In the ongoing campaign to keep Katzrin Jewish, the upcoming municipal election is taking on—an importance beyond the everyday issues of a municipal election. There is a stark difference between the two major candidates for Mayor. Current Mayor Dimi Apartsev has an open-door policy for all. Under his watch, he has increasingly seen hundreds if […]
Continue readingRepublican Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has reopened the debate on American aid to Israel. He has set a potential date should he go all the way to the Whitehouse to phase out US aid to Israel by 2028. The aid package is worth US$3.8 billion annually to the Jewish State. I agree with Ramaswamy. American […]
Continue readingThe very moment I finished writing yesterday’s article, a news flash appeared on my screen. Announcing another Jewish victim of Arab hate. Preschool teacher Batsheva Nigri, 42, mother of three children, was shot and killed before her 12-year-old daughter’s eyes, while another victim Arey Gottlieb was in serious condition from gunshot wounds. The murderer has […]
Continue readingFollowing on from yesterday’s article ‘Identifying The Enemy. Israel Set Free!‘ Israel awoke to another malicious act of violence perpetrated by Arabs against Jews. It’s still unknown how the Jewish occupant of the car found himself in the Arab village of Turmus Aya south of Shilo on Sunday evening. Within minutes his car was engulfed […]
Continue readingArabs murdered two more Jews in the town of Huwara in Northern Shomron on Shabbat. Shai Nigerker, 60 and his son Aviad Nir, 28, from Ashdod, were shot to death by Arab assailants who had been alerted to Jews being in the town by Arab workers. This raises the question of who is the enemy […]
Continue readingIsraelis will vote on October 31 in Municipal elections. Likewise, Katzrin capital of the Golan will select a new council and Mayor for the next four years. In the ongoing campaign to ‘Keep Katzrin Jewish, ‘ it’s imperative to understand the Arab vote, who they vote for, and why. In a previous article, Think Global […]
Continue readingAs Australia slowly emerges as a player on the world stage, it’s succumbing to virtue signalling at every turn. Currently, its political class are locked in a battle for the country’s soul, whether it be the referendum to promote a virtual state within the state by creating an Aboriginal parliament with review-like powers that make […]
Continue readingEuropean Intelligence Agencies sounded the alarm bell this week in their assessment that Iran is on the verge of testing its first nuclear bomb. No surprises there. Israel’s Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has warned the world of Iran’s nuclear ambitions for years, falling mainly on deaf ears. While the Americans and Europeans have chosen to […]
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