Daily Archives: 03/31/2008

Call for topics and comments

I’ve noticed a rather deafening silence here lately, a trend that has been going on for quite some time. Do you all just not want to comment, or are you waiting for me to say something different and new? ‘Cause … Continue reading

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Must-see TV

A Sky News reporter interviewed Khaled Mashaal, the man voted most likely to meet a Hellfire missile if he shows his face in a place where the IDF can target him. Carl in Jerusalem has the link; he deserves the … Continue reading

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Terror returns as checkpoints are removed

The first terror attack occurring in an area where checkpoints were removed resulted in the death of the terrorist. A Palestinian who was trying to stab two Israeli hitchhikers was shot dead by one of his intended victims. One of … Continue reading

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Haveil Havalim #160: The waffle edition

Haveil Havalim #160 is up at Life In Israel with an excellent sampling of the best of the Jewish/Israel blogosphere of the past week. Of note are posts about the “burqa babes,” the seven samurai and how Judaism is like … Continue reading

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It’s hard to be humble

AP publishes a press release for Hamas: Exiled leader: Hamas might is ‘humble’. Khaled Mashaal told The Associated Press in an interview Sunday at his office in Damascus that Hamas’ military capacity is “humble.””The enemy is exaggerating it in an … Continue reading

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Olmert caves

Gee, no way this can go wrong: Under the plan that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announced, Israel will remove about 50 roadblocks and upgrade checkpoints to speed up the movement of Palestinians through the West Bank. The Israelis also … Continue reading

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