Kevin Bermeister
ARTICLES BY: Kevin Bermeister
Israel’s New Strategy: Prisoners for ‘Peace’
Did "land for peace" just give way to "prisoners for peace" in the sordid negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority? Since the Oslo Accords, foreign...
The Temple Mount is the Key to Peace
The current negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority are a struggle close to the heart of many. Hope springs eternal, but questions remain. Most would...
With Their New Status, Palestinians Will Observe a Bursting Israeli Jerusalem
Open your eyes and see the fires burning in Afghanistan, Egypt, Syria, Bahrain, Libya and Lebanon, whilst Israel's economic development marches forward relentlessly. While Jerusalem...
Obama, Romney and Sharon’s Prophecy
President Barak Obama chose Egypt as his first foreign destination and Governor Romney recently made an election promise to first visit Israel. There could not...
Overt and Covert – You Can’t Make this Stuff Up!
At the recent attack on the US embassy in Yemen they chanted "O Jews, Khyber, Khyber. The army of Muhammad will return!" Observing their responses...
BBC Shaves the Skin Off Britain’s Nose
It would be nice if the world of sport and politics were distinct, yet history is replete with political events that render the noble intent...
The Honey Bee Paradox
Shavuot celebrates the day the nation of Israel received its Torah (The Bible) and is associated with blossoming trees, flowers, milk and honey. Honey is...
With God and Church on Their Side
An interesting article appeared in last weekend's papers which ostensibly featured GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum. What fascinated me about the piece was the fact...
Jewish Peoplehood and Fantasy Sports
On my walk through my local shopping strip on Saturday I overheard the florist comment that he'd sold more Christmas trees this year to Jewish...
Newt Gingrich – Democracy’s Blessing or Curse?
In one fell swoop Newt Gingrich focused the world's attention on all of the ignorance that has plagued Israel through more than 30 years of...
Cold War or Employment and Peace?
On a recent trip to Israel, where I visit frequently, I was struck anew by the incredibly vibrant domestic economy that is flourishing there. This...