Welcome to the New Era of Peace! Today only one Jew (a Yeshiva student from Yeshivat Ateret Cohanim) was seriously injured in the Old City in Jerusalem, stabbed in the back by a peace-loving Arab who couldn’t control himself and only two firebombs were thrown into the Avraham Avinu Neighborhood in Hebron. ——————————————————— Yesterday afternoon, and into the evening, thousands […]
Read moreHebron – 3:30 PM Israel time I am sitting in the Hebron settlers gift shop – underneath Ma’arat HaMachpela. In an hour a major demonstration is scheduled to begin here in Hebron. In another two and a half hours Rabin and Arafat are supposed to be affixing their signatures to a document betraying Eretz Yisrael and the Jewish People. People […]
Read moreSeveral minutes ago the “Israeli delegation” led by Shimon Peres, initialed an agreement with the terrorist Arafat, that, in their opinion, effectively transfers the heart of Eretz Yisrael to a foreign terrorist power. On the face of it, the Israeli govenment has defeated us. They have managed to sign an agreement that transfers almost all civilian and military responsiblity to […]
Read moreI can remember back some 21 years ago, when I first came to Israel. At that time I didn’t know anything about anything: Israel was still, more or less, a foreign country. At that time I had no intentions of making Aliyah; my mind was set on studying law in the US. But I can distinctly remember during the many […]
Read moreHebron-Past, Present and ForeverOh Say Can You See September 16, 1995 Flag-mania has hit Hebron. International news crews are aiming their cameras at the Kordova Girls School, located directly across the street from Beit Hadassah and Beit Schneerson in the center of Hebron. The reason for the attention: a “palestinian flag” raised on the roof of the building by its […]
Read moreHebron-Past, Present and ForeverThe Ways of the Righteous September 6, 1995 If yesterday I wrote about Satan dressed up as humans, today I am obligated to speak about the other side. And there is another side. A half hour ago I came home from an unbelievably joyous occasion – happy for several reasons: 1. A wedding in Hebron is always a […]
Read moreThere was something in the air. There were soldiers where soldiers usually aren’t posted, there were buses of miltary and border police stationed across from the enterance to the Avraham Avinu neighborhood and in other parts of Hebron. The officers were out in full force. The Devil himself was coming to visit. You know, it’s almost funny. I was standing […]
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