The army investigates soldiers for misconduct. None of Palestinian attackers will be punished.

Guess what the Arabs will do the next time they see an unarmed Jew.

While the EU is busy condemning Israel for imagined war crimes, every day Palestinians try to set Jewish cars and buses on fire.

The Arab, of course, was arrested for a different reason: he participated in an attack on IDF soldiers in 2007. Such offenses are taken seriously, and the Arab was duly arrested. Attacks on Israeli civilians are treated as a less serious crime.

The Arab does not belong in jail. He is not a criminal but an enemy fighter, who can be interned or—preferably—killed on sight.

His terrorist status is questionable: though in civilian clothes, he attacked a soldier on a military mission.

Ramallah police are trained by the EU, rather than the US.

Since the Arab did not succeed in murdering the Jew, he will sit in a comfortable jail cell for two or three years, after which he will be released in a prisoner exchange, a hero to his friends and recipient of a Fatah pension.

And no joke, they are good Arabs who are honestly fighting the people who took what they think of as Arab land.

Meanwhile, other Palestinian freedom fighters hurled stones at an Israeli car not far from Ramallah, wounding a Jewish woman.

But why would Al Qaeda need to infiltrate Israel through Eritrea if there are 1.5 million potential terrorists living right here among us?

Within two years he will be out of jail, a hero to his friends, with a Fatah sinecure waiting for him.

When our forefathers Simon and Levi became concerned with the indecent behavior of some of the residents of Schem, they killed its entire male population, and so solved the trouble.

In a routine incident today, IDF arrested two Palestinian youngsters armed with knives, who meant to stab Jewish worshipers in the same cave. No news.

Of the three terrorists, one had recently been released from an Israeli jail, and another had been pardoned.

IDF promptly dispatched the Arab murderers to paradise. The order to kill instead of arresting is part of a shift in the Israeli security establishment, which has grown wary of prisoner exchanges.

Palestinians glorified the murderers and condemned the PA, which reportedly shared intelligence with IDF.

Unlike many Arabs who stab Jews, these kids have no chance of getting out of jail early.

What they did is undoubtedly ugly, but essentially similar to the anti-Arab terrorism of Menachem Begin and Yitzhak Shamir. Only in a schizophrenic state does one pair of kids go to jail for the same actions that eventually propelled another pair to the prime ministry.

Such attacks on policemen are routine for a single reason: the Jews did not heed the Torah’s commandment to expel the Arabs.

Raanana is a nice neighborhood in central Israel. Could it be that the Arabs want not only Judea and Samaria, but also Tel Aviv?

First, Teitel is charged with killing two random Arabs in 1997. But the choice of Arabs! If Teitel indeed shot an East Jerusalem cab driver, why would he choose a shepherd for the second target? Killing another cab driver or a random Arab passerby would be much easier than risking discovery and capture by looking for an Arab shepherd in Hebron Hills.

Teitel also confessed to planting a bomb at Sternhell’s residence—which, it seemed at the time, was a blatant attempt to frame the right.

Teitel was allegedly behind the attack on a messianic family in Ariel. There are several anti-messianic groups in Israel, and Teitel, not an especially religious Jew, is the last person who should be suspected of the bombing.

Also, he is accused of planting a bomb at the police station in the settlement of Eli. Isn’t that a typical Arab job? No, say police, Teitel somehow sought to prevent police from protecting the gay parade in Jerusalem by bombing the station in Eli.

Teitel also reportedly confessed to shooting homosexuals, but did not supply any corroborating evidence.

It is unbelievable than a lone terrorist would perpetrate attacks so different and in so many different places. The pacing is also suspect: it would be unusual for a terrorist to kill two Arabs in 1997, and none since then—especially considering that Teitel had collected a venerable arsenal.

Teitel was arrested in the act of plastering anti-Arab posters on walls—not something you would expect from a lone shooter.

Teitel has a criminal background and was wanted in the United States. Shabak would find it easy to make him confess to any number of crimes.

Even though her victim was a soldier, the fact that she was dressed in civilian clothes qualifies her act as terrorism. Still, Israel keeps the checkpoint open so that many more Palestinian terrorists can enter our country.

Historically, other countries have shrunk from prosecuting Palestinian terrorists, or they pardon them quickly to avoid being targeted.

Indeed, why should foreigners arrest Palestinian terrorists when the Israeli government releases them in lopsided exchanges? Killing them all is a far more expedient solution.

Praising the cooperation of our Palestinian enemies, Meridor claimed there is currently no terror in Judea and Samaria. In fact, almost every week armed Palestinians are intercepted hours ahead of planned terrorist attacks.

Meanwhile, other Arabs targeted their own brethren. A 15-year-old Arab named Amjad Shahuna was killed in a school bus shooting.

Most people concentrate on the number of dead, but thanks to Israeli medicine the dead are less than 5% of the number of wounded. More than 50,000 Israelis suffer permanent disabilities as a result of attacks from our Egyptian and Palestinian peace-partners.

The Arabs probably did not realize that they are up against the ultra-tough Border Police, rather than relatively harmless common IDF soldiers on leave.

The Border Police caught their Arab assailants, who must now be full of regret.

According to IDF regulations, Jews are not allowed to shoot at Palestinian stone-throwers unless their lives is in danger and the Arabs continue throwing stones. In practice, that means that the Arabs can hurl a number of stones and then stand back, laughing, because the Jews cannot shoot them as long as they don’t throw any more stones.

The Arabs entered Israel legally because compassionate Jews don’t want to refuse jobs to our enemies.

This is reminiscent of the 1929 Hebron massacre, when a Jewish pharmacist opened his barricaded house to help a screaming Arab female who had faked pregnancy, whereupon the Arabs murdered his family.

In recent years IDF had quietly removed most of the roadblocks, which had proved so effective in intercepting Palestinian terrorists.

What are we to do with him? The Palestinians reasoned correctly that the boy is too young to be put in jail for any considerable time.
Rabin told the troops to break the hands and legs of Palestinian youngsters. The Torah is unequivocal: they should be executed.

A country where young children fight us is a determined and respected enemy, not a ‘peace partner.’

The police are searching for the powerful laser several miles away from Ben Gurion Airport.

While Palestinian terrorists murder Jewish civilians, an increasingly large number of stand-alone Arab patriots are targeting Jewish soldiers. Though legally still terrorism (because it is perpetrated by non-uniformed attackers), morally the action is drastically different and shows the new face of the Palestinian resistance. Instead of immoral terrorists, Israel deals now with determined enemies of a relatively high moral standing.

Attacking an armed soldier, even by surprise, is definitely more dangerous for the terrorist than stabbing a random passerby.

In Hebron, the army arrested a Palestinian armed with knife who entered the Cave of the Patriarchs to pray and kill Jews.

A Haifa court indicted the Arabs for abetting an enemy in wartime. Since their relationship with Palestinian terrorist organizations is hard to prove, the prosecution simply brought the strongest possible charges in order to get a plea bargain.

If Israel is at war and we know the enemy, what precludes us from bombing his towns?

In a separate incident, one Arab was killed and another arrested when they firebombed the Jewish village of Beth El.

Police seized her papers, which show that the girl has been burning with a desire for revenge since the Israeli Gaza war. Though an enemy, she’s anything but the ugly terrorist painted by Israeli media. Indeed, she attacked Jewish soldiers rather than civilians. Consider how we glorify the Jewish teenagers who attacked the British occupiers of our land, often with suicidal courage.

Arabs think similarly.

Bat Ayin is a place of proud Jews, a rare village which refused the security fence because it makes the Jews look afraid.

The wounded boy is a seven-year-old son of Ofer Gamliel, one of the members of the alleged “Bat Ayin underground,” who was jailed on the absurd charge of planning a shootout in an East Jerusalem Arab school. It is widely believed that the government staged the affair to ban the Kach Movement.
Terrorist attacks on Jewish right-wing activists and their families happen far too often to be coincidence.

Shabak apparently knows the terrorist, and army forces are now besieging a house in the Arab village of Khirbet Tzafa. The army has blocked access from the nearby Jewish settlements to prevent Jews from retaliating.

The Arab apparently had planned a mass murder, but the children went home minutes before he arrived on the scene.

Mughniye Brigades, also known as the Galilee Freedom Battalions, claimed responsibility for the attack.
Hamas praised the murder of Jewish children as a legitimate act of resistance. That statement will not have any effect on the EU’s rapprochement with the terrorist group.

The verdict is a sham: the real culprits are the Fatah leaders who finance the infrastructure of terror with money dutifully remitted them by the Jewish government. Like other murderers, Abu Hnish will be released in a prisoner exchange and spend his life in glory after murdering Jewish children. The court was careful to claim damages from penniless Abu Hnish, rather than Fatah.

Arab and leftist media emphasize that Hnish planned the attack in an “illegal” settlement, as if that makes any difference. The UN, so sensitive to Israeli collateral damage in Gaza, has kept silent on this Palestinian attack.

The fire-bombers happened to possess firearms and explosives, which they soon meant to use against Jews.

In view of the pending 1:1,400 prisoner exchange, what would be accomplished by arresting a few more Arabs is not clear.

IDF also found an unusual terrorist vehicle: an Isuzu 4×4 covered with twin steel plates, apparently to protect the driver while he drives into Jews.

Just how can low-paid, unprofessional security in public buildings thoroughly check every car? Many Arabs are indistinguishable from Jews and speak better Hebrew than immigrant security workers. With a line of cars honking and hurrying to get into the malls’ parking, security personnel just cannot inspect them all properly.

Terrorists have repeatedly gotten through the commercial security checkpoints. But even if the security at the malls were perfect, who could protect all buses and open areas full of Jews? Expelling Arabs is the only solution to terrorism.

Now policemen on the scene of a terrorist attack are authorized to shoot the Arab drivers. In Jerusalem, police accompany just about every bulldozer out here.

The trouble is, there’s also been a BMW terrorist recently. Will the police have to escort every Arab car, or can we just expel them all?

The Battalions recently ambushed and killed two traffic policemen in the Jordan Valley, and also claimed responsibility for the latest bulldozer attack in Jerusalem.

They justify the bombing as a proper response to the court-ordered house demolitions in East Jerusalem. Earlier attacks came in response to the Israeli operation in Gaza. The Battalions seek to liberate Galilee, which is densely populated by Arabs, from Zionists.

It is impossible to fight grassroots Arab terrorism. Expelling them altogether is the only solution.

Next time you buy a pizza from a nice Israeli Arab, be careful. Is that a racist generalization? Not until someone shows us a Jewish terrorist in Ramat Gan.