President Hussein Obama’s Hamas allies in Gaza are a breed apart. The US, EU, Quartet and UN are all strategically silent while the violent Hamas regime in Gaza seizes more than a quarter of a million dollars from a local bank. Hamas is a staunchly religious Muslim group that also engages in the practice of […]
Monthly archives: March 2010
Let my people stay
Pesach – Passover – is celebrated today. This is the time Jews the world over celebrate the exodus from Pharaoh’s slavery in Egypt and freedom in the Jewish land, Israel. Then the slogan was “Let my people go!” Things sure are different today. Full credit to a superb cartoonist who has his finger right on […]
Is Homer Simpson more objective than Hussein Obama is?
When presidential candidate Hussein Obama needed votes to secure what is arguably the most powerful position in global politics, he had no hesitation in visiting Jerusalem. Today, however, secure in his position for the next couple of years at least, he has no need for Jewish – or indeed democratic – support and has gone […]
Peace in our time
Finally, peace is in the offing in the Middle East. And it’s all thanks to Barack Hussein Obama. The man who took the presidency of the United States and turned it into an agency of the AIF. The AIF? That’s right. The Arab Intransigence Front. Did I say “peace”? Sorry, I meant “change”. The AIF […]
Obama’s intifada
Obama’s intifada continues to harvest lives Barack Hussein Obama may nominally be the president of the United States of America, but he is increasingly behaving like the representative of some particularly hard-line Islamist regime in the Middle East. It may explain why he signally fails to impose a single demand on the Palestinian Arabs. There […]
The EU goes to school and learns nothing
Catherine Ashton is high representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and vice president of the European Commission. At considerable public expense (she and her extensive retinue are funded by European taxpayers), she recently traveled to the Gaza Strip on what she termed was a mission “to see whether European assistance […]
A composite view of the Middle East
Take a look at the state of play from the vantage points as far apart as Scandinavia, the USA, and inside the Middle East itself. A Finnish blogger, KGS of Tundra Tabloids, brings this story of how Church organizations in Finland and Sweden routinely engage in spine-chillingly anti-Semitic trips that are funded partly by the […]
Brazening it out
This business of occupation and settlement isn’t all it appears to be. There’s a whole lot more to it that many countries, national leaders, religious movements and ethnic groups would prefer not to talk about – while they continue to point the finger of blame at the Jewish state of Israel. (With thanks to Yaakov […]
Silence and condemnation
Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10007. More specifically, 250 Greenwich Street. It’s where the World Trade Center used to stand. The street is going to be renamed. Its new name: Osama bin Laden Plaza. You may not have heard about this. No international protests. No public demonstrations about the unsuitability of naming the site after […]
Strange priorities
You’re at work. A murderer from the next town breaks into your home, slaughters your entire family and while he is in the process of breaking into your neighbour’s home to continue on his rampage, the police arrive. The murderer resists arrest, starts shooting at the officers and is himself killed in the exchange of […]