Posts Tagged: Reuven Berko
The Problem With the Joint Arab List in Israel
On October 15, Israel's Knesset, with the support of 80 of its 120 Knesset members, ratified the historic peace treaty with the United Arab Emirates,...
Report: Banksy, World’s Most Mysterious Graffiti Artist, Spotted in Israeli Shopping Mall
A woman passing by a soon-to-open exhibit at an Israeli shopping mall -- featuring the “Art of Banksy” -- claims to have caught the elusive...
‘Palestine’ and the International Criminal Court
The Palestinian Authority's latest unilateral attempt to gain recognition as a state without negotiating any concessions failed Tuesday. But other mischief remains in play, including Wednesday's...
Peace According to Radical Islam
England is debating whether to outlaw the Muslim Brotherhood - the religious, ideological, and operative supporter of Hamas. Various political pressures, however, have prevented British...
The Road From Qatar to the Gaza Strip
In a recent speech, Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Ron Prosor mentioned the central role of Qatar in supporting international terrorist organizations. Money flowing...
The Double Standard of Proportionality
Once again, Israel finds itself facing Hamas rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip as the terrorists turn their civilians into human shields. Before the security...
What Would Abbas’ Palestinian State Look Like?
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri recently called Mahmoud Abbas "a traitor who is selling Palestine." The statement was made in a speech available on al-Qaeda-affiliated websites, and...
The Final Death of Lawrence of Arabia
Peter O'Toole, who was marvelous in "Lawrence of Arabia," died recently. Many commentators and critics feel that Lawrence's story and the movie about him influenced...
NRA Chief Points to Israel as Model for His Vision, Israelis Disagree (VIDEO)
NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre has been ruffling some feathers lately, including those of Israeli security experts. LaPierre has been speaking publicly since a mass-murderer killed 27 people...
