Category Archives: Blasts from the past

The Diary of Iseema bin Laden

The diary of Iseema bin Laden was first published on December 4, 2001 Editor’s note: The original entries in the diary of Iseema bin Laden were smuggled out of Afghanistan several weeks ago, through Pakistan, and then to a source … Continue reading →

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Why I don’t have dogs

Why I don’t have dogs Continue reading →

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Talking to myself

The Yourish interview Continue reading →

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Reply to an Egyptian letter-writer

An Egyptian asks me why I am a Zionist Continue reading →

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Meirav was two

Tali Hatuel and her children were murdered by terrorists. The youngest daughter was two. Continue reading →

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A note about reruns

Folks, one of the things that is preventing me from putting some posts up is the amount of time they’ll take to convert. Link-heavy posts like “Meirav Was Two” are going to take a while to get to, even though … Continue reading →

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A No Israel Bashing-Zone

This weblog is a No Israel-Bashing Zone. Continue reading →

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The Master of Juvenile Scorn

In which I begin my reign as The Master of Juvenile Scorn™ Continue reading →

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The Exception Clause

Alex Bensky explains the truth about the world’s opinion of Jews Continue reading →

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Birth of a new category

Reclaiming the old archives Continue reading →

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