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By: Earl Cox
What is Israel up against? Is the IDF in Gaza to fight citizens of Gaza, families whose desire it is to simply live, work, and play? Do Gazans even have choices even when there is no conflict? No, they do not. The IDF is fighting hardened, we-don’t-care-who-dies, as long as we get our way, terrorists.
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By: Caroline Glick
Obama is siding with Hamas, and its Muslim Brotherhood patrons in Qatar and Turkey, against Israel, and its Sunni Arab supporters...It is Obama who demands that Hamas have open borders so it can resupply, and receive billions of dollars...so it can pay North Korea for more missiles and import building materials to reconstruct its tunnels.
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By: Ronn Torossian
Hamas is an organization devoted to destroying Israel. They won’t stop fighting and don’t care how many – on their side or ours – die. And while the world rants and raves when Israel dares to fight back, the world is quiet about Ukraine, 150,000 dead Syrians, the occupation of Cyprus by the Turks, and everything else.
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By: Simcha Jacobovici
With everything that’s going on, it’s easy to forget that Gaza has a long Jewish history. It’s an odd history, however. The fact is that Gaza has never sat right with the Jewish people. Isaac, one of the three Biblical forefathers, was born somewhere between Beer Sheba and Gaza, precisely in the area that is suffering the most rocket attacks from Hamas.
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By: Raymond Ibrahim
World leaders are increasingly pointing to U.S. President Obama’s failures in the Middle East. Some are direct and blunt...Russian President Vladimir Putin was asked by journalists about U.S. sanctions against Russia due to the Ukrainian crisis. While naturally condemning such moves, part of his response was to accuse the Obama administration of “encouraging war between neighboring states.
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By: Shoshana Bryen
The Israeli Cabinet unanimously rejected the terms of a Gaza ceasefire proposed by Hamas front men Qatar and Turkey. Secretary of State Kerry expressed surprise and chagrin at the vote...The original problem was — and remains — that Hamas, a terrorist organization supported by Iran as well as by Qatar and Turkey, was firing increasingly long-range and lethal rockets from within its own civilian population...
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By: David Rubin
Israel continues to lose the momentum each time a ceasefire is agreed to, while Hamas and Islamic Jihad receive a much-needed respite to reorganize, to prepare new booby-traps for Israeli soldiers in the alleyways of Gaza and to kill more Israeli soldiers, while we hope that maybe a few folks overseas will praise our "restraint”.
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