Daily Archives: 11/21/2006

You’re welcome, Dean

I should charge an editor’s fee for this post. It’s about my post extolling the video that uses the late Rabbi Meir Kahane’s “Open Letter to the World.” I said in that post that even though it was written by … Continue reading

Posted in Bloggers, Terrorism | 34 Comments

Michael Richards Public Service Announcement

I would like to answer a question that many of you probably are asking today: No, Michael Richards is not Jewish. Michael Richards is not a Jew. As Cosmo Kramer in “Seinfeld,” Richards played one on TV. But he himself … Continue reading

Posted in Television | 14 Comments

Another bold step to the edge

Prominent anti-Syrian Christian politician Pierre Gemayel was assassinated in a suburb of Beirut on Tuesday, his party’s radio station and Lebanon’s official news agency reported. His fatal shooting will certainly heighten the political tension in Lebanon, where Hizbullah’s leading Muslim … Continue reading

Posted in Lebanon | 4 Comments

Kassam rockets: Getting deadlier

I’ve been pointing out that the kassam rockets are getting deadlier, and will continue to get deadlier, since the Philadelphi corridor is no longer patrolled by the IDF and the Egyptians turn a blind eye to smuggling. Yet another attack, … Continue reading

Posted in Gaza, Terrorism | 2 Comments

UN moron stoned in Israel

And yes, she was asking for it. The team received an angry reaction in Sderot in southern Israel Tuesday, just after Palestinian militants from the nearby Gaza Strip fired rockets into the town. A worker at a chicken slaughtering plant … Continue reading

Posted in Israeli Double Standard Time | 2 Comments

Gay rights in Israel: Yeah, we’ve got that

Israel’s Supreme Court has just ruled that the state must recognize gay marriage. That would make Israel, let’s see, um, the one and only state in the Middle East where being gay is not only not illegal, but now gays … Continue reading

Posted in Israel, Religion | 39 Comments

An open letter to John Le Carre

I must confess that John Le Carre is one of my favorite writers. His skill, style and language put him far above the pack of thriller writers and close to the top of the craft in general. That is, in … Continue reading

Posted in Miscellaneous, World | 4 Comments