Posts Tagged ‘International law’

 

UNESCO, Gilad Shalit, & Iran – reflections of an orthodox Jew

editor 10 November 2011

by Sondra Oster Baras.. These past few weeks have included a number of significant events, seemingly unrelated, and yet all bear watching for their inevitable affect on current affairs in Israel. As we face the growing threats, we Jews in Israel will be drawing our strength upon our unique traits.We will hold on to our country and our land even as so many nations of the world seek to erase us as a people. We did not survive these many centuries to be too upset when we lose a popularity contest. We will fight for our survival and pray for G-d’s blessing and we can take comfort in the fact that He promised our eternal survival.  But, unique to Israel, we will take comfort in the fact that we are all in this together – that brother will fight for brother and mothers will protect children. We are one family and we will survive. (more…)

 

Obama’s Judenrein policy

editor 29 September 2011

By Giulio Meotti. The US president is abrogating the right of Jews to live wherever they want in Israel. By seeking to force Israel to cease building houses in Jewish neighborhoods of Jerusalem, Barack Obama is legitimizing the Islamist zeal for the eviction of 300,000 Jews who live in parts of Jerusalem that were illegally occupied by Jordan between 1948 and 1967. (more…)

 

Key European legislators oppose Palestinian Statehood bid

Tomas Sandell 28 September 2011

Sixteen key European legislators, among them the current Chairman of the European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee, Gabriele Albertini, have written an open letter to the United Nations. In the letter they urge the UN to reject the application for recognition of a unilaterally declared Palestinian state.
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Abbas and Netanyahu at the UN

AIJAC 28 September 2011

 The Palestinians submitted their formal application for full membership of the UN last Friday, and both Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Binyamin Netanyahu addressed the General Assembly. Following the speeches, the Quartet of the UN, the European Union, Russia and the US released a proposal for the resumption of negotiations. Israel has decided to accept the proposal, but the Palestinians seem likely to reject it. What are to make of all of this? Three analyses. (more…)

 

Why Jerusalem must not – and cannot – be divided

Andrew Tucker 23 September 2011

In the life of every nation and person, there are moments when we have to make decisions that determine the kind of person we are. For the nations of Europe, the decision they will make about a Palestinian State in the next week or so is just one of those defining moments. This is as moment of truth for Europe. There is much at stake – no less than the existence of the Jewish nation. (more…)

 

Drama at the UN – update

AIJAC 23 September 2011

As readers are aware, the UN General Assembly session for 2011 has begun in New York amidst considerable drama of various sorts. While the media focus has mainly been on the status of the Palestinian bid to gain UN recognition as a state, there’s a great deal more going on. This Update focuses on the various dramas occurring. (more…)

 

United Kingdom withdraws from Durban III

editor 15 September 2011

Nine of the UN’s 193 member nations have joined Israel in pulling out of Durban III, including Germany, the US, Canada, Italy, Austria, Australia, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands. British prime minister says it would be “wrong” to engage in events that in the past have shown displays of anti-Semitism. (more…)

 

A Question for Melanie Phillips

editor 14 September 2011

By Yoel Meltzer. Last night I had the pleasure of attending a lecture in Jerusalem by British journalist Melanie Phillips. In a world turned upside down where right is wrong and wrong is right, it was a pleasure to listen to this courageous and intelligent woman. (more…)

 

The West Bank distortions industry

Andrew Tucker 23 August 2011

By Missing Peace. A shocking tale about UNWRA’s involvement in the cognitive war against Israel.There is no shortage of claims about alleged Israeli human rights violations in the so called ’West Bank’. Most of these claims originate from Palestinian sources and NGO’s and are part of a disinformation campaign that aims to delegitimize Israel. (more…)

 

Give peace a chance

Tomas Sandell 23 August 2011

Most people, also supporters of Israel, are not aware of the legal rights of Israel under international law or about the consequences of a return to the 1948-1967 armistice lines which would place the Old City back under Arab control and make it a no-go zone for Jews, similar to the pre-1967 times. (more…)


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