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  • BREAKING: Car-Ramming Terrorist Attack in Acre Leaves Four Injured

    Earlier this morning, an Arab-Israeli driver ran over and lightly-to-moderately wounded two soldiers, a border policeman and a pedestrian in the northern Israeli city of Acre, Israeli police said. After an initial investigation, the police confirmed that the driver’s intention was nationalistic and therefore classified as a terror attack. The terrorist was able to crash his car into Israelis at 2 separate locations before being neutralized. The Arab-Israeli driver, 51 from northern Israel, ran over a soldier near the city market, before proceeding toward the train station where he plowed his vehicle into more victims, according to Ynet News. According...
  • Israel Frontline – From Desolation to Restoration: Recent History and the birth of refugee problem

    05/19/2015 3:02:56 PM PDT · by OK Sun
    Maoz Israel Blog ^ | May 19, 2015 | admin
    [Embedded Video--28:30] Israel Frontline is a weekly program hosted by Shira Sorko-Ram. On this program: – Jews and Arabs prepare for battle. – What was the Arab Revolt. – Were there only Arab Refugees? – In the second part of the program, our panel guests will offer their views of the Jewish-Arab relationships at the time.
  • Will Palestinian Statehood Bring Peace?

    04/28/2010 4:35:09 AM PDT · by Emile · 9 replies · 132+ views
    Son of Hamas blog ^ | 4/27/10 | Son of Hamas
    An independent Palestinian state is not a viable solution to peace in Israel or in the Middle East if for no other reason than that the Palestinian people are irreconcilably divided./snip/To Hamas, Islamic Jihad and more than 1.6 billion Muslims worldwide, the land called Israel today is an Islamic waqf, “an inalienable religious endowment.” It is a trust. Its owner is Allah himself. It cannot be bargained away or be allowed to be conquered by infidels. A waqf is nonnegotiable. And compromise is not part of the Muslim lexicon.
  • 1948, Israel, and the Palestinians— The True Story

    05/05/2008 4:09:44 AM PDT · by Convert from ECUSA · 14 replies · 61+ views
    Commentary Magazine ^ | May 2008 | Efraim Karsh
    Sixty years after its establishment by an internationally recognized act of self-determination, Israel remains the only state in the world that is subjected to a constant outpouring of the most outlandish conspiracy theories and blood libels; whose policies and actions are obsessively condemned by the international community; and whose right to exist is constantly debated and challenged not only by its Arab enemies but by segments of advanced opinion in the West. During the past decade or so, the actual elimination of the Jewish state has become a cause célèbre among many of these educated Westerners. The “one-state solution,” as...
  • 'Arab-Israeli Struggle to Renew in September'

    08/24/2005 5:41:16 PM PDT · by Nachum · 11 replies · 458+ views
    Arutz 7 ^ | Aug 25, '05 | staff
    (IsraelNN.com) The Arab struggle against Israel will renew itself next month, according to analysts of the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center. It noted that Hamas spokesmen have stated that it will continue its strategy of terror. The Israel-based research center also noted repeated Hamas statements that the expulsion was a result of Kassam rocket and mortar fire. Hams leader Sayid Tziem called on Arabs to use the "Gaza model" of terrorism in Judea and Samaria to force further Israeli concessions.
  • Correction: Bombings-Blair Story (AP made it up again)

    07/10/2005 8:15:40 PM PDT · by hipaatwo · 8 replies · 534+ views
    LONDON - In a July 9 story about Prime Minister Tony Blair's comments on overcoming global terrorism, The Associated Press erroneously reported that he spoke of easing the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. Blair did not specifically mention the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in his interview with the British Broadcasting Corp
  • Blair Blames Terror on Arab-Israeli Conflict

    07/10/2005 7:12:56 AM PDT · by bvw · 105 replies · 1,568+ views
    IsraelNationalNews.com ^ | Jul 10, '05 | Scott Shiloh
    British Prime Minister Tony Blair sees the Arab-Israeli dispute as one of the main reasons behind the London bombings. The group claiming responsibility puts it third on a list of grievances. British Prime Minister Tony Blair has attributed last week’s bombings in London to the Arab-Israeli dispute and lack of democracy in the Middle East. At least 70 people were estimated to have been killed in bombing attacks that gripped London last Thursday, with hundreds more wounded. Blair told the BBC that precluding terrorist attacks was not necessarily a question of taking preventative security measures. “The underlying problems have to...
  • Arab-Israeli relations swell through soccer

    03/31/2005 5:20:41 PM PST · by Nachum · 10 replies · 564+ views
    FOXsports.com ^ | march 31, 2005 | Kristin Stevens
    JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel suddenly has two Arab heroes. In a country where Jewish-Arab alienation runs deep, a pair of critical goals in World Cup soccer have created an instant connection across the divide. For years, Abas Suan and Walid Badir endured racist taunts from the bleachers. Now they're the toast of the predominantly Jewish state.
  • What Really Happened in 1948

    01/23/2005 12:59:01 AM PST · by Marguerite · 22 replies · 3,046+ views
    Frontpagemag.com ^ | December 28, 2004 | Sarah El Shazly
    Ever since I was a child, I've heard a range of accounts of what happened to the Palestinians and Palestine. Everyone knows the Jewish version and the Arab version. But there is a third side, that of those who lived there and still do -- the Israeli Arabs. Some Jews want us out of Israel, and some Arabs believe that we are an extension of the Zionists. Yet we Israeli Arabs keep our culture and traditions. Mahshy, or stuffed grape leaves, remains our favorite meal. We love Arabic music; we sing old folk songs, including "Wein aa Ramallah" about a...
  • Jerusalem Arab sentenced to 16 years for terror ties

    11/25/2003 10:40:05 AM PST · by yonif · 94+ views
    Jerusalem Post ^ | Nov. 25, 2003 | ETGAR LEFKOVITS
    A Jerusalem Arab who was enlisted by the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine to carry out a series of terror attacks against Israelis, including a shooting attack at a public bus, and a planned attack at The Hebrew University was sentenced late Monday by the Jerusalem District Court to sixteen years in prison, court documents released Tuesday showed. Hamzeh Darbas, 23, of the east Jerusalem village of Isawiya, was previously convicted in the same court on charges of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit a crime, attempted robbery, illegally carrying arms, and membership in a terror organization for a...
  • Build strong foundation and peace will come

    06/05/2002 6:05:09 PM PDT · by vannrox · 1 replies · 256+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | June 5, 2002 | BY MICHAEL OREN
    Build strong foundation and peace will come June 5, 2002BY MICHAEL OREN The conclusion of Israel's large-scale retaliation in the West Bank, the Bush administration's newfound commitment to Middle East mediation, and the call for major reforms in the Palestinian Authority--all present a unique opportunity for progress toward a genuine Arab-Israeli peace. Obtaining that goal, however, will require a new approach to Middle East diplomacy, and a scrupulous effort to avoid the errors of the past. Since Israel's victory in the Six Day War, which broke out 35 years ago today, efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East have...