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I just walked in the door and booted up the machine. Perhaps I need to go to the Negev more often.

Since the Carter-Clinton peace process began, Israeli governments had no cushion against the onslaught of US pressure to return land or make incredible concessions to political groups that continue to seek the small nation's destruction. Israelis were powerless to voice how they felt about hair-brained schemes thought up by care-less individuals in Foggy Bottom or elsewhere.

President Bush was in Israel recently to celebrate that nation's 60th birthday. While addressing the Israeli parliament, the President made the irrefutable observation that:

The Washington Post writes up the double speak coming from the Bush administration concerning Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.  After calling the Sudanese government out for their “

While in Israel last week, President Bush hammered those who would try to appease terrorists rather than defeat them.

Yesterday, Foreign Minister Livni spoke at Harvard and, in response to international pressure, announced that her government would not be permitting the proposed construction in Pisgat Zeev. There was not a peep from the prime minister’s office nor did Shas have anything to say.

In today’s PC world, diversity, understanding, tolerance, equality are all the big buzzwords. But yet, as we’ve seen popping up here and there at anti-war rallies and the such, anti-semitism seems to be rearing its ugly head. Or is it just Israel bashing? How else do you explain Ms. Magazine and their refusal to run this ad: Click here.

Here’s from the American Jewish Conference