This is terrible and heartbreaking. And yet inevitable: The IDF cleared for publication on Friday evening that, during combat in Shejaiya, the IDF mistakenly identified three Israeli hostages as a threat. As a result, the troops fired toward them and … Continue reading →
It’s a strange combination. Aside from the US, we have Austria and Lithuania, two countries extremely cognizant of the Holocaust; Czechia; two Latin American countries, Guatemala and Paraguay; Liberia; and three Micronesian republics. That’s it. Twenty-three other countries abstained, but … Continue reading →
Naama Levy was the young woman last seen in a video, being dragged away by terrorists and with the crotch area of her pants bloodied. Here is some slightly encouraging news, courtesy of the freed hostages: In addition to all … Continue reading →
There are some things that should have long been obvious to anyone who has taken a close and thoughtful look at them. One is the leftist takeover of almost every university; with concomitant moral relativism, double standards on free speech … Continue reading →
In other war news, a hostage rescue attempt has failed, Israel reports: Two Israel Defense Forces soldiers were seriously wounded in a failed attempt to rescue hostages held by the Hamas terror group in the Gaza Strip overnight, the army … Continue reading →
A nightmare is different than an anxiety dream, although the latter is bad enough. But whereas an anxiety dream makes a person feel uneasy, a nightmare transports the dreamer into a world of pure evil in which the sleeper feels … Continue reading →
Remember what Osama bin Laden said: “When people see a strong horse and a weak horse, by nature they will like the strong horse.” That is especially true in the Middle East. The Biden administration has been perceived as a … Continue reading →
I can only guess at an answer to that question, but I think it’s not just as simple as “Hamas broke the agreement and Israel got fed up.” Those things are true, but I’ve noticed a few more that might … Continue reading →
This free documentary on the death of George Floyd and all its ramifications is well worth watching. Most readers of this blog probably know everything, or nearly everything, in it. But it’s still a good reminder. Also, a link could … Continue reading →
Riots in Dublin: The most riot police in Irish history were deployed to deal with Thursday’s street violence in Dublin, the country’s justice minister has said. Helen McEntee praised the police response to a riot which began following a knife … Continue reading →
This could have easily been predicted: The Associated Press reports that Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, was stabbed by another inmate at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Tucson. In a statement that does … Continue reading →
Some supposed Israeli collaborators have been lynched by the West Bank crowd: Two alleged collaborators were publicly hung before a cheering crowd with so many cell phones held high you’d think you were at a rock show. The bodies were … Continue reading →