carried within them the uneasy feeling that they are not quite accepted by their host countries. This uneasiness, which rational argument has failed […]
Continue readingKatzrin, nestled in the hills and valleys of the Golan, is a very Jewish story yet to be told. Like a thousand other towns around Israel, it is set for local elections now scheduled for January 30 and like all elections, it has its stress points and opposing opinions. Some of those opinions are very […]
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