The affair is commonly known as “deporting the children,” though in fact it is their parents who are being deported.

But a more important issue went unnoticed. Several female lawyers contacted by the government refused to participate in the commission. Why? Obviously, the ultra-left graduates of Israeli law schools do not want any part in a commission meant to exonerate IDF.

Surely no charges of high treason will be filed against Ramon.

In practical terms, there was no harm done: tens of thousands of Palestinians cross into Israel illegally every week. What is notable is the leftists’ sense of immunity for their crimes.

History proved Orwell right. Terrorism became a liberation movement, while Israel has become an obstacle to peace, and an empty passenger boat on a military mission is called an aid ship.

But more importantly, Judaism has been reduced to mere ethics; the Torah’s “do no harm” rule and Jewishness came to equal universal values.

Back in 2008, Livni failed to create a government coalition to replace Olmert. She claimed at that time that she refused to give in to haredi blackmail: religious parties wanted extra funding for their constituencies.

Apparently, it was merely a misunderstanding. Livni had offered the haredim a huge increase in budget allocations over what they got under Olmert’s government. The amount was so huge that the haredim thought it would be their total budget rather than an additional amount, and they refused.

If Hitler were alive, he would be allowed to speak in Israel in the name of free speech.

Israel seems like the only country which does not recognize the failure of the Trotskyist “neither war, nor peace” approach to belligerent situations.

Huh? What kind of a Jewish state would grossly violate Jewish religious rules and have a one-third Arab population? Unilateral Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank won’t create “recognized borders,” and indeed Iran, our archenemy, recognizes no borders at all.

She decided to get back into politics by joining Huldai’s call to trash the haredim. According to Livni, haredi parties must be expelled from the government.

Would the lady be brave enough to urge the expulsion of Muslim parties from the Knesset?

The newspaper revealed that in the last year, the Knesset’s web site mistakenly published detailed minutes of deliberations on top-secret systems for the Defense Ministry. The web pages were soon removed, but they remained in the caches of search engines, available to potential spies. The Defense Ministry asked Israeli journalists to keep quiet about this matter so as not to attract enemy spies.

Haaretz defied the request and disclosed the sensitive leak.

Echoing the UN mob, Kam accused IDF of war crimes against Palestinians.

A pickpocket would be refused a plea bargain that allowed him to return the last stolen purse in return for immunity, but rules are different for leftist traitors.

Compounding the shame, Shabak complains that it does not know the whereabouts of the stolen documents. What? Go search the homes of the reporter Blau, his relatives, and Haaretz’s senior staff, as Shabk would have done in any regular case.

Instead of public figures asking Blau to return to stolen top-secret documents, the fellow should have been indicted immediately and his extradition sought from Great Britain. But the security establishment is afraid of leftist media.

During negotiations, Blau agreed to give up some 50 documents. Shabak then allowed this ultra-leftist to travel abroad even though he probably possessed  copies of Israel’s top-secret military plans. Granted, Shabak and the army exaggerate the documents’ importance, but documents do not receive “top-secret” marks for nothing.

Now it is clear that Blau hid hundreds more documents—perhaps thousands more. He still has not been arrested.

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

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

A rally of such magnitude would require about 100 buses and cost close to half a million shekels.