Arabs fled from Jaffa in 1947, but have since come back with a vengeance in such ever-increasing numbers that police have a hard time keeping order there.

Police arrested only a handful of Arab cheerleaders and let the majority of the attackers escape. Instead of taking the necessary security measures, police forcibly evacuated Jews who were praying at the Western Wall.

Jewish religious law leaves no doubt about the proper punishment for natives who refuse to submit to Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel.

Of course Israeli Arabs hate the sight of Jewish soldiers, who oppress their brethren. The question is, why do Jews insist on integration with people who hate them?

If only Israel were indeed an apartheid state, but in the allegedly apartheid Israel, our Arab enemies serve in the Knesset.

Zahalka’s and Baradei’s trips to Israeli Apartheid Week events might be financed by the Knesset, like most MK’s trips.

Police stormed the Mount, but did not dare to enter the Arab shrine called Al Aqsa, where the rioters had retreated to.

Hamas and the PA condemned the actions of the Israeli police.

The crime was only made possible by Israeli refusal to expel the Arabs.

The Arab minority in Israel causes the vast majority of car accidents, which take more Jewish lives than the Intifada.

Wrong. Palestinian leaders are not stupid, and they understand that Israeli Arabs are their fifth column, a demographic time-bomb ticking underneath the Jews. They will fight Lieberman’s territorial exchange much harder than any other issue.

Israel’s only hope is to abandon the Arab towns unilaterally, just as Jordan abandoned the West Bank. There is nothing sacred about them being incorporated into Israel: the towns lie behind the 1948 armistice line rather than any internationally recognized border. If Israel can entertain abandoning the Golan Heights, which were annexed, we can even more easily abandon Israeli Arab towns that were never formally annexed at all.

The arrogance is breathtaking: Jewish teens give three years of their lives to defend our country against Arabs, and receive modest benefits in return. In the National Service, Israeli Arabs do nominal work for their communities for two years, get paid for that—and demand benefits. A trickle of about a thousand Arabs joins the National Service every year.

The National Service loophole was wrong to begin with, and must be closed.

Sixteen years after signing a peace treaty with Israel, 97% of Jordanians detest Jews. The situation has improved somewhat in Egypt; after 31 years at peace with Israel, only 95% of the population hates Jews.

Israeli Arabs are almost loyal: just 35% of them dislike their Jewish neighbors. Only half a million potential terrorists.

In nuclear Pakistan, Jews are resented by 78% of the population.

In Jordan and Egypt 56% and 52%, respectively, support Hamas. Among Palestinians, 44% support the terrorist group (the rest support Fatah, the second-largest terrorist group).

Israeli Arabs again proved loyal: only 21% support Hamas and 27% Hizbullah, which gives the terrorists only about 400,000 potential recruits.

Unless we expel them.

Police entered the Palestinian nest to arrest a few Arab criminals, but mostly to ensure the security of Jerusalem municipal workers who were due to enter Shuafat the next morning. The municipality maintains Shuafat’s infrastructure even though its workers fear for their lives when they enter the neighborhood.

Palestinian behavior regarding the municipality seems bizarrely self-destructive until we recall Rabbi Kahane’s words, “It was our [Arab] desert, and now it’s your garden.” Arabs will not sell their national pride for municipal services, and therefore we must expel them.

This behavior is normal for Arab MKs. Ahmed Tibi met with Arafat several times. After the Oslo negotiations started, he continued to meet with Arafat and Abu Mazen on behalf of Peres.

When the Israeli government openly negotiates with Syria over surrendering the Golan Heights—a high crime under Israeli law—it is somewhat hypocritical to prosecute Arab MKs for a lesser offense.

The PA Ministry of Education openly checks East Jerusalem students’ exam papers, even though Israel funds schools there.

This week, Palestinian officials met Norwegian diplomats in an official ceremony in East Jerusalem.

The Israeli government has de facto accepted Palestinian sovereignty over East Jerusalem, but wrongly resists Palestinian control over Israeli Arabs. That way, Israel will abandon East Jerusalem but accept the Arabs. It is far better to show on every occasion that Israeli Arabs fully belong to Palestine.

No amount of propaganda, though, would change the Arabs’ minds. It remains a simple fact that the land was once Muslim, and now belongs to Jews.

At a time when Jews are fighting international legal battles to build a few houses in disputed areas of Jerusalem, Arabs will get tens of thousands of building permits automatically. The High Court, which falls upon every Jewish house in the area, does not even want to hear cases about illegal Arab construction.

Silwan is an extremely important Jewish archeological site which, if the municipal plan goes into force, would definitely fall to the Arabs under any future peace treaty.

In an interview with Le Figaro, Nusseibeh ventured a new plan, which is what Rabbi Kahane argued all along: there must be a single state, and the Palestinians should have a right to stay in it with full personal, but no political rights.

Despite growing support for a single-state solution among Palestinian Arabs, the Israeli government is still bent on the two-state rhetoric.

If assembled properly, the pipe bomb might have blown up some Jews.

Arab gunfights usually leave no victims, as all parties shoot in the air lest the other party shoot at them. This pattern is typical both of village fights and Fatah-Hamas battles, which expend millions of rounds of ammunition with next to no casualties.

Jews incorrectly insist on treating Arab riots seriously, but they are likewise mere shows.

Israel’s Arab minority is responsible for the majority of traffic incidents, which take more Jewish lives than intifada.

And the Bedouins are our best Arabs.

Far from being racist, the employers simply know that Arabs and Ethiopians receive fictional diplomas. They often pass special exams and enjoy de facto affirmative action in Israeli universities.

The US spotted the ship, but allowed Israel to intercept it to avoid disrupting Obama’s dialogue with Tehran.

Technically, Israel’s actions constitute a blatant act of piracy, which once again testifies to the inapplicability of idealism and international law in time of war.

Hijacking a foreign ship for routine deliveries of small arms and Katjyusha rockets would be too much. The explanation lies in a terse official announcement that the cargo included anti-aircraft batteries “not seen in the region before.”

Justice is far more prompt for Israeli right-wingers, who merely resist police evicting their families.

The Jews had to use firearms to escape the Arab mob. Police are investigating the Jews.

The muezzin problem was once confined to predominantly Arab neighborhoods, so everyone thought that Jews were free to leave if they didn’t like their neighbors. But now the Arabs have begun to make their loudspeakers ever louder to drown out their neighbors’ speakers.

Police cannot hunt for the speakers because the Arabs often put them in windows just before prayer time and remove them promptly. There is no solution short of expelling the Arabs.

Misinterpreted as a sign of moderation, the Waqf’s satisfaction actually demonstrates its serious problems with Salah. A popular leader, Salah threatens Waqf’s authority on the Temple Mount. Waqf is glad to have the opportunity to neutralize Salah with Jewish hands.

The police were wrong to quash the riots. Instead, they should have been allowed to deteriorate into an uprising allowing us a pretext for expelling the Arabs.

Waqf is an official agency charged with maintaining the Temple Mount. While Jews think that Israel controls the place, Waqf is in fact a Jordanian organization. Israel likewise surrendered East Jerusalem de facto to the PA, which runs schools and issues building permits there while Jews pay for the schools and municipal infrastructure.

One figure in the report is worthy of mention: Israel draws 80% of the mountain aquifer’s water. The mountains are entirely in the West Bank, and will fall under Palestinian sovereignty, thus depriving Israel of precious water resources.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry immediately countered the report by saying that the Palestinians draw half their water unofficially; most of it is stolen from Israeli water pipes. Only a Jewish state could de facto legalize an enemy’s crime.

The police stormed the Temple Mount after security cameras showed the Arabs preparing rocks there to attack Israeli Jews and tourists. The Arabs responded with a hail of stones and firebombs.

Since storming Al Aqsa would be politically incorrect, police allowed the rioters to leave the compound unpunished.

Israeli Arab MKs condemned the brutal Israel police and the Jews who provoked those nice Arabs.
Rabbis see an abomination in ritually impure Jews ascending the Temple Mount rather than in Arabs hurling stones at Jewish police there.

The WSJ attributes the change to American pressure to minimize civilian casualties among the Palestinians. The reduced risk to our Palestinian enemies comes at the cost of further endangering Jewish soldiers.

It remains unclear why productive Jewish citizens of Israel should subsidize our enemies and squatters in the Promised Land.

Jordan threatened to expel the Israeli Ambassador if police stormed the Temple Mount to evict the rioters. Israel, which boasts the world’s fourth-strongest army, humbly acceded to the petty kingdom’s demands.

As part of the deal, Netanyahu made an explicit declaration that Israel is not digging under the Temple Mount, nor does she intend to. In our capital, at our holiest place, Jews do not conduct archeological work lest Muslims sensitivities be offended.

The Jews’ reason for preventing Arabs from suffocating each other with burning tires is unclear.

What is clear, though, is that the government welcomes low-level riots to prove to Israelis the necessity of divesting from Jerusalem’s Arab neighborhoods. Sharon applied the same tactics to Gaza, using terrorism there as an excuse for disengagement; after Israel’s evacuation, terrorism only increased.

Ibrahim’s efforts are minor compared to the government’s negligence, which allows more than 200,000 Palestinian and 20,000 African illegals to remain in Israel.

Conformist rabbis fear arrest, and confrontation with authorities in general, so they refrain from calling on Jews to pray on the Temple Mount despite the government’s ban.

The current round of Temple Mount clashes stems from the Israeli and Palestinian governments’ common interest in heating up the situation to thwart the peace process.

This time Israeli police are doing their utmost to avoid clashes. Instead of riot squads, the police are using helicopters to control the Arab throngs.

The Arabs heartily responded to Abbas’ calls to defend Al Aqsa. Unable to exert any positive influence on his brethren, Abbas competes with Hamas in militant rhetoric. Regrettably, Israel has no plans to demolish the Muslim abomination on our Temple Mount.

Israeli Jews are absolutely forbidden to pray at their holiest site—lest the Arabs be offended—but the restrictions are not normally applied to foreigners, so the Arabs took matters into their own hands.

Nice Jews never go that far, even when police drag us from the Temple Mount for attempting to pray at our holiest site.

This particular Arab has been arrested, but 1.5 million others remain free.

The government still criminalizes Avodah Ivrit, the movement to encourage Jews not to hire Arab workers.

The court did not tell the police how they are supposed to stop Arab thieves who refuse to obey their orders.

The cost of car insurance in Israel has gone through the roof because Arabs steal cars from Jews by the thousands and drive them unrestricted in the West Bank.

The Druze are rightly offended: in dozens of Arab villages nearby, hostile Arabs have built thousands of illegal houses, but the government avoids confrontations with them. It only cracks down on Jews and loyal Druze.

The Avodah Ivrit (Jewish Labor) movement does not want Arabs to be working here at all.

Religious Jews in Tzfat and Jerusalem are wary of Arab encroachment. Religious Jewish communities are overflowing, and their members seek housing nearby—but they encounter competition from Arabs, who are attracted by relatively low real estate prices near religious neighborhoods. Once a few Arabs settle in, the Jewish residents tend to leave the building, exposing entire districts to Arab encroachment.

Not only selling, but renting apartments to Arabs presents a similar problem to Jews.

Jewish law bans selling land to foreigners. Every Arab country bans real estate sales to Jews.