A Love Letter to Marilyn
This isn’t a column. It’s a love letter. The object of my affections is Marilyn (she wants me to keep her last name our little secret), a grandmother from a small New England town. Last Chanukah, like all […]
Category Archives: Terrorism
CNN’s Day of Disaster
In my innocence, I tuned into CNN today at 12:15 Israeli time (in case Rick Davis would like to double-check the facts I’m going to give now). To my incredulous shock and horror, I found myself viewing 15 […]
Islam’s Other Voices
The following , issued by the Moslem religious leaders of Italy, its true scholars of Islam, is an amazing document which clearly shows the immoral desecration of the true Moslem faith by the present Palestinian leadership. We are […]
Beautiful Young Faces
The morning after two young boys out walking in the clean air of Judea, were taken, their skulls smashed, their bright, young faces crushed with stones so that even their mothers could not recognize them; the morning after […]
If CNN had reported Pearl Harbor the way they report the Middle East …
PEARL HARBOR (Hawaii) – December 7, 1941 US Navy officials reported earlier today that a number of Navy warships in the American settlement of Pearl Harbor were suddenly discovered to be sinking. Unnamed sources blamed the incident on […]
The Jewish Lesson
In the book of Genesis, G-d tells Abraham: “And through you will all the nations of the earth be blessed.” I’ve often wondered about that blessing we Jews are supposed to bring the world, and how it will […]
Do the Palestinians Deserve a State?
It has become axiomatic since Oslo that there is a Palestinian people, and that they are oppressed and disenfranchised and deserve to express their national identity through a state of their own. This state is to be housed […]
An Open Letter to CNN
I’ve been putting this talk off for some time, because I’d hoped things would change, but now I’ve reached the end of my tether. I have to talk to you seriously about CNN. When it was just a […]
Giving Politicians a Job They Can Do
Once again, a terrorist attack. The dead and dying are in the streets. “I’m sick of it,” Fuad (Benjamin Ben Eliezer) says with admirable feeling and conviction to a television reporter. “Sick of giving condolences to the families […]