It would be unthinkable for the police to raid a mosque whose members “merely” vandalized a synagogue, as muslims often do.

The subservient court ordered preliminary detention for one week, even though the students are clearly not going to vandalize another mosque in the meantime, nor do they pose a flight risk.

For that reason, only 53% of ultra-Orthodox Jews would oppose the ban. They are insulated and safe from any government actions.

The poll is strictly hypothetical because the ultra-left Israeli High Court would strike down any such ban, though its adoption in Switzerland shows that the ban is fully compatible with liberal democratic principles.

Weeks ago, state prosecution was furious when the Justice Minister expressed the hope that the state’s legal system would someday converge with the Torah.

The court banned the ad even after it was rephrased, because politics must not be mixed with advertising.

Never friends of Gaydamak, we must still note that his only crime is entering Israeli politics. Scores of no less shady businessmen live free in Israel.

The poet had the bad luck to publish his opus during the scandal over the Mohammed cartoons, and the leftist Israeli Attorney General decided to prosecute him, just in case.

The trial was not a slam-dunk affair: a few years ago a Jewish girl, Tanya Soskina, was sentenced in Israel to three years in jail for drawing a Mohammed cartoon.

According to police, Yigal is dangerous to other inmates because he indoctrinates them. How cute! Palestinian terrorists in Israeli jails not only hug together, but watch jihadist Al Jazeera TV.

Probably, Yigal will have to wait till Peres’ death to improve his prison conditions. Unlike other Palestinian murderers, the man who executed Rabin stands no chance of prisoner exchange or parole.

Using the triangulation method, police acquire and store information on the location of every cellular phone call placed in Israel. That enables police to know who was at any given location at any time, and also keep track of anyone with a mobile phone.

May his wish come true.

On the day when Jews celebrate independence, Israeli Arabs, naturally, commemorate Nakba, the day of national catastrophe. Never mind that they did not think of themselves as a nation then.

The Laborites, including Welfare Minister Herzog and a former Ben Gurion University dean, say the ban violates the Arabs’ freedom of speech. By that token, we should allow Neo-Nazi propaganda, as well.

Federman’s crime is grave: he asked rhetorically in an interview, “Who is a ‘good Arab?’ The one who has not killed a Jew yet?” The judge who reads incitement into these words is in clear need of hospitalization.

Police arrested a dozen people on suspicion of planning to participate in the march—that is, before they actually committed a misdemeanor. Preventive arrests in such mundane cases never take place among left-wingers.

Immediately, the leftist establishment lashed out against him with a police investigation. Yesterday, Lieberman was interrogated for eight hours. Today, for five. Incredibly, the charges relate to a routine financial offense thirteen years ago.

Police have promised more interrogations—unless, presumably, Lieberman agrees to establish the Arab state unconditionally, in which case he would get a Sharon-type safety net against criminal prosecution.

Meanwhile, a Norwegian Fafo poll shows that a mere 35 percent of Palestinians support the two-state solution. About the same number wants the annihilation of Israel.

Instead of the traditional charges of “destroying state’s property,” police took an innovative approach and sent the offender for psychiatric testing.
In the Soviet Union, dissidents were commonly jailed in psychiatric hospitals on the presumption that no sane person could dislike communism.

The judge is unacquainted with logic, as the slogan does not mean that all Arabs are guilty of terrorism, but only that terrorism can be solved when there are no Arabs.

In normal countries, freedom of expression is only restricted when the speech causes direct and immediate danger. Slogans, however offensive, are not punishable, and the very thought of sentencing for a hint is alien to liberal justice.

Nerie has kept the sticker on his car since 2004. The court took this fact—which contradicts the notion of any danger and should have led to acquittal—for an aggravating circumstance.

Nerie was singled out for prosecution, as the sticker is very common in the territories.

Arab drivers kill and maim more Jews than the terrorists do.

Earlier, police arrested other demonstrators near his home.

The government has taken its persecution of Jews one step further. Thousands of gentile anti-Semites from US, UN, and EU institutions visit Israel regularly with no hurdles. The government, however, banned the infamous Jewish anti-Semite Richard Falk, now UNHRC rep, from visiting Israel.