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25 Adar I 5779

2 March 2019

Quote of the Day:

“The upcoming elections are between the “Right” and Palestine.”

Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked speaking yesterday.

Shaked could not be any more correct.

The News On The Israeli Street

Palestinian terror in the last 24 hours on the Gaza border . . .

Palestinian entertainment yesterday afternoon along the Gaza border.

An estimated 8000 Hamasniks attacked in various locations throwing “rocks”, Molotovs, IEDs, grenades, and bombs targeting IDF soldiers, a military vehicle, and the border fence itself.

The News on the Israeli Street

The shifting sands of the Netanyahu investigation . . .

As you know, your humble servant originally estimated that the hearing on whether or not to indict the prime minister would take place in approximately four months (around mid-August); then, yesterday that time frame changed to sometime in early 2020; now, it has returned to possibly taking place in September.

The bottom line is that no one knows when it will take place.

At the same time, the Likud party is holding a rally for Netanyahu tonight:

The poster promoting the rally.

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The caption reads: “The more they try to accuse Bibi, the stronger he gets.”

In the past, this caption was undoubtedly true; whether it will hold true this time is questionable.

The snow keeps falling . . .

Here’s the view of Mt. Hermon today from Moshav Mehola (140 km away):

Mt. Hermon and surrounding areas–almost like looking at the Himalayas.

TODAY’S BLOG:

Israeli Jews Embracing The Anti-Semite Jeremy Corbyn

When Corbyn (in the yellow shirt) campaigns to “Free Palestine”, he is talking about from the river to the sea.

300 leftist Israelis have just signed a letter supporting the virulently anti-Semitic Jeremy Corbin of the British Labor Party. A few of the 300 are Israeli-Arabs, but most are Israeli Jews.

Part of their absurd letter reads:

We are . . . committed to civil equality within Israel, to ending the occupation and to the blockade of Gaza, to just peace and justice for the Palestinian refugees . . . we welcomed the election of Jeremy Corbin, a committed leader of peace, as the leader of the British Labor Party . . . Since his election, Corbin has been subjected to ongoing attacks on his supposed friendship for anti-Semitism. We reject the nature of these accusations completely . . .

Committed to civil equality? A committed leader of peace? Supposed “friendship” for anti-Semitism?

Who is kidding whom? The fact is that Corbyn has never missed an anti-Semitic opportunity whether it was defending an Anglican bishop who peddles anti-Semitic conspiracies or terming Hamas and Hezbollah “friends” or  his connection to a group run by a Holocaust denier or, or, or . . . the list goes on and on.     

The phenomenon of Jews embracing anti-Semites never fails to amaze your humble servant . . . even more so–the phenomenon of Israeli Jews embracing anti-Semites.