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September 11, 2001                                         The Islamic Jihad [carried out by mostly Saudi Arabs] massacres (around) 3,000 innocent people in the U.S. * al-Qaeda's Bin Laden admits to the crime. * The sick 'death cult' - Arab "Palestinians" celebrating it. * Ring leader: Mohamed Atta & his accomplices: profiles of '"Pious" dirty Muslim hypocrisy'[The Jihadist Muslim terrorists --while professing criticism of western sexual morality and covered with towels pictures containing women hanging in their hotel room, they-- visited/used: strip joints, lap dances,...

"THE END IS F___ING NEAR" :))) IRANIAN GREEN ARMY WAS HERE!

(IsraelNN.com) U.S. Federal Judge Richard M. Berman sentenced on Tuesday a New York resident who broadcast satellite television programming of the Hizbullah terrorist organization to more than a year in prison. Saleh Elahwal pleaded guilty to providing material support to the terrorist organization's Al Manar news network between September 2005 and August 2006. He was sentenced to a year and five months. Israel, the U.S., and many European countries define the Lebanese-based Hizbullah organization a terrorist organization, prohibiting any transaction with a terrorist organization. Elahwal's sentencing comes two months after the main defendant, Javed Iqbal, was ordered by a federal...

Lebanese majority leader MP Saad Hariri of the Mustaqbal movement accused Hezbollah, in a statement Tuesday, of triggering the clashes in Bekaa valley of east Lebanonto cover unloading weapons in the area, local Elnashra website reported. "Lebanese army discovered unloading weapons in Taalabaya, at Hezbollah headquarters, then, Hezbollah militants started shooting artilleries in every direction for a cover-up," the statement said. The statement called all Mustaqbal members to stay calm and adopt restrain to avoid more tension. Three people were killed and four wounded in armed clashes at dawn Tuesday in Bekaa valley, mortars and machine guns were used in...

WASHINGTON — The FBI and Department of Homeland Security sent a bulletin Friday to state and local law enforcement authorities advising them to watch for potential retaliatory strikes by Hezbollah, one day after the Lebanese militia group vowed to avenge the death of a top commander by attacking Israeli and Jewish targets around the world. "While retaliation in the U.S. homeland is unlikely, Hezbollah has demonstrated a capability to respond outside the Middle East to similar events in the past," said the intelligence bulletin sent to about 18,000 state and local law enforcement officials late Friday afternoon. The FBI also...

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Hezbollah's leader said Saturday that the militant Islamic group's war last summer with Israel has left the U.S. vision of a "new Middle East" in shambles and claimed the guerrilla group was ready to strike Israel again at any time. During the 34-day war in southern Lebanon, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called for a new era of democracy and peace in the region, "a new Middle East." But Hezbollah, backed by Syria and Iran, said the U.S. vision aimed at reinforcing Israel. "There is no new Middle East," Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah told a...

Hizbollah's missiles can reach any spot in Israel, the Lebanese guerrilla group's chief said in remarks aired months after the United Nations beefed up its peacekeeping force in south Lebanon. About 1,200 Lebanese and 157 Israelis were killed in a 34-day war between the Iran-backed group and Israel which began after Hizbollah guerrillas seized two Israeli soldiers in a cross-border raid on July 12, 2006. "In July and August (2006), there was no place in occupied Palestine which was out of the reach of the resistance missiles," Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah told Al Jazeera television. "Tel Aviv or elsewhere, we were...

Man in the Shadows: Inside the Middle East Crisis with a Man Who Led the Mossad (New book by Halevy, recent head of Mossad as well as Israeli diplomat) Includes timely discussion of U.S. trends and the depressing terrorism future! Here is a somewhat excerpted review from Amazon: Written with the dispassion of an intelligence report, Halevy's memoir turns out to be a 20-year political history that includes much secret maneuvering but little skullduggery. Born in London in 1934, Halevy joined the Mossad in 1961 and quickly moved up to become a deputy division chief. His book opens in 1988-89,...

Pat Buchanan's Rampage By Burt Prelutsky Pat Buchanan, not satisfied merely looking like a Herblock depiction of a bigot, a man who never allows an opportunity to slam Israel slip through his fingers, has been on a rampage because Israel has finally gone after the murderous thugs and sadists of Hezbollah. The fact that the terrorists don't wear uniforms means that every time the Israelis kill one of them, Buchanan and his ilk get to insist that Israel is targeting civilians. Buchanan's concern for civilians isn't nearly so evident when it's Jews who are targeted by Hamas, Hezbollah and the...

War on terrorism's most idiotic phrase to date: "Proportionate response to terrorism." How do Kofi and the friends of terror manage to say it with a straight face? It follows the same logic as being a little bit pregnant.

It is truly sickening to see the leftists of the world exhibit their anti-Jewish hatred by calling on Israel to stop defending themselves against the Muslim murderers – terrorists who have now made perfectly clear to any fair-minded person that their only desire is to drive the Israelis into the sea. Among American broadcasters this unfairness is especially noticeable on CNN, with Wolf Blitzer the anti-Semite in chief. Americans should realize that Hamas, Fatah and Hezbollah are just other faces of the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Queda – Islamofascist jihadists who want to kill Americans just as badly as they want...

BEIRUT Nearly one year ago, not long after the assassination of Rafik Hariri, who was twice prime minister of Lebanon, Syrian troops withdrew from Lebanon, unleashing a wave of patriotism here that prompted many to declare that the Lebanese might finally be able to take control of their destiny. But like so many other historic events, the intensity of the moment and the rush of emotions eclipsed at least one important and largely unanswerable question: What next? With Syria gone, or at least its troops gone, who would fill the power vacuum left behind? At the time, Iran did not...