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Will Palestinian Reconciliation Lead to a Hamas Takeover of the PLO?

editor 13 January 2012

By Jonathan D. Halevi.. The groundwork for an historic change in the Palestinian arena was laid in Cairo at the end of December 2011. Mahmoud Abbas, chairman of the Palestinian Authority and leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Fatah movement, paved the way for a new partnership with Hamas and Islamic Jihad in running the affairs of the Palestinian people in the West Bank and Gaza and in representing all the Palestinian geographic communities. (more…)

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Hamas leader Haniyeh: Goal is destruction of Israel in stages – Abbas: Hamas agrees to ‘67 borders

editor 4 January 2012

By Itamar Marcus and Nan Jacques Zilberdik.. At a ceremony marking the 24th anniversary of the founding of Hamas, Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip Ismail Haniyeh said that Hamas may work for the “interim objective of liberation of Gaza, the West Bank, or Jerusalem,” but that this “interim objective” and “reconciliation” with Fatah will not change Hamas’ long-term “strategic” goal of eliminating all of Israel (more…)

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Arab Spring or Islamist Surge?

AIJAC 30 November 2011

By Benny Morris. Rioting in Tunisia and Egypt in early 2011 unleashed a tidal wave of unrest across the Arab world that was soon designated the “Arab Spring.” Enthusiasts in the West hailed a new birth of freedom for a giant slice of humanity that has been living in despotic darkness for centuries. But historians in 50 or a hundred years may well point to the 1979 events in Teheran – the Islamist revolution that toppled the Shah – as the real trigger of this so-called “spring” (which is looking more and more like a deep, forbidding winter). And the Islamist Hamas victory in the Palestinian general elections of 2006 and that organisation’s armed takeover of the Gaza Strip the following year probably signified further milestones on the same path. (more…)

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World Council of Churches: obsessed with Jewish sin

editor 6 October 2011

By Dexter Van Zile. The god that inheres in the WCC statements about the Middle East is obsessed with Jewish sin and scared to death of Muslim extremists. Such a craven and anti-Semitic god is not worthy of worship, but that is the god implicitly proffered by the WCC in its public witness about the conflict and about the region as a whole. (more…)

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If This is a Jew: Thoughts on Jewish Blood after Eilat

Andrew Tucker 19 August 2011

Silence. The West and Europe easily accept massacres of Jews and the unending waves of Kassam rockets, because Israel’s sins have to be washed away by Jewish blood. By Giulio Meotti (more…)

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After the “Arab spring”, Israel waits for the hot autumn

webmaster 8 June 2011

By Fiamma Nirenstein

The dialogue between the West and Islam has reached surrealistic tones, which have become clear during the recent G8 Summit under the supervision of President Obama, who boosted Europe’s concerns. The leaders at the meeting in Deauville announced their support for the Arab Spring and its consequent democratic change. According to our “Marshall Plan”, Tunisia and Egypt will receive between 20 and 40 million dollars.

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Did ‘Son of Hamas’ Mosab Yousef dupe Christian Zionists?

editor 17 May 2011

Israel Today: When Mosab Yousef, the son of a prominent Hamas leader, converted to Christianity and wrote a book chronicling his years of clandestine collaboration with Israeli security forces, he became a sensation among pro-Israel Christians in his adoptive homeland of America. But now, other former Palestinian terrorists-turned-Evangelical Christians are accusing Mosab of duping pro-Israel churches for his own personal profit or, worse, in order to negatively influence their view of the Jewish state. (more…)

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Facebook groups call for ‘3rd Intifada’ on May 15 – PRAYER NEEDED

editor 13 May 2011

By: ICEJ News

The IDF began moving additional forces into the West Bank on Wednesday ahead of threatened protests on May 15, the 63rd anniversary of Israeli independence (according to the Gregorian calendar) which Palestinians call “Nakba (Catastrophe) Day.” (more…)

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Goldstone repents – Israel is not as evil as we all thought

editor 4 April 2011

By Andrew Tucker. In an article published in The Washington, Richard Goldstone has acknowledged the shortcomings and inaccuracies of the “fact finding mission” and report which he chaired into the Gaza Cast Lead Post conflict in 2009. (more…)

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“Four years is too long!”

Henk Kamsteeg 13 September 2010

Gilad Shalit was only 19 years old when seven Hamas terrorists tunneled into Israel and fired a rocket-propelled grenade at an Israeli tank. (more…)

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