The Arab told his Jewish girlfriend that he was a Jew. Arabs often do just that because they look similar to Jews and speak Hebrew better than many Jews. After realizing that the Arab had lied to her, the girl complained to the police.

The court shrouded its ruling in political correctness, citing another part of the deception: the Arab allegedly told her that he was interested in marriage. This is transparent nonsense, as the couple had sex minutes after meeting each other.

Rabbi Kahane was denounced as racist when he recalled Rambam’s halacha on harsh punishment for Jews caught in relationships with non-Jews.

Left without his FM portfolio, Lieberman would likely leave the government and distance himself from its defeatist policies, which he has until now embraced. Unless he is indicted, Lieberman will be the only significant right-wing politician in the next elections who is untainted with defeatism.

Liar, liar… Everyone knows he won’t demolish more than a few of the Arab buildings there—if any—and that these demolitions will amount to no more than a drop in the sea of thousands of Arab houses which the Israeli Supreme Court has condemned to demolition due to gross violations of building codes. The total number of illegal structures in East Jerusalem runs in the tens of thousands.

Netanyahu, accordingly, received carte blanche for another year of defeatist policies. The country’s fate was decided by 0.04% of its voters.

The change to Likud’s charter, which is opposed by Moshe Feiglin’s supporters, would delay internal elections, possibly bringing the liar Netanyahu down.

Bibi knows that his chances of winning Likud elections are slim after he gave in to Obama’s demands on East Jerusalem and allowed Iran to go nuclear.

* The defeat relates to the fact that Netanyahu knows he would lose primaries in his own party, and therefore tries to postpone them.

The Arabs insisted that the West Bank be called “occupied territories,” as indeed Israeli media call it. Landau wanted them to be called, “territories under occupation.”

Lieberman has introduced a refreshing tone into Israeli diplomacy: it is no longer diplomatic. After Erdogan’s speech in Lebanon, the Israeli FM accused him of “tongue-lashing,” an offensive phrase unthinkable to career diplomats.

Not anymore. In talks with Pharaoh Mubarak, Netanyahu agreed to include the Jordan Valley in peace negotiations with Palestinian Arabs. He also promised to discuss partitioning Jerusalem.

The implication is that Netanyahu expects across-the-board condemnation of his move from his own party.

It is common for Israeli prime ministers to renege on their electoral promises.

Whether Teitel is guilty or not, whether he is a Shabak agent or an honest Jew, is irrelevant. What matters is that he is accused of actions which many people on the right have quietly urged for years—and few Jews have dared to do.

Jewish terrorism against Arabs is no less efficient than Arab terrorism against Jews: it is a reasonable means to an important political end.
Jewish terrorism against ultra-leftists is an expected response to the campaign of terror and incitement ultra-leftists are waging against settlers.
And while we welcome Christians as good friends, missionary activity in the Land of Israel is unacceptable.

It is good to know that Teitel got an attorney from Honenu, a charity which defends right-wing Jews in Israeli courts.

Israeli dignitaries competed with each other in rhetorical nonsense. According to Peres the murderer, Rabin united the country during wartime (he blacked out for the entire duration of the 1967 war) and peacetime (no event was ever so divisive as the Oslo Accords).
Netanyahu praised Rabin’s military genius. Indeed. As Uri Milstein details in his biography of Rabin, the moron transported an unexploded shell in his train luggage and ran from the battlefield at Jerusalem, leaving his soldiers to die.

And of course, none recalled publicly the real reason why Peres killed his nemesis. At some point, Rabin began wavering over further concessions to the PLO and declared in his last Knesset speech that the Jordan Valley must remain in Israeli hands and a Palestinian state must not be formed. That attitude made him more valuable as a martyred peace hero than as a living politician.

Zeevi was murdered by Fatah Arabs under very strange conditions, which strongly suggests the involvement of Shabak. Zeevi’s guard left his side just before the assassination.

The mastermind behind Zeevi’s assassination is to be freed in the Shalit exchange.

Police did not believe the Arab’s confession and detonated the phone, just in case.

Rahat is the only Bedouin city in Israel (all the others are villages), and has long been a criminal nest, off-limits to Jews.

The US Administration aims to bring down Netanyahu’s government by placing him in pincers: Kadima is encouraged by American support, and Likud is discouraged by Bibi’s concessions to Obama.

Somewhat childishly, the letter promised death to Shamni’s family, but went on to predict his eviction after the authors take power in the state.

Halacha leaves no doubt that Shamni indeed must be executed, like anyone else who abandons any piece of land which Jews control. Sanhedrin is unnecessary for the judgment: during emergencies, community rabbis are entitled to pronounce death sentences on those who endanger the Jewish masses. No such honest rabbi had arisen yet.

Arguably, the actions of Shamni & Co. fall even under milhemet mitzva, the obligatory war commandment: regardless of the Sanhedrin, kings, or rabbis every Jew has an individual obligation to go to war when the enemy wants to take away any land that we hold.

We don’t know what is so Jewish about an Israel which violates Shabbat, Pesach, Yom Kippur, and every conceivable commandment. As for democracy—the Arabs’ right to change the country’s flag to green—we reject it.

The problem is, Netanyahu isn’t bombing Iran, either. And why mix the two things? We would support a government which bombs Iran, but need not unite around someone who evicts Jews from the hilltop communities.

Netanyahu cynically uses the Iranian threat to push Israelis into obedience to his treacherous policies.

Afterwards, Netanyahu will fly to Amman to meet Jordan’s king Abdullah. Even such a petty ruler cannot be summoned to Jerusalem for negotiations.

The Arabs are peddling to Netanyahu a new peace plan, which places Jerusalem under UN control for Arab use. Israel would thus be the first nation in history to win all its wars and cede its core territory to its enemies.

The problem is that it all hinges on one man, Netanyahu. If he accepts the peace plan, the Likud MKs wil join him. With the support of leftist and Arab MKs, they will easily ratify the capitulation treaty.