A hundred Israeli victims of Palestinian terror filed a case in Los Angeles against Bank of China which for years maintain Hamas and Hezbollah accounts and allowed the terrorist organizations to withdraw millions of dollars in cash. Yet, the US Administration shows no intent of sanctioning China for money laundering or state sponsorship of terrorism.
But the Administration reneged on its earlier promise to take North Korea off the terrorist sponsor list for the very same financial operations.
Israel, for her part, conducts negotiations with Syria, a state sponsor of both Hamas and Hezbollah.

After a quarrel with their company commander, 13 soldiers of the elite Givati Brigade left the army base. Their commander followed them to a bus stop, pleading with them to return. Unmoved, the soldiers took a bus to Tel Aviv. Thereafter, a battalion commander followed the bus on his army jeep and also pleaded, again to no avail.
The relations in Jewish army are uniquely friendly.

Shouldn’t they fast?

in the wake of “Israeli threats.” After Hezbollah threatened major retaliation for Mughniye, Olmert announced that Israel would now treat the entire Lebanon as a proper target since Hezbollah controls Lebanese government.
The United States gives Egypt $1.4 billion a year in aid.

Lebanon is the major voice behind the right of return. Naturally, Lebanese don’t want the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians around.
During his visit to Beirut, Abbas promised to fight for their return.

to placate both Americans, Georgians, and Russians.
Of course, residents of Sderot need no humanitarian aid. Months ago, the government allocated Holocaust survivors $20 each, citing strained budget.

After the British-Jewish foreign minister decided to visit Ukraine in his efforts to build anti-Russian coalition, a major Ukrainian ammunition warehouse on the border with Russia was set on fire. 200 million pounds of explosives near Kharkov will continue detonating into September.

Current German leaders were too young to join Holocaust, so they have to settle for something simpler.

Such support discredits Russian claims that it supplies no weapons to the terrorist organizations.

Safuri, 20, and Khalil, 19 are exemplary Israeli citizens and good students. They assembled a cache of weapons and were preparing to murder various Jews they disliked.

at 5.9%. Olmert’s results are better than Netanyahu’s.

despite Israel bowing down to every Russian demand, including the giveaway of major land plot in Jerusalem and ceding arms supply to Georgia.

Adham Lubada of the peace-loving Fatah continued his trade of bomb-making in Schem.

Incited by Jewish and foreign ultra-leftists, Arabs protest border demarcation (separation barrier) for months. Niilin is a hub for illegal migration into Israel, where sometimes tens of thousands of illegal workers cross each day into Israel to be picked mostly by building contractors. Niilin villagers protest Israel closing the border loophole.

Jeff Halper, a radical who sailed from Cyprus to Gaza, received Palestinian passport from Hamas authorities before entering Israel.

DEA seeks Itzik Abergil for supplying significant amounts of drugs into the US. Israel will extradite Abergil despite the professed policy of trying Jews at home.
Hardly any word of compassion is due to Abergil brothers, but on the other hand, neither Jews nor Americans benefit from replacing Israeli suppliers with the Colombian ones.

Lindenstrauss dug out an old 2004 Aquaria affair where a group of corrupt American businessmen sought Israeli government’s funding for a moribund amusement park project near Eilat. Olmert, sure enough, pushed for the Aquaria - but so did other ministers, particularly of Tourism, Internal Affairs, and Israeli Lands Administration.

When Fatah-affiliated teachers’ union in Gaza went on strike, Hamas announced a lockout and replaced them when its own loyalists.
Next time when Israeli teachers go on one of their regular strikes, the Hamas example should be considered.

in Gush Etzion to protest the Defense Ministry’s plan to hand the place over to Arabs. Technically, Barak agreed to allowing Arabs into the base’s “outer part”, but once there they will control the inner part, too.
The base overlooks the road to Jerusalem’s Har Homa and Gush Etzion settlements, and the Arabs there can easily cut off the settlers.

IAF purchases an undisclosed material to quickly repair bombed runways. Apparently, this is just fiberglass-reinforced plastic sheets to cover the bomb craters after filling them with debris.
Such preparations are only practical in the face of Syrian threat, as the enemy accumulated about one thousand mid-range missiles which cannot realistically be countered by Israeli defense if launched in salvos.