The corrupt Infrastructure Minister Ben-Eliezer joined the chorus of Jewish renegades calling to release the arch-terrorist Tanzim leader Barghouti. Israeli left often fell in love with jailed Palestinian terrorists whose determination those post-Zionist Jews admire.
Israeli government previously brought Arafat the terrorist from Tunis to cut a deal with him. After that failed, Israel supported Hamas against the Fatah-PLO. After that, too, failed Israel released Abbas to replace the thankfully dead Arafat. Now that Abbas failed, the leftists want to release Barghouti who cannot pass even their “judicial test” of having no Jewish blood on his hands, as he is sentenced for multiple murders. Barghouti’s son was wounded today in fighting between rival terrorist factions.
Ben-Eliezer frightens us to believe that unless Barghouti is freed and a Palestinian state is established, Israel would become a binational state. The crooked minister ignores the fact that regardless of whether a Palestinian state is established, Israel is already a binational state as Arabs constitute 34% of her young. But the binational problem has a biblically mandated solution: expulsion of Arabs rather than giving Arabs the Holy Land.
Which, of course, it is not holy to the likes of Ben-Eliezer.

As happens regularly, a dozen of Palestinian terrorists left a Fatah-run prison in Nablus where they are ostensibly jailed. Fatah radio urges them to return, as serving a nominal jail sentence is part of the amnesty deal they received for Israel. Fatah, concerned over the safety of its terrorists, welcomes them back to jail, promising better conditions.

Except, perhaps, almost a thousand of mid-range missiles with chemical, biological, and ICM warheads?

Jews protest a rare government order to demolish one of the tens of thousands of illegal Arab buildings, cite possible reciprocal harm by Arabs.

Palestinian “prime minister” means they live comfortably on the UN handouts, foreign aid, and Israeli tax transfers duly transferred to Gaza by Fatah government.

Chief negotiator Qurei announced to the visiting German anti-Semites (”supporters of peace process“).
So fine, we’ll keep Jerusalem and Fatah won’t have peace.

with a new set of incentives designed to bring Israeli emigrants back. They are even offered zero tax on overseas income, a commonsense issue in many jurisdictions but a very unusual thing for Israel. The campaign is doomed because who would want to return to Israel to receive 2-5 times lower wage than in America and risk his children in the politically correct fights with Palestinian terrorists where the IDF refuses to use firepower?
Arabs are 34% among Israel’s young.

After another alert sent 120,000 residents of Ashkelon into shelters, Public Security Minister Avi Dichter lambasted the apathetic Israeli public, underperforming IDF, and the unperforming government for doing really nothing about Palestinian terrorism.

Atheist Foreign Minister Livni criticized the court decision allowing sale of unleavened bread on Pesach - which overruled the divine prohibition - but decried religious influence in Israel. Her attitude is typical for post-Zionists: unable to develop an ideology of their own, they hijack emasculated religious doctrines.
For Livni, she said, absence of leaven on Pesach is a state’s symbol. Poor wretch.
The religious hypocrite Yishai of Shas Party criticized the court decision on hametz as threatening Israel’s Jewish identity. For Shas, disengagement of Gaza and evacuation of Judea and Samaria don’t threaten the Jewish identity.
Olmert, cynical as ever, called on Shas to refrain from cultural war over such a minor thing as a major commandment.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak refused the emergency status for Ashkelon, suffering from Grad-type rockets from Gaza. To declare emergency in a major Israeli city would put the establishment into an uncomfortable situation where it recognizes war and has to fight it. Shderot lives under emergency rule for months.

demanded by Rice and agreed upon by Barak.

in a village near Hebron because the mother-in-law didn’t allow the freedom-loving Palestinian woman to leave the house.

Farmers of Ein-Shlosha kibbutz in the Negev complain of the heavy flak jackets they have to wear in field as a protection against Palestinian marksmen firing from Gaza.