It feels like deja vu, but it’s a real and recurrent pattern in Zionist history: when the Leftist establishment in Eretz Yisrael feels its hold on power being threatened by the Right, it abandons democratic principles and methods for Bolshevik ones.

In fact, one does not need to know the motive to know that, based on the medical evidence and the video, Amir could not have shot Rabin, and that Rabin had to have been shot in his car.

The Government of Israel is not based on the rule of law so much as on the rule of men. Abuse of power on the one hand, and failure to uphold the law on the other, is the norm of political life in Israel.

Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni Announced to President Shimon Peres that She Was Not Able to Form a Government. President Peres Will Begin a Round of Consultations with the Heads of the Knesset Factions

the current Israeli government refuses to do to Arab terrorists and their families what they are all too willing to do to their own Jewish citizens, who have not murdered anyone. And it seems, with an appetite. An appetite to destroy.

President Bush’s speech to the Knesset on the occasion of Israel’s 60th Independence Day celebration.

This is to be expected…we all wait with bated breath to see if Bush caves or stands on Israeli Independence Day this year.
Will George observe the Independence day celebrations in Jerusalem, or go to an Arab nakba riot in the Arab occupied territories of Israel?
Another interesting thing will be to see how much damage Olmert, [...]

The story of two boys, twenty year olds, both in the elite of elite army units, both from Rabbinical families, both living in Kiryat Arba, the Jewish neighborhood of Hebron.

by Nadia Matar
I dreamed a dream. I dreamed about a fly who understood human speech. In my dream I see the fly coming through a window into the Prime Minister’s residence, where it encounters Ehud Olmert and his guest, President Shimon Peres. This is the conversation between those two Israeli leaders:
Shimon Peres:
Listen, Ehud, Abu Mazen [...]

U.S. - Israel Joint Statement; April 30, 1996
The White House
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
April 30, 1996
U.S. - Israel Joint Statement; April 30, 1996
President Clinton and Prime Minister Peres have concluded two days of intensive discussions on a broad range of issues relating to the U.S. - Israeli relationship. Those discussions reflect the deep, [...]