It took Lieberman’s Israel Beitenu ten years to achieve similar results.

The Arab is jailed together with Jewish criminals, who object to having bread in their building during Pesach.

Jews failed to expel the Muslims, and now have to deal with their human right to desecrate our religion.

The Supreme Court ordered moving a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem, but rabbis in the coalition are too powerful to succumb to a similar ruling. A new ER would cost 100 million shekels more than previously planned.

Visiting UN chieftain remained unconcerned that Jewish state needs fortified emergency rooms on Gaza periphery.

We provide them with free medical assistance, free water, almost free electricity, sporadically paid fuel, and absolve them of responsibility for their government’s actions.

The army allowed Palestinians to come dangerously close to Jewish village.

Two Arabs, one with pitchfork and another with broken bottle jumped on the opportunity to kill Jews. Incidentally, the soldiers saw and shot them.

In every country, agriculture is an economically inefficient occupation, and Israel is no exception. Farms receive free land and almost free water, yet they cannot compete with foreign producers with access to low-cost Chinese or Palestinian labor.

Instead of raising import duties to the detriment of consumers, as the Israeli agricultural lobby demands, the state should reduce its massive donations to farmers.

More than 10,000 Gazans entered Israel for medical treatment. Most of them, we may add, enjoyed free medical assistance implicitly paid for by Jewish patients.

Gaza remains the world’s largest recipient of foreign aid at approximately $1,100 per head annually.

Still, it is a bit odd for Jews to subsidize people who openly side with our enemies.

Netanyahu expressed his willingness to make “further concessions,” but not in Jerusalem. But what is the difference between Ramat Shlomo in Jerusalem and any settlement in the blocs? Why must residents of the settlements suffer from overcrowding, unable to enlarge their legally built homes or build new homes nearby for their children?

We can only dream of having an Israeli leader who would say flatly that we don’t need a peace treaty with the Palestinians, that we are not willing to make any concessions for that piece of paper, and that if the Arabs want it, we’re ready to study their concessions.

Arabs rioted in Burin, over something to do with a water-well dispute with local Jews. Just one Arab was killed with rubber bullet, and a second one may succumb to his wounds.

IAF struck six shacks in Gaza. As usual, the Jewish pilots were remarkably precise: only empty buildings were hit in densely populated areas, so that no Arabs would be killed.

Even in a minimalist reading, abandoning that construction would mean evicting 650,000 Jews from the areas settled after we repelled the Arab invasion in 1967.

All Israeli lands beyond the 1947 UN border are technically ‘occupied.’  Ban’s reading of history would leave Israel without the Western Wall and a third of the Jewish population living in the territories, which were occupied during the Independence War.

We fail to grasp why Ban remains unconcerned about the US occupation of Texas, New Mexico, and California. Nor did he tell the Russians anything about their occupation of Konigsberg or the Kuril Islands during his visit to Moscow.

Police banned (‘postponed’) a march by right-wingers in Silwan neighborhood of Jerusalem.

The only conceivable reason to ban construction in Ramat Shlomo is that it will be given away to a Palestinian state. If Ramat Shlomo is given away, the same thing will happen to other areas the Jews built up in Jerusalem. The total number of Jewish evictees in Jerusalem will thus reach 260,000.

The Quartet would make the Nazis proud.

What nonsense. The Israeli-Arab conflict is the best thing America has in the Middle East. Arabs need the US only because it controls their nemesis, Israel. By arbitrating the Israeli-Arab conflict, America maintains its role in the Middle East. By pushing Israel to make concessions America can extract concessions from the Arabs for itself.

And of course America’s seven-year-long war in Iraq does not hurt its relations with the Arabs.

Peres defended the Ramat Shlomo construction because the district is “basically Jewish,” and non-negotiable.

The army investigates soldiers for misconduct, but none of their Palestinian attackers will be punished.

Guess what the Arabs will do the next time they see an unarmed Jew.

With everyone pushing Israel, perhaps it is time for Israel to offer to mediate between Russia and Japan on the return of the occupied Kuril Islands.

If only Israel could break that bond and conduct policy independently.

Overall, about half of Israeli youth remain sane and reject the Arabs’ right to vote the Jewish state out of existence.

The plan is nonsense. Millions of tourists come to China annually, but none of them supports the communist regime. Apartheid South Africa was a major tourist destination, but suffered condemnation and sanctions. If anything, the tourists would support internationalizing Jerusalem.

It takes a psychiatrist to understand the Jewish longing to be loved by others.

Most of the Arabs wore masks, which will make it difficult to identify them in court.

A crowd of criminals who defy law-enforcement officers and purposely evade identification is an enemy formation, but the police shrunk from shooting at the crowd, possibly out of fear of prosecution. Arabs know that rioters usually go unpunished, so they engage in riots as national sport.

The riots are instigated by the Islamic Movement, an official organization which the Israeli government refuses to ban despite decades of incitement.

Those who think that the Arabs would be satisfied with East Jerusalem might learn from the fact that the current round of riots was caused by the renovation of the famous Hurva synagogue in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem.

As usual, the actual cost will greatly exceed the projected amount.

The White House is demanding a construction freeze in extremely rude terms. The current crisis is attributable to the scheming Israeli president. Peres expected that Obama would force Netanyahu to formally abandon the construction, and that this decision would provoke a coalition crisis. Netanyahu, accordingly, would have to bring Kadima into the government to prevent it from falling apart, and Kadima would push for further concessions to the Palestinians.

Six years ago, police staged a provocation against the militant Jews of Yitzhar: an Arab was allowed to steal goats and police arrested the Jews who caught him for assault.

The government demonstrates its contempt for religious Jews by settling them in inhospitable areas, and atheist Jews demonstrate theirs by protesting the neighborhoods of haredim but not those of Arabs.

Ouda lived in the Palestinian capital, which is allegedly controlled by Abbas’ US-trained police.

While the EU is busy condemning Israel for imagined war crimes, every day Palestinians try to set Jewish cars and buses on fire.

For years, Egypt has run a low-profile military nuclear program. It cannot afford nuclear inferiority to Iran.

As in Bushehr, Egypt can use its reactor to harvest plutonium for nuclear bombs.

No Palestinian leader can forfeit his people’s right of return. A peace treaty with Israel is impossible, but a Palestinian state can be established de facto through agreements on specific issues with Israel, which would leave the right of return unresolved.

It remains a mystery why Clinton did not instead push Abbas to accept the plans. Everyone understands that they won’t be carried out for years, if ever. Abbas is hugely dependent on US aid and political support. The PA is a burden on the US, while Israel is an ally.

So why push Netanyahu?

The dog-bites-man news stories were not as prominent in the media: Arab children hurled rocks at Jewish police in Ras el Amoud, near Jerusalem.

That would be another witch-hunt, much like Ariel Sharon’s criminalization of dissent over the disengagement from Gush Katif. The construction moratorium is merely a government decision—an illegal one at that—and not a law. Its violation cannot be a crime.

If Jews are indicted merely for violating building codes, why do hundreds of thousands of Israeli Arabs who do likewise remain at large?

This, however, is a Jewish country. If not life, then at least death here is governed by Jewish law. The boy had no religious affiliation in his ID papers. He was born abroad and adopted in Israel. The rabbis reasonably doubted his Jewishness.

The West Bank, to all purposes, is under sovereign rule by the PA regime, which rejects even the talk of peace with Jews. Why allow any migration from there to Israel at all? As Rabin said, close the border and let them kill each other like spiders in a can. Let them enjoy independence.

IAF bombing raids are ludicrous: there is no conceivable reason to bomb two tunnels out of 400. More importantly, IAF bombs them in such a way as to minimize Palestinian casualties. Since IAF refrains from bombing the Egyptian end of the tunnels, smugglers run there when they are attacked and survive.

Egypt employs the more fearsome tactic of flooding the tunnels and killing the smugglers, which frightens them greatly and drives many people out of that business.

The rabbis are not monsters. Rather, they deeply mistrust the secular legal system—for good reason—and are not willing to give up one of their own for prosecution by atheists.

A possible solution to the problem of the religious community protecting its scoundrels from secular prosecution would be to allow rabbinical leaders criminal jurisdiction over their members.

The sergeants, who naturally wanted to live, forced Palestinian teenagers to open boxes that had possibly been booby-trapped by their elected Hamas government during the 2009 war in Gaza.

There is not the slightest doubt that the soldiers did the right thing according to Jewish religious law.

Abbas explained his refusal by citing the alleged Israeli plans to build in Ramat Shlomo.

Of course, the terrorists have a right to refuse the negotiations, which are futile, anyway. But why does the Israeli government continue tax transfers to support his regime?

Biden, who demanded a contiguous Palestinian state yesterday, called Israel America’s best friend today.

UNHCR also confirmed that the majority of illegals come from Eritrea. The UN people failed to come to the obvious conclusion: the Eritreans are not refugees.

Now that the Sudanese government has signed peace with the Darfur rebels, Sudanese immigrants in Israel have lost any claim to refugee status, and must be deported immediately.

As usual, Biden called on Israel to take “bold steps” toward peace—that is, offer still more staggering concessions to our sworn enemies.

Like everyone else in the world, Biden condemned Israeli construction plans in Ramat Shlomo, Jerusalem. Unveiling the plan on the date of Biden’s visit to Israel could hardly be a coincidence as the government claims, but is more likely a well-deserved slap in his face.

Having cleansed their continent of Jews, the Europeans are now helping the Middle East to follow suit. This is not a joke. Jews thought that the world would satisfy itself by massacring Jews in Europe. No, the solution they mean for us is really final.

The parliament was sharply divided between right and left. Practically all the conservatives opposed the resolution. Regrettably, the Israeli government cannot bring itself to establish special relations with European ultra-right groups, preferring to rely instead on the traditional leftist partners who have now embraced the Palestinian side.

Religious parties oppose a provision of the bill which authorizes any three local rabbis to form a band and start authorizing conversions. Such an arrangement would encourage prospective converts to shop for the most lenient rabbis—who would be in no short supply.

The bill, sensibly enough, closes the conversion loophole to illegal immigrants, who would of course convert for economic reasons. That provision will be opposed by leftists, who love the illegals.

In any case, very few people want to convert. Since the state is not practically Jewish, they are comfortable with their current religious status.